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Monitors? They look sleek
XJF
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It needs a lot of work, but it does the job
TV: SONY BRAVIA 50-inch LED KDL-50R450A
Surround Sound: SONY BRAVIA DAV-HDX585
Gaming Headset- Turtle Beach PX3, Stock Xbox One set, Turtle Beach P4C (for PS4 until they patch the PX3)
Consoles: Launch PS4, Xbox One, Cloud Black ACC:FFVII PS3 (imported), Xbox 360 Pro, PSP
TV: SONY BRAVIA 50-inch LED KDL-50R450A
Surround Sound: SONY BRAVIA DAV-HDX585
Gaming Headset- Turtle Beach PX3, Stock Xbox One set, Turtle Beach P4C (for PS4 until they patch the PX3)
Consoles: Launch PS4, Xbox One, Cloud Black ACC:FFVII PS3 (imported), Xbox 360 Pro, PSP
need to get that xillia wallpaprr
2 iiyamas E2481HS-1 monitors.
hand made by me
When I made it Kinect did not even exist yet, but in the end it fits great, no problem for little kids even to be caught by it and recognized well
all I need now is more place when 2 grown players are playing
Damn, you made it? Nice job.
my gaming rig, let me know what you all think.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeNUeE9ayn0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeNUeE9ayn0
Fattony12000
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I love that you have The Creation of Adam hanging above your TV in a room next to your Man Cave.
iALX
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Yup watching this thread I collected different ideas... in the end came up with this
. Pracitcal, does not take up a lot of space, wires are hidden as much as they can be (everything is behing, I left space about an inch from wall, and about 10 inches behind drawers). I have hidden power cords behind them, lan switch, etc...Drew everything on papers, took measures several times (and yet there was a mistake with top cover in the end heheheh), went to local shop, they cut everything according to my measuers, got all home and then assembled it... It was a painfull day for my back and knees, but in the end VOILA
ab.aeterno
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Cheers for the link. I ended up watching his video later and felt quite silly for asking. But what I can't see, and he didn't seem to mention, was what acted as the middle part between each of the two desks, to make it an L? It's hard for me to see how he arranged it. It looks way more spacious than my current setup, so it'd be nice to have an alternative I can cobble together.
New tv time!
Sharp Aquos LC-50LE650E 50" LED
Logitech X-540 speakers (soon to be replaced by Logitech Z-906)
Media PC (C2D E8400, 8GB, GeForce 9500GT, 3x 1TB drives)
Wii
Wii U
XBox 360
SNES
Excuse the mess - my flatmate was clearing out the fire when I took the photo, and a friend's PS3 is sitting on the floor as he brought it over last night and will be taking it back tomorrow.
DavionStriker
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Here's my new setup. I endured last-gen on a various crappy sub-hd Samsung TVs with build-in speakers. So the PS4 really pops on ASUS MX279H, Rokit 5 and aiaiai's TMA-1 Studio headphone.
I have that same monitor and my PS4 is proudly hooked up to it. Its glorious!
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iamvin22
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My room is so small so I have nowhere to put them aside from there. I plan to reorganize my room soon to accommodate for everything, eventually.
at least stand the PS4 on the xbone for now away from the top vent. i have 3 xbones at work very close to each other and they run pretty warm.
FrankWza
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That monitor screen quality looks gorgeous.any complaints at all like input lag?
Maybe it's nothing but specs show a response time of 5ms. The ASUS monitors I use have a response time of 2ms.
New thread is up! http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=745183
I'm sorry for bumping the old thread but I was just wondering if 5ms is a bad response time or if it's a noticeable increase from 2ms. I don't really know too much about monitors.
littlepooch21
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ExoHazMatt
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I don't think the average Joe will notice the increase from 2ms to 5ms. 5ms is still very good.
iALX
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LG 42LN575
FrankWza
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i think that rating is the refresh rate. input lag needs to be measured differently. companies cant quote input lag. too many variables.
ExoHazMatt
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I think response time is what he's asking about, which can definitely be measured. Refresh rate is measured in hertz, not milliseconds.
FrankWza
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the 5ms or 2ms rating the manufacturers give is not related to input. its for pixel response. you need separate tools to measure input lag.
ExoHazMatt
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I are confused. Did you think he has a tool to measure that or were you just asking for him to eyeball it? Because response time is really all we have on paper to go off when selecting a monitor.
Darth Pinche
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I finally got around taking a couple pics of the gaming areas at home.
This is our family living room (55"Samsung LED; xbox360, Xbox One, PS3, BD Player, SS),
I call this room the Man Cave; those are my two Jack Russells hard at work,
(65" Panasonic Plasma; Xbox360, Xbox One, PS2, Original Xbox & HP laptop).
My Corner Office has been taken by the Christmas Tree, ha!
(Mac and PC).
Maybe, in a couple days, Santa will be cool enough to drop that PS4!
Cool. But a little weird for me, since your place has the same exact construction and floorplan as my buddy's old place in San Diego.
FrankWza
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TheCthultist
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Man, you guys have some nice clean setups. I can barely even see my consoles through all the clutter in here.
ExoHazMatt
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Sithlord77
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Heres mine
FrankWza
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I digress. Not worth keeping an old thread alive. Good day, sir.
You should just edit your post in case someone reads it and thinks they're the same. For the community.
FrankWza
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ExoHazMatt
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I'll make a minor edit but I feel pretty comfortable with what I said. You're probably right, input lag as a whole has factors beyond response time, but the original question was specifically about the response time on paper for a monitor (2ms vs 5ms). As I said above, response time is all we have to go off when looking at specs for a monitor so in this scenario, response time is the closest you're going to get when thinking about input lag. You yourself said that input lag may require a special tool to measure and isn't listed by manufacturers, and I haven't been able to find anything on the web to the contrary, so I don't feel like what I said was too far off base.
If you'd like to contribute a proper explanation regarding input lag (since the definition of response time seems to be clear), that would be a great way to close out this thread and make sure there's no confusion about the topic being discussed on the last page.
Danny Dudekisser
I paid good money for this Dynex!
thedesigneroffice
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Thanks. That is so cool. I really appreciate that you shared the whole list. It can be really useful for others who are looking for new set-up.
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