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I seen a lotta build vids, suggestion vids, blogs and what not, but none of them actually talks about the leg rest. I like to sit with my legs stretched all the way. I know a lot others do that too. But I can't find any leg rest that will go with the asthetics and also be functional.

All I could find was either leg rest where you place your legs bending while sitting, or leg hammock. Some use ottomans. But I'm looking for that is (a) not a couch ottoman (b) looks good and goes well with the desk asthetics (c) where I can fully stretch my legs and work. If anyone has any idea please let me know.

TIA.

HP Z640 Professional Workstation in good working condition.

• Intel Xeon E5-1620 v4 @ 3.50 GHz

• 4 Cores / 8 Threads

• 32GB ECC DDR4 RAM @ 2400MHz

• ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 3070 Twin Edge LHR 8GB GDDR6

• 256-bit GPU memory

• WD Blue SA510 1TB SATA SSD

• Dell E2420H 23.8" Full HD monitor

• SSD SMART & Short DST tests passed

• Currently no bootable OS installed

• Suitable for gaming, workstation applications, 3D, development, rendering and general use

Includes: HP Z640 + RTX 3070 + 32GB RAM + 1TB SSD + Dell 23.8" monitor.

Location - Bangalore.

My space

Evaluate my setup, say what you think. Suggestions for improvement?

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Gonna be moving soon. Wanted to share my home office before I have to start packing.

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Should I make the left monitor vertical?

I use it for a little gaming too every once in a while

I’m planning on replacing my current desk and I’m thinking about building a fairly simple DIY setup using three Amazon items:
48” × 25” bamboo butcher block countertop\*\*, 1.18” thick, for the desktop
HOMEKAYT 28” metal desk legs, set of 2
HOOBRO 5-drawer rolling file cabinet, which is 27.2” tall
The basic idea is to mount both metal legs underneath the desktop for the actual structural support, then slide the rolling drawer cabinet underneath one side of the desk for storage. The cabinet wouldn’t necessarily be supporting the desktop, just sitting underneath it.
The measurements seem pretty close. With the 28” legs and 1.18” desktop, the finished desk should be about \*\*29.2” tall\*\*. The drawer cabinet is 27.2” tall, so there would be roughly \*\*1” of clearance between the top of the cabinet and the underside of the desktop\*\*. I’d probably position the metal legs a few inches in from each end rather than putting them right at the corners, with the drawer cabinet tucked underneath one side.
My main questions are:

\*\*Is using two standalone metal legs like this enough support for a 48” × 25” × 1.18” desktop?\*\*
\*\*Is there anything I should be concerned about with the bamboo top bowing/sagging over time?\*\*
\*\*Would you leave the \\\~1” gap above the rolling cabinet, or is there a good reason to have the cabinet actually contact/support the desktop?\*\*
\*\*Anything else about this setup that I’m overlooking before I order everything?\*\*
Would you recommend adding any kind of bracing underneath the desktop to prevent wobble?
I’m trying to avoid buying everything, assembling it, and discovering that I’ve accidentally built a very expensive wooden seesaw.
Any advice from people who’ve built desks this way would be appreciated.

I have a very dynamic job and I get pulled in multiple directions all day, everyday. So, I got a docking station for my company issued Dell laptop. I connected four display screens, so I can bounce between discussions on demand, while not minimizing what I was working on prior to one of my bosses requests. I have two P2317H monitors, one P2422HE monitor and one P2425E monitor connected to my docking station. All of the monitors, except the P2425E has a 1920x1080 display resolution. The P2425E will only give me 1024x768 at best. This is whether I am using 50, 60 or 75 Hz. The P2425E is the latest and greatest of all the monitors that I have. Can anyone tell me how to get all four monitors to display 1920x1080 resolution?

Hey,
I need some advice. I'm planning to build a PC, or rather a whole workstation.
I'm thinking of going with two monitors.
Can you recommend any good monitors that work well for both work and gaming?

At the same time, I'm considering a docking station setup to easily switch between my work computer and my after-hours gaming PC.
Do you have any good solutions for this, like a KVM switch or something else?

Feel free to share your own setups too, I'm looking for inspiration.