Post your gaming setup!

[Ange]

my "home office" setup :/

[Squeekyflaps]

my "home office" setup :/

We have them coasters at work lol sound quality must be very good on this setup ;p

[Ange]

sound quality must be very good on this setup ;p

it's sufficient for listening and the neumann mic/+really nice compressor does nut hurt either for conferenzing

[GRFXgaming]

Computer arrived today (a bit overkill, but oh well, I don't upgrade often)

Intel Core i9-9900K Eight Core at 4.8 ghz
Gigabyte Z390 AORUS PRO
32GB Corsair VENGEANCE DDR4 3600MHz (4 x 8GB)
11GB NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 2080 Ti
4TB SEAGATE BARRACUDA PRO 3.5", 7200 RPM 128MB CACHE
1TB SAMSUNG 970 PRO M.2, PCIe NVMe
CORSAIR 1200W HX SERIES™ MODULAR 80 PLUS® PLATINUM

[DeltrusDisc]

my "home office" setup :/

Why the :/ face? Please don't be trying to humble-brag, it isn't appreciated around here.

Now as for the setup, very nice, though the only things I'd change are the speakers are a little too close for my personal taste, since studio monitors of that size have an optimal minimum distance apart.
Are they Adam Audio speakers? /drools
Also, lovely, a VIZIO. That looks like one of the ones I'd like sometime for my photo-editing. What all do you do with this system? Being an audio engineer at least?

[Ange]

the speakers are a little too close for my personal taste

The position was made after many sine wave tests to minimize reflections, the stereo field is allright.

Being an audio engineer at least?

I am a software-engineer, photography and making music is just a hobby.

[DeltrusDisc]

The position was made after many sine wave tests to minimize reflections, the stereo field is allright.


I am a software-engineer, photography and making music is just a hobby.

Fair enough!
So let's hear some specs of the whole setup

[pansertjald]

So i finally got my custom water cooling project done and it was a lot of fun doing it. The tube bending was a little tricky, but still fun. But that 3600 60mm in the top was A PAIN IN THE ASS to install, so i had to install the 360 slim rad in the backside of the case, which actually looks better





Cooling parts
ek-velocity rgb - plexi + nickel
HEATKILLER® IV for RTX 2080 - ACRYL Ni RGB
thermaltake pacific pr22-d5 plus rgb
EK-COOLSTREAM XE 360 60mm
MAGICOOL 360 SLIM COPPER v2
coolant - EK-CryoFuel clear

[Temp name]

Looks very nice though.

[pansertjald]

Looks very nice though.

Thx

Lots of unicorn rainbow vomit

[DeltrusDisc]

Thx

Lots of unicorn rainbow vomit

There's something oddly very nice looking about this vomit.
Usually I don't care for all the RGB, but this looks decent.

[Harry Botter]

Here is my setup I just finished last weekend. I organized the cables a bit more since this pic was taken but it's otherwise the same.

[Temp name]

There's something oddly very nice looking about this vomit.
Usually I don't care for all the RGB, but this looks decent.

Because normally people don't go all-in on the unicorn vomit, but Panser did. Well.. Almost. The GPU block doesn't vomit, but literally everything else does.
Fans, CPU, MOBO, even the cables

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Here is my setup I just finished last weekend. I organized the cables a bit more since this pic was taken but it's otherwise the same.


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Not bad, rather clean

[Ghitza]

MOTHERBOARD: ASUS TUF Z390M-PRO GAMING (WI-FI)
CPU: Intel Core i9-9900K 5.0 GHz
CPU Cooler: Corsair Hydro Series H115i Pro
GPU: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2080 Ti Gaming OC
RAM: HyperX Predator 64GB - 3000 Mhz (PC4-24000) CL15 XMP
PSU: Corsair AX860W (was really cheap)
CASE: Corsair Crystal 280X
MOUSE: Razer Naga Epic Chroma
KEYBOARD: Corsair K95 RGB Platinum
MONITOR: LG 34GK950G
SOUND: Harman/Kardon Soundsticks III
DESK: Newskill Fenrir
CHAIR: AKRacing Onyx

EDIT: Pic later today

[Merie]

So i finally got my custom water cooling project done and it was a lot of fun doing it. The tube bending was a little tricky, but still fun. But that 3600 60mm in the top was A PAIN IN THE ASS to install, so i had to install the 360 slim rad in the backside of the case, which actually looks better





Cooling parts
ek-velocity rgb - plexi + nickel
HEATKILLER® IV for RTX 2080 - ACRYL Ni RGB
thermaltake pacific pr22-d5 plus rgb
EK-COOLSTREAM XE 360 60mm
MAGICOOL 360 SLIM COPPER v2
coolant - EK-CryoFuel clear

Looks cool. Are those fans at the bottom oriented the right way for intake though? They appear to be upside down at a glance.

[pansertjald]

Looks cool. Are those fans at the bottom oriented the right way for intake though? They appear to be upside down at a glance.

They are the right way. It's the new Corsair Icue QL fans

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Because normally people don't go all-in on the unicorn vomit, but Panser did. Well.. Almost. The GPU block doesn't vomit, but literally everything else does.
Fans, CPU, MOBO, even the cables

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Not bad, rather clean

The GPU block also has RGB. Only thing not pluged in right now is the res/pump RGB, becuase the cable that came with it, is broken, so i have to write to Thermaltake, to get a new one, because of the system they use to plug the RGB to the controller

[Harry Botter]

Because normally people don't go all-in on the unicorn vomit, but Panser did. Well.. Almost. The GPU block doesn't vomit, but literally everything else does.
Fans, CPU, MOBO, even the cables

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Not bad, rather clean

Thank you.

[Temp name]

The GPU block also has RGB. Only thing not pluged in right now is the res/pump RGB, becuase the cable that came with it, is broken, so i have to write to Thermaltake, to get a new one, because of the system they use to plug the RGB to the controller

Ah okay.. Just can't see it working.. Looks like a solid colour instead of vomit then?

[pansertjald]

Ah okay.. Just can't see it working.. Looks like a solid colour instead of vomit then?

I have it set to color shift. Its not addressable and the light is not as bright as the other components

[Temp name]

I have it set to color shift. Its not addressable and the light is not as bright as the other components

Oh, that would explain it.