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Hmm, well this is how the other half lives . Temporary desk made out of wooden planks and bricks and, yes, I have pantyhose on my computer air-intakes. I have no shame.
Nothing wrong with a little DIY solution like cinder blocks and wood sheets. I've seen $10k setups that look like their desk belonged next to a pig's feeding trough.
Cintiq spotted!Hmm, well this is how the other half lives . Temporary desk made out of wooden planks and bricks and, yes, I have pantyhose on my computer air-intakes. I have no shame.
Nice upgradeView attachment 2855 Few chances from last post.
Upgraded to new desk and new LG Electronics UltraWide 34UC88-B 34.
View attachment 2855 Few chances from last post.
Upgraded to new desk and new LG Electronics UltraWide 34UC88-B 34.
View attachment 2855 Few chances from last post.
Upgraded to new desk and new LG Electronics UltraWide 34UC88-B 34.
Why not?But why...
That is actually a butcher block top from lowes. I sanded it and finished it. It's a 98" top with two ikea cabinets.Hey, nice setup! is that the ikea countertop? if so what size? 74" or 98" ?
That is actually a butcher block top from lowes. I sanded it and finished it. It's a 98" top with two ikea cabinets.
yeah that's what I mean. There is no space at all and actually... why 4 monitors?Why not?
The only thing I find wrong with the setup is he probably needs to find a way to reclaim desk space with some monitor mounts. The monitor on the far left is running out of space to sit.
Yeah it is solid, i have purchased 2 adjustable legs from IKEA but didn't need them at all.oh kool! the middle is good without support? I was thinking of doing the same thing.
Case is sitting on (4) large sofa feet. Used a 8ft $30 door from home Depot as a table that I painted w/ Black lacquer, it's ankered to the wall on one side and other side uses a ikea bookshelf. Turned out to be an awesome strong workspace, it's very smooth feeling and I like resting my arms on the table, easier to do large sweeping motions with the mouse.
I'm only running 19 fans ATM, I should probably add one more 200mm on the front panel to hit a even 20 fans total lol . It's actually surprisingly quite, It runs eeerly silent with most the fans running close to 500 rpm. Temps are amazing my 980ti@1500mhz runs at 23c idle and 49c load and my i7@5ghz runs at 32c idle and 52c load on air using a lapped hyper 212 w/ a low rpm Gelid push/pull setup.
1x200mm exhaust (front fan, removes hot air from gpu radiator)
6x140mm exhaust (bottom/rear, for gpu radiator and rears for cpu and memory/mobo)
9x120mm intake (top fans, w/ 2 in push/pull on gpu radiator)
Ergonomic! The new rig is named "Formula Won".
New rig installed:
Guess I should'a read your sig more closely. I'm thinking about a pair of Zensors, but it's hard to find them anywhere to audition.Sure are. Currently really enjoying them for what is considered "entry level" bookshelf speakers.
This is my current main system. Just getting ready to tear it down to build the new one. Thought I'd get some shots before I do.
What do you have planned?
I'm moving up to a 6800K, X99. HX850i, 32GB DDR4 3000MHz, Noctua D15s, Phanteks Enthoo Pro M, Samsung Evo 950 Pro M.2 SSD and some of the Corsair ML series fans. I haven't decided on a new GPU yet, waiting to see what Vega has to offer and considering the 1060 as well when we have more info. Then I'm moving some parts over like the HDD, optical, and sound card. I'll use the old GPU until I pick a new one. Then I'll move that to my Mame machine.
What board are you looking at for the X99? I have the EVGA X99 Classified and I'm extremely happy with it.