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Show us your gaming setup: 2013 Edition
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MrPressStart
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Here's is what I got. I can't wait for 2014.
Breaking Bad and Man of Steel posters.
LG 47" 3D TV. Pinoeer receiver and Pioneer 5.1 speakers.
Xbox 360 Elite, Kinect, and PS3.
Some of my favorite games.
Back side of my room.
Semi-custom gaming chair, bottle opener, and quesadilla!
I hope you guys like it! Sorry for the bad quality photos. All pictures were taken with an HTC One.
What are you using for the blue light behind your furniture? Is that the diode (spelling???) lights from Ikea?
*** Nevermind.. I see it from a post further down.
Thanks man.
can you share where that desk is from? i'm looking for a new desk for my office instead of an old cart
adambell95
Neo Member
I think i got it from office max a few years ago. i looked through there ads the other day for black friday and they had a lot of nice l shaped desks
MrPressStart
Member
I would say it has to be just a cool visual effect... But I have a question for you. So the coffee table you have... From Ikea?
Is there away to get shorter legs on it. Really like the style, but I am gonna be sitting on a Ben bag (actually it is a 7.5 foot lounger comfy sack) and I don't want it over my line of site.
Idempotent Button
Banned
Oddly lit and everything looks a bit small, but you get the idea. Those with keen eyes will also notice that I pulled out my launch day original XBOX and hooked it up in celebration of the XBO's release. Old piece of crap still works like a champ. I own a great many consoles beyond this, but they're all packed away.
I plan on a significant upgrade when I purchase a new house in a year or so. I'd like to have a dedicated gaming room with multiple TVs, a separate full theater, and a few other super-duper A/V things that aren't really game related (unless I'm listening to game soundtracks or something).
A portion of my games, and all of my weird cartoons.
I plan on a significant upgrade when I purchase a new house in a year or so. I'd like to have a dedicated gaming room with multiple TVs, a separate full theater, and a few other super-duper A/V things that aren't really game related (unless I'm listening to game soundtracks or something).
A portion of my games, and all of my weird cartoons.
It honestly does for me.
Mainly just looks cool.
Sometimes at night i turn the orange on and it accents my walls well which are like a brownish color
Celcius
°Temp. member
FoxhoundNL
Member
I swear it does wonders for the contrast. That blue/grey-ish tone in dark scenes (which should be black) is less apparent for me.
And easier on the eyes of course. I can't watch/play for long in a dark room or I feel like I want to pull my eyes out.
Hi there from Portugal
Nothing special but I like it. Those pictures were taken in the Summer and we already did some minor changes.
Professional/Amateur artist?
Here's mine in the new house I bought. The back wall has my other nerd stuff. This is an extra basement room btw.
Step your TV game up, son. Gotta make 'murica proud by having a huge ass TV
ExoHazMatt
Member
Here's mine... its literally a pussy magnet.
How do you see the monitor over the keyboard? Other than that, coolest thing ever.
I'm not an artist but why do you ask? Is it something about the furniture?
ExoHazMatt
Member
Heh, now I can say I've finally seen another sharpshooter in the wild other than mine. Cool setup.
Honest answer here: I think you can just use a saw to shorten the legs. Most Ikea furniture is a cheap wood, I've seen some people "hack" (double meaning, eh?) tables by sawing the legs.
Probably the poseable figure above the cabinet.
BennyBlanco
aka IMurRIVAL69
my bedroom comfy couch™ pc setup.... nothing special but it works great
Spazznid
Member
The puzzle is finally complete.
That sensor/Camera array is awesome, lol.
Silicon Knight
Member
The puzzle is finally complete.
I have that same TV. Blew my first paycheck on it. Still one of the best models Panny has ever produced, the image is incredible.
NSA can watch me all they want.
Fair Trial
Member
What TV model is that?
This is my first time putting up pictures on Gaf so I hope I do it right. I even had to sign up with imgur (hopefully that's the right site to use?)
From Left to Right:
Linux PC Running Ubuntu and Big Picture
XP Classic Gaming Machine: (Uncle donated this computer to me and I added RAM, graphics card and a HDD).
Giant Bomb Poster! What a season! What a season!
My main console area (that's right, PS3 and 360 are in storage and I don't have a PS4 or Bone).
The Extra stuff:
Well that concludes my little tour of my computer/gaming room. Hope this pics to show up super huge like hey do in preview post.
From Left to Right:
Linux PC Running Ubuntu and Big Picture
- Intel (I can't remember but it's like a G something Dual Core) 2.9Ghz
- 4GB DDR3 RAM
- BFGTech Nvidia GTX 285 OC
- Intel i5
- 4GB RAM?
- AMD 5850?
- AMD 8350 Black @ 4.1Ghz
- 16GB DDR3 RAM
- Nvidia GTX 660ti
XP Classic Gaming Machine: (Uncle donated this computer to me and I added RAM, graphics card and a HDD).
- Pentium 4 @ 3Ghz (maybe more?)
- 2GB DDR2? RAM
- AMD 4850
Giant Bomb Poster! What a season! What a season!
My main console area (that's right, PS3 and 360 are in storage and I don't have a PS4 or Bone).
- GCN
- N64
- NES (For looks, power cycles but it was my original from when I was a kid)
- Wii
- Genesis (have another Genesis with Sega CD in storage)
- Dreamcast (Greatest console of all time)
- Xbox one... no... I mean the original?
- PS2 Phat (my original console that stopped my heart when they came back in stock for the first time and saw it up on a shelf at Electronic Botique)
- Big ol Sanyo boob tube. Only has an RF input in the back and monoraul sound but it looks really good and is really big.
The Extra stuff:
- A JFJ disc buffer that really works!
- Top of shelf has a bunch of controllers and loose carts that are in ziplock bags for dust protection. This includes some controllers too
- Genesis games (bought them in a lot plus some individually. Wish I had more. My favorite system.
- random junk and some Xbox games
- A bin full of keyboards
Well that concludes my little tour of my computer/gaming room. Hope this pics to show up super huge like hey do in preview post.
Ally1987
Member
This is my first time putting up pictures on Gaf so I hope I do it right. I even had to sign up with imgur (hopefully that's the right site to use?)
Gaming PC with Win 8.1
- AMD 8350 Black @ 4.1Ghz
- 16GB DDR3 RAM
- Nvidia GTX 660ti
What keyboard is that?
Samsung UN40EH5300
A new family member arrived, so some rearranging was in order:
The LEGO aren't there all year round, it's a seasonal thing.
The LEGO aren't there all year round, it's a seasonal thing.
As far as I remember, I've never posted in a gaming setup thread before, but there's a first time for everything, so! This is my current living room setup. We recently moved into a bigger apartment and are still in the middle of the arduous process of ordering (custom) furniture, which is why the majority of gaming-related (and other) possessions is still (and might remain) in boxes somewhere in the corners or under the bed. I guess I will post a status update to next year's thread.
(Click for larger pictures.)
View from the couch.
Close-up of the computer table.
Finally, a peek inside the drawers of the TV stand. The top one houses some of my daughter's favorite DVDs and CDs, as well as some of my favorite box sets. The bottom one is for BluRays and PS3 games. The wireless XB360 controller is paired with the PC. There's also a DualShock 3 in there somewhere.
I have some hopeful future plans for the small space on top of the amp (on the top shelf of the TV stand), because it seems to be curiously WiiU-proportioned (coincidentally the only this-gen console I'm currently interested in).
I also recognise that my current keyboard is maybe not optimal for games requiring manual dexterity (but is wonderfully handy for remotely manipulating XBMC controls from the couch). So there's room for improvement, but it's a nice problem to have.
(Click for larger pictures.)
View from the couch.
Close-up of the computer table.
Finally, a peek inside the drawers of the TV stand. The top one houses some of my daughter's favorite DVDs and CDs, as well as some of my favorite box sets. The bottom one is for BluRays and PS3 games. The wireless XB360 controller is paired with the PC. There's also a DualShock 3 in there somewhere.
I have some hopeful future plans for the small space on top of the amp (on the top shelf of the TV stand), because it seems to be curiously WiiU-proportioned (coincidentally the only this-gen console I'm currently interested in).
I also recognise that my current keyboard is maybe not optimal for games requiring manual dexterity (but is wonderfully handy for remotely manipulating XBMC controls from the couch). So there's room for improvement, but it's a nice problem to have.
Danny Dudekisser
I paid good money for this Dynex!
You still have that Xbox 360 HD-DVD player.
Wow.
Wow.
Militant17
Member
60" Samsung 3DTV
500GB PS3 Slim
PS4
Xbox One
Wii U
PS Vita
PS Pulse Headset
All my older consoles are packed away for safe keeping which includes pretty much every console released since the SNES with the exception of the Dreamcast.
The Cooler Master Quickfire Rapid 10-key less cherry blue mechanical keyboard. I was going to link it but it seems like it's gone up in price by about $30. I got mine for $62 and it better than any I've ever used.
It's an Okamura Luce. Me and my wife are of fairly different heights and builds and for the longest time we were looking for an office chair that offers maximum adjustability for as little actual adjustment, i.e. pulling on levers and moving different parts around, as possible.
This chair fits the bill well, as almost the entire mechanism is automatic and contained within the body of the chair, so there's almost no protruding levers (apart from the lever for simple height adjustment of the leg). It also means that the chair is unusually light for its type. The always flexible (up to an angle of 15 degrees) back offers good support for the lower back without ever allowing you to become lazy and just slouch for long periods of time.
So yes, it's real comfortable, but also weirdly strict in the way it forces you to sit in an ergonomic fashion. Overall, I'm really happy with it.
PureSolidness
Neo Member
Some really nice setups getting posted, keep up the good work guys, can't wait to see everyone's updated 2014 setups!
PureSolidness
Neo Member
Might as well post my most current setup, completed my updated Full Setup 2013/'14 Fall/Winter YouTube vid
VIDEO (current form):
Spring/Summer 2013:
Older Versions:
VIDEO (current form):
Spring/Summer 2013:
Older Versions:
Goemon_Godo
Member
My brand new home cinema in Germany:
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