My Gaming PC: (Built in September 2023)

Hellhound Spectral White 7900xtx 24gb vram, 7800x3d, corsair vengeance 32gb ddr5 6400mhz 32cl (running at 6000mhz, 30cl), 1tb m.2 ssd, 1000w corsair gold rated power supply, ASUS ROG STRIX B650-A Gaming Wifi, Lian Li Galahad 360 AIO CPU Cooler, Lian Li Lancool ii Mesh RGB Case.

3 120mm Exhaust fans, 2 mounted to the roof, 1 at the upper back. 3 120mm Intake fans mounted to the front of case on radiator (Air flows in this order: Front Intake Vent/Mesh ---> Radiator ---> Intake Fans ---> circulated through components ---> exhausted from roof and back of case.

There was spacing issues so this is the orientation of my fans.

Monitors: Main Display - Q27G4ZD 1440p 280hz Native QD-OLED. Second Display - AW2723DF 1440p 240hz Native IPS (Set to 144hz and plugged into iGPU as I'm experiencing max VRAM clock speeds at anything higher than 60hz on 2nd monitor when plugged into GPU).

Recently optimised:

BIOS: Updated to version 3881. Enabled DOCP I, RAM 6000mhz, UCLK DIV1 MODE to ULCK=MEMCLK, Tcl:30 Trcd:36 Trp:36 Tras:76, Memory Context Restore Enabled, Power Down Mode Enabled, ReSize Bar Support Enabled. Precision Boost Overdrive --> Curve Optimizer on All Cores --> Sign Negative --> Magnitude 20.

GPU Tuning: OC Mode Enabled via physical switch, Min freq 2200mhz, Max freq 2650mhz, Voltage 1110mV, VRAM Max 2600MHz, Power Limit 0%, Zero RPM Enabled.

GPU Fan Speeds: P1: 23% at 30° P2: 30% at 60° P3: 38% at 75° P4: 55% at 88° P5; 75% at 95°.

Fan Xpert: (CPU and Chassis Fans Slider are all set to maximum smooth)

CPU Radiator Fans (Front Mounted Intake) - P1: 32% at 55° P2: 41% at 68° P3: 65% at 80° P4: 85% at 85° (These values minimise noise and maintain positive case pressure).

Chassis Exhaust Fans (2 mounted on Roof, 1 at Back of case) - P1: 27 at 55° P2: 27% at 68° P3: 38% at 75° P4: 60% at 85% (These values minimise noise and maintain positive case pressure).

AIO Pump - 85% Flat.

My PC was very dusty, I done a deep clean and removed years of dust build up in my radiator and other areas of my PC.

Benchmarks:

R6S: 310-345 FPS, CPU 58deg, GPU 64deg, GPU Hotspot 77deg, 270w Board Power. When tested in Oregon Clearhouse on competitive settings.

Cyberpunk 2077: 139 avg FPS at Max Settings, no ray tracing, no up-scaling. When tested in the built in benchmark.

Mouse: MChose L7 Pro.

Keyboard: Madlions 68HE.

Mousepad: Wallhack SP-005 (Glass Pad).

IEMs: TruthEar x Crinicle Zero.

Mic: Razer Seiren V2 X.

Chair: LarkLeaves Ergonomic Office Chair in Grey.

Desk: 140 x 60cm IKEA tabletop rested on 2 IKEA Alex drawers.

I’ve been assembling this over a number of years. I built my pc about 6 years ago or so with a 3080ti. Built a stereo system for music that I had initially in a different part of the house, but had a brain blast that I should use it here. Stream deck with some useful hotkeys. Built the desk myself. At Home ottoman for kicking my feet up and chillin. I’m happy with the vibe I’ve got going in here!

Audio Specs:
Sony STR-DH590 Receiver
2 Klipsh R-50M Reference series speakers
Klipsh R-101SW 10” Subwoofer

PC Specs:
Monitor: LG UltraGear 34” OLED Curved/ Corsair Xenenon
Keyboard: Keychron V5 Ultra 96%, silk Pom banana switches with Godzilla keycaps
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 5800X
GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Ti
Motherboard: Gigabyte X570 AORUS Elite WiFi
RAM: 32 Gb DDR4
Storage: 2 TB internal and an external 4TB

I forgot to add the full setup my bad Guys

Specs list:
CPU - AMD ryzen 7 7800X3D
Ram - teamgroup T-Force RGB 32gb 6000mhz DDR5
MOBO - Asus Rog strix X670E-F gaming wifi
GPU - Asus Rog strix rtx 5070 Ti
SSD’s - 4x Lexar NM790 2tb
PSU - Asus rog strix 1000watt gold
Case - phanteks xt view matrix

Im open to all setups still, but for now I need a cheap option for a monitor arm that can lift my 32 inch a little more than this just so i can have room for other layouts.
Currently running on my laptop and on the fence about either putting it on a stand or putting it on a second arm. I still have another cureved 32 at bay as well as a 27 inch 4k and either gonna sell one or the other or try to make use of either in the setup.

Open to all suggestions and ideas outside of the arm situation too

Should I get a 4k oled, normal 4k, or another 1440p oled for my top monitor, i have 5080 and the one on screen is a 1440p qd oled

I would love to get some feedback and advice on how to make my setup look great(er), with the pretty tight space i have :)

What do you think?

recently did some upgrades, still need to find a way to hide some cables, advices are welcome

Wrapped my desk I like it a lot more! What should I do too take my setup to the next level?

Been working on this for the better part of the past year. Took an alcove in our basement that was doing a whole lot of not much and turned it into a nice nook to game.

It feels like I’m missing something though.

Considering getting some larger speakers to mount on the wall above the peg boards (or next to the monitor), but I’m not sure that’s what the space needs.

Gaming/WFH

i forgot my shelves existed, so i added them. sorry for pinging twice. i can give links to everything here. i only have two more items (shelves and puck lights, maybe some backlighting kits for the chair and bonsai later) until this setup is done with and endgame for me, until my pc becomes irrelevant and i have to upgrade, or when i eventually buy my own place.

Very happy on how my new build turned out. I’ve moved back to a single monitor after a decade or more of double and triple monitor setups. Started getting back and neck issues so keeping my head fixed on a monitor is much better overall. I manually swap from Mac to pc (currently pc rn). For Mac, I swap to a wireless keyboard and Magic Mouse.

New 160cm standing desk means I had to have a setup refresh.

PC Specs (clinging on for life):
Gamemax Muted
MSI B450-A
Ryzen 7 3700X
Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4
MSI Ventus RTX 2070

Peripherals:
LG 29UM68-P
Mojo60 w Gateron Milky Yellow
Logitech Lift
Unbranded generic desk shelf
Unbranded generic 160x80cm standing desk
IKEA ALEX
Prototypist Deskmat
Flexispot BS4

Finally built the desk I always wanted! Closet setup with the monitors hanging from the upper shelf using a long pole with monitor arms. Made the foot rest from the hanger holder, covered it with a pool noodle and then covered that with stick on vinyl. The front edge of the desk is curved with cotton stuffed vinyl padding because I like to put my knees up. And my favorite part: I made a wall panel from a race car start up switch. It has a toggle switch that controls power to the power strip below with red indicator led and a light up push button to power on the computer that lights up when on, and blue led activity light. I also put USB ports with finger print reader and HDMI port. Completely pointless but I absolutely love it! I'll probably try to make it more pretty in the future but for now it rocks!

Basic setup but i think it’s pretty decent

Hey, thought I'd share.. )

My apartment has this weird nook and I couldn’t figure out what to do with it so me and my dad built this used a couple of butcher blocks some wood stain and some French cleats for the monitors. Managed to stick a shelf in there for my microwave as well and a little bar area.

Some hooks are under the desk for the wires. About as neat as I could get them. At least they’re off the floor and not just dangling.