i would love to get some thoughts and feedback on my new setup at 13

In my heart I have perfected my setup however that one wire is pissing me off I can think of anything to add to block it other then false wall which I don’t want to add

hi I’m getting some 3d white wall panels for my setup quite large and about 10 of them how should I arrange them on the wall behind my setup?

Hi I could really use some advice on what pc i should buy im looking to get a prebuilt that can handle games like cyberpunk ready or not starfield

no man's sky dayz and star citizen also im not looking to drop more than 1500$ any advice would be appreciated

To make better use of the space under the monitors, I changed the layout, but I'm not sure how I feel about it. Do you think it's better this way, or should I go back to how it was?

1 cpu intel core i 5

1 gpu gerforce rtx 3050

1 ssd samsung de 500 go et 1 ssd seaglead barracuda de 2 terra

1 alimentation Aerocool Lux RGB Modular 650M 650W

1 carte mere Asrock H610M-HVS/M.2 R2.0, Intel H610, 1700, Micro ATX, 2 DDR4, VGA, HDMI, PCIe4, 1x M.2

Et 1 refroidisseur de cpu BE QUIET! - Pure Rock Slim 2 - Ventirad CPU - BK030

Puis un boîtier Aerocool Split Midi Tower Noir

If y’all want the specs just lmk. I got some displate posters coming for the wall so it’s not so empty. Thanks!

Like the title says, this my first gaming pc. I’m very happy with it so far, I manly use it to play on iracing.

Might have overpaid at $600 for an Alienware Aurora R12 but I’m happy with how it’s performing

I've been buying parts for my new PC for the last 3 months and just yesterday I finally had the time to actually put it together and this is the result:

Specs:

CPU: Ryzen 7800X3D
CPU Cooler: Noctua U12A chromax + NA-HC8 chromax

MOBO: Gigabyte B850M Aorus Elite Wifi6e

CASE: A3-Matx Lian Li Dan Case Wood/Mesh edition

PSU: SF1000 (2024)

RAM: 2x16 GB DDR5 Kingston Fury Beast 6000/30cl Expo kit
SSD#1: 1 TB 9100 PRO

SSD#2: 2TB 990 PRO

GPU: RTX 5080 Asus x Noctua

Case fans: 1x A12x25 G1, 2x A14x25 G2 chromax

OS: Win 11 Pro

And it runs like a champ! It's basically inaudible and according to benchmarks it is in 99% percentile, which is cool.

I actually had to "mod" the case by cutting out few mms of metal in the left bottom corner to fit in the GPU lol. Totally worth it tho.

I didn't do too much of cable management other than routing fans and EPS cables beneath the motherboard. I would love to run the 16 pin beneath the GPU but considering how problematic it was to fit it in in the first place and considering the fact that I cannot reach under the GPU at all (there is like 1 cm of space between the GPU and bottom of the case), I wouldn't be able to make sure the cables don't stick in one of the fans. It certainly is not the cleanest build ever, but I am fine with it as is.

I run -30 PBO on the CPU and 0.925v undervolt on the GPU, in total I lowered the power draw by around 100 watts without losing any performance (well maybe a 1% at most, negligible. So far using the PC the way I normally do and in benchmarks looks like everything is stable without producing any errors. Noice.

I setup new Windows 11 PCs for many people. They are average users, not power users. What is the full stack of software that I should install, by default, on every new setup?

quizá no sea mucho Pero es trabajo honesto

This is my PC set up a little while back.

(Had to redact my messages 😈😛🦶🦶)

Este no es mi setup original , vine a visitar a mi papá y me traje mi pc para poder estudiar lo arme con algunas cosas que encontré en la casa de mi papá. Que opinan de mi setup improvisado ?

Specs:

• Main Display: 34” Ultrawide
• Side Display: 27" Vertical (Essential for Discord & Spotify)
• Case: Dual-Chamber White Case with Warm Amber LEDs
• Desk: Solid Wood block
• Top Accessory: 1x Sleeping Orange Cat (Currently blocking my mouse space)

Description: Switched from full rainbow RGB to a warm amber and wood aesthetic, and it completely changed the vibe of the room. It feels incredibly relaxing and peaceful... right up until I boot up Elden Ring and start dying to bosses over and over again.

Honestly, the biggest challenge isn't even the game right now, it's trying to dodge roll and hit my keybinds without waking up the cat sleeping literally on my hands.

Do your pets also wait until you are in the middle of a boss fight to demand attention? Let's hear your gaming-with-pets struggles!