The PC (Personal Computer) is a highly configurable and upgradable gaming platform that, among home systems, sports the widest variety of control methods, largest library of games, and cutting edge graphics and sound capabilities.
its two 24 inch monitors on the left then a 50 plasma then a 20inch monitor than a 32 tv with a main gaming pc on the left 660ti etc. then a gaming pc on the right gtx 260 etc. with a amp with two 200 watt speakers and also a ps3 to round it out. also snake is back on fox.
I am deeply disappointed at the standard human levels of cleanliness and decency that these photos show. I was expecting some piles of garbage, old food and filthy desks to make me feel better about the state of mine. You've let me down with your self respect!
@ll_exile_ll: I had that TV up until maybe 6 months ago. Sold it to a family member and bought one of the Sony 3d Monitors. Smaller screen but now its usable for reading rather than just videos.
47 inch Panasonic TV right next to my desk so I can use it to play PC games with a gamepad, along with Xbox, Wii, PS3, and Roku box to watch Giant Bomb videos.
This is a picture I took a little while after I built my PC about a year ago. Nothing has changed (except for tons of clutter on the desk).
Edit: oh yeah, I got a webcam since then too. (Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 - I picked it up at Walmart for $15 on clearance. Somebody screwed up because that's a $90 webcam lol)
I sit in a reclining chair with a small table-ish thing for my mouse and I use the keyboard from my lap. This is incredibly terrible for my posture, but I'm used to it.
@jim2point0: What size is your vertical monitor? I'm getting closer and closer to buying an ultrawide but I can't give up having two monitors. Mounting one of my 24" 1080p monitors vertically might be a good compromise, but I've not thought about how I'd actually do it yet...
@jim2point0: What size is your vertical monitor? I'm getting closer and closer to buying an ultrawide but I can't give up having two monitors. Mounting one of my 24" 1080p monitors vertically might be a good compromise, but I've not thought about how I'd actually do it yet...
That's the QNIX QX2710. 27" 2560x1440. It was my primary monitor before going ultrawide. I found I didn't really need a 16:9 monitor sat next to a 3440x1440. So I swapped the 16:9 to vertical which actually makes for a nice dedicated code screen for when I'm working. I actually think 27" is too big for a vertical monitor though. I'm thinking of replacing it with a 24" monitor. Trying to look at anything towards the top of the screen hurts my neck!
As for mounting them... I'm using 2 of these. I'd like to have a single arm that can hold both monitors, but for now, this makes for pretty easy cable management.
@jim2point0: Nice! Thank you for the link to the mount as well. Irritatingly I don't think my current monitors support VESA mounting points (or any sort of mount whatsoever), so I might have my hands tied there.
Do you have much thought on running a 3440x1440 ultrawide alongside a 1080p monitor? I presume in a vertical position it would be less jarring than going horizontally across a change of resolutions. That said, since I might struggle to mount my 24" vertically anyway I could be in the market for two new monitors...
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