r/gamingsetups

I am using 1080 p 21 inch monitor i am going to upgrade to a 27 inch 1440 p soon i want my setup to look more aesthetic!

Is my table to high? I cant get comfortable no matter how I sit. I get pain in my right trap.

Any advice how to get more comfortable without buying lower table?

Thinking of buying some lighting and a monitor later on, what can i add to my setup with my budget of 3k php? and what adjustments can i make and can you guys suggest lights that is affordable and where to put them in my setup?

The reason the majority of the photos are at night while the drumkit photo is during the day is because the drumkit addition is new

Bought this used pc with a monitor and mic almost a year ago thinking I would buy a new pc by now but since then I’ve just been upgrading little things here and there. upgraded the SSD, got a new gaming monitor, speakers and sound mixer.

With the rise of prices I decided I will keep this pc for another year so I invested in some new fans just to make it look nicer. I love my setup. I bought some stuff for cord management that I’ll tackle next. I plan on adding some wall decor and shelving next as well.

It’s my buddy’s bday soon and I wanted to get him something to help improve his setup. What do you think would be the most beneficial? My budget is under 100$

Mouse
Mic arm
Monitor arm
Mousepad

I already wanted to make the environment much more cozy and productive with wires, cables, controls, everything within easy reach to use, but not on display to avoid visual clutter.

I recently ran out of money to make some changes I had planned, but on the other hand, it's actually good because I can think about the changes better together with you guys :D

First of all, I should mention that my apartment is rented, so it's difficult for me to get permission to drill into the wall. Some wall alterations could look great if they involve sticking/adhesive decals.

My suggestions for change:

- Replace the television with a slightly smaller 144Hz monitor (the television can be quite tiring for the eyes, and its refresh rate is 60fps, which is inferior to the laptop screen for gaming)

- You can also buy an articulated arm stand for your laptop so you can position it suspended next to the monitor

- Replace the entirely black table with a lighter-colored tabletop and add drawers for side support, creating a table

- Create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere with reading light or a yellow-toned lamp placed beside the desk

- Perhaps a larger mousepad that also covers the keyboard?

There are many ideas, but I would like to hear other opinions and ideas...

If you'd like to create an AI-based predictive model of how your setup changes would look, these photos are completely free to use for that purpose. I'd be happy to see all the photos

:)))

I built this big ass desk and bookcase setup (work in a custom woodworking/cabinetry shop) for my wife originally, but she quit her job and I took it over. It's not much but I'm happy with it. I don't play it a ton but I think I've gotten it to a point where I actually enjoy sitting at a desk lol. I just need to pull it out a bit to help guide some of the wires

Lenovo legion 4080 laptop. One day when prices go down I'll get myself a desktop, but for now this does all I need it to do. Not as fancy as some other people's setups, but maybe others will enjoy it! I love the mousepad. Took me a long time to find something I actually liked that wasn't AI. Just upgraded the sticks in my dualsense to TMR and a bigger battery as well!

Just wanted to share! **Edited out my gamertag

This is my first time actually setting up a battle station, it’s finally completed and I’m super stoked how it turned out. I’ve wanted this for a long time and finally pulled the trigger to go ahead and do it.
In the second photo you will see what I started with to what I have now.

What would you rate this? /10

My huge gaming corner. advice plzzzzz

5600x + TUF RTX 3070 + 4x8Gb 3200Mhz + B550 + 60hz 1080p