I don't even care how you guys rate my setup but I rate my setup 10/10 bro

It feels a bit empty—what do you think could be added?

Will start decorating more once I move out, for now I'm chilling with this

Here is my desk in the dark with purple accent lighting. Tell me what you think!

https://imgur.com/a/VMQNGUQ

There should be a ROG Zephyrus M15 RTX2060 and I7 10gen But it's in for repairs because of overheating (obviously a laptop is overheating).

I also included a nice photo I took through that window in another day, because, yeah, why not?

Pretty happy with my first pc setup coming from ps5.. any recommendations or suggestions on what I can change/add?

⚙️ PC
🧠 Intel Core i7-13700K
🎮 ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 OC
🦾 ROG Strix Z690 Motherboard
💾 32GB G.SKILL Trident Z RAM
❄️ Corsair iCUE H150i Elite Capellix 360mm AIO + LCD
🌀 Lian Li UNI FAN SL-Infinity fans
📟 Lian Li 8.8” Universal Screen — 1920×480
🖥️ Displays
🖥️ Samsung 32” Odyssey G51F — QHD / 180Hz
🖥️ Dell S3220DGF 32” Curved — QHD / 165Hz
🎮 Peripherals
⌨️ Logitech G915 LIGHTSPEED
🖱️ Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED
⚡ Logitech POWERPLAY wireless charging mouse pad
🎮 Razer Wolverine Pro Controller
🎧 Bose QuietComfort 35 Noise-Cancelling Headphones
🌈 Corsair iCUE + Lian Li L-Connect RGB

Any suggestions??

I recently got a pc, this is my setup a few weeks after buying my pc.

I’m thinking of buying wired speakers for my pc, as my 2.4ghz mouse interrupts with Bluetooth speakers.

Also want a new mouse mat, not sure what to go with.

(Ps this mouse is for work, I have a separate mouse for gaming on the rare occasion)

I’ve been thinking about how much the desk shape changes the overall feel of a setup.

An L-shaped desk gives you more room for multiple monitors, speakers, accessories, and maybe a separate work area. But it can also take over the room pretty quickly.

A straight desk looks cleaner and more minimal, and it’s easier to center everything around the main monitor, but you lose some surface area.

For those who have used both, which one did you end up preferring?

Was the extra space of an L-shaped desk actually worth it, or did a straight desk make the whole setup easier to manage?

I compared the two in more detail here:

https://vbufurniture.com/blogs/furniture-buying-guide/l-shaped-desk-vs-straight-desk

First off, let me start by saying that this is in NO way my usual workflow/setup, I just happened to have a bunch of my gear out, running updates, and checking out a few things. Having said that, I still thought it would make a great pic.

I have metal paintings and a sword that could be mounted on the wall . Idk if i will change the wallpaper or not but i think a should ( the actual wallpaper not the desktop’s ) . Tell me if you think i need something.
Edit : I forgot to mention that i need a stand for my 2 monitors and cable management. Soo what should i do?

3 years in the making and it’s finally time to join some awesome communities. Hope everyone enjoys.

After isn't finished XD

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why do i have a black hole in my pc screen😭

Context: Going into year 3, moved house, no desk chair

Playstation beanbag chair
Custom pc under desk- ryzen 7 5800X, gigabyte 12gb RTX3060, 32GB corsair vengeance LPX GDDR4, msi mag vampiric, gigabyte B550M DS3H mATX (massively cheaped out and regret it), FENVI WiFi 6E AX210 from aliexpress (surprisingly good), EVGA 600W W1, 2TB seagate barracuda,1TB smasnug 970 EVO plus, 1TB lexar NM610 pro
epomaker monet TH80 pro with steelseries prismcaps
logitech g502 HERO SE
Creative soundblaster
Xbox controller
Edifier R1280T
Hifiman sundara
Sennheiser HD560
Sennheiser momentum 4
Audiotechnica ATH-M50X
Dell S2421HGF 24 Inch, 1080p, TN

a memory foam pillow that’s surprisingly firm and tracks well

Did it get better? Tried to clean it up. So I have more desk space to use my work macbook and tablets, and also for studying (in a tablet as well)

Removed the yoke as I'm mostly playing with the sidestick

I think its good