JB1981 said:IW dev right? No love for PS3.
really nice room, though. very comfortable and great choice in paint color
eXistor said:My setup is pretty much the same as last years, but with some more shit obviously. I had to use a flash, because it's not very bright in my room (I prefer it that way) so in actuality there's a lot better atmosphere in the room than these pictures suggest.
They wouldn't understandRoi said:Did you ever bring a girl up there? And how old are you?
If I was a girl, he'd have pulledRoi said:Did you ever bring a girl up there?
You reallly dont know how much sound youre missing on 360 games. Sears has one for about $140 and its a Panasonic (it works like a charm). Buy an optical cable and youre going to be blown away.acm2000 said:im still looking at getting a 5.1 setup, but i cant justify it to myself, im not really a crazed audiophile
basically you dwell on every negative and gloss over every positive when it comes to these new tvs. the fact that you are playing on a 4:3 SD daewoo when there are all these other options available is absolutely baffling to me. to each his own, though. glad you are happy.andrewfee said:It's "insanely picky" to expect an image at least on-par with a £100, 15 year-old TV when spending 34x as much? (Pioneer LX508D price)
I use a 22" IBM monitor for HD gaming - I've never seen 720p look so sharp. ~2ft from that screen provides an experience equivalent to a 50" screen at 5.6ft and has more visual impact due to the lack of artefacts, deeper black level, better colour reproduction, improved motion handling and sharpness improvements.
My CRT seems to finally be dying out now anyway: http://sr-388.net/videos/DSCF9655.MP4
So I'll be forced to pick up something else soon and stick with it - probably one of the new Panasonic Plasmas.
how do you hide your wires so well? tell me your secretz.Niks said:Center channel now on top, as suggested.
PSeye is new (dunno why I bought it really) meh.
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Yes, I'd like to know as well, I have cables everywhere, it's a total mess.JB1981 said:how do you hide your wires so well? tell me your secretz.
photoshopeXistor said:Yes, I'd like to know as well, I have cables everywhere, it's a total mess.
JB1981 said:how do you hide your wires so well? tell me your secretz.
eXistor said:My setup is pretty much the same as last years, but with some more shit obviously. I had to use a flash, because it's not very bright in my room (I prefer it that way) so in actuality there's a lot better atmosphere in the room than these pictures suggest.
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The Wispy Scoundrel said:Some of these setups are awesome.
It's hard to get a decent picture of my room because it's so damn small, but I do also have a 5.1 setup. My 26" Sammy is hooked up to the Pc and the 360.
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Ignore the lamp on the Xbox, I put it there to get some lighting for the shot.
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Love Windows Media Center. TV is a Sharp Aquos LC-52D82U at 120hz
DKo5 said:You running that Vista MCE interface through the 360? Hows the boot time / input lag? I used to run MCE2005 through my 360 and it was too slow for my liking, now I just use the normal video sharing through WMP11 stuff.
Fantastic pictures too! What kind of camera? I love the clean lines and blue accent wall.
Warm Machine said:Boot time is actually great. Until I discovered that you have to have that WMC auto optimization tool run regularily on the PC end I had horrid boot times (like 5 minutes+).
Input lag is very dependant. Sometimes it is 2 seconds, other times it is instantaneous. There is a bug on the PC end (I think HP related too) where after WMC starts you sometimes have to press the media center button again to get any control. Just have to do it once for the entire session but still can be irritating.
The camera is a Pentax *IstDS. SLR camera 6mp, probably 3 years old now. Love it though, it'll take some convincing for me to ever upgrade it. My lenses and sensor need cleaning though.
Kuran said:Ok eXistor, you really made me think this over..
I do not like how you present your games, yes it shows that you love gaming, but it does so in the same way way that a red light district shows how glorious the human body and its generous posibilities are.
DKo5 said:I might just try it out now that I've upgraded to Vista Ultimate on my machine. Are you by any chance running via wifi?
Warm Machine said:Yeah, wireless all the way. I can't get HD videos to stream well enough but live SD tv works really well. I had to play around with wireless channels until I found one that my neighbors were not using to get a reliable signal.
I'm hoping, if it is even possible, that they will release a wireless n adaptor for the 360 then I'll upgrade my place for it and HD should then be no problem...then I just have to wait for Canada to get on the ball and allow HD programming through the cable alone and ditch the cable company monopoly on the boxes.
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alr1ghtstart said:anyone know of a stand similar to this but with glass doors? I can't stand the lights on the front of my electronics and would need to tint the front of the glass doors to mask the lights.
typo said:- when or when will MS release an update for the 360 to support 16:10 resolutions natively?!
It's a rad room. Keep it as long as you can. I used to have a ridiculous room, but as time when on I changed it to make it look more classy.eXistor said:Believe it or not, I agree. It used to be worse than it is now though. I think that my current setup is too messy. It's just that I just have this room to put all my gaming stuff and it's just stuffed to the gills with all kinds of crap. If I had the room, I'd totally redo it and present it in a much neater way. So the Zelda and Final Fantasy displays would be a thing of the past.
But as it stands now it still "works" the way I want it to (I like your Red Light district analogy btw) and I'm too lazy to radically redo everything right now. So it'll probably stay this way till I get a place of my own.
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Tools. Love the Harmony.
Niks said:http://cableorganizer.com/
most of them go under the rug. The angle that the photo was taken also helps.
JB1981 said:All valid points. Still doesn't change the fact that you are anal beyond repair about TVs. That dinky Daewoo might not show banding during Folding@Home but it certainly isn't going to give you the same visual impact that modern 50" 1080p plasma will. Sure, the blacks might not be ideal but give me a break dude! You are insanely picky.
Warren Ellis said:eXistor, you're like the best human being ever![]()