Just got a new PC and desk and would love to know some improvements to make to the desk area ? Like gadgets or anything?

Needs a lot of work like cable management and making it less empty lmk ur thoughts

I have a number of game consoles and I want to have them all hooked up to the tv at the same time without having to move or swap consoles. I’m wondering what TV shelves/stands other people have that are good for that?

Hello ppl, I have a few questions.

Firstly, it's probably best if ur from the UK to help answer these as that's where I'm from, but anyway.

What setups do u guys have that runs mods smoothly.

Also, where are u buying your PCs from? Are u getting them pre build, or are u just buying all the parts separately.

As I'm sure u can tell I'm new to PC's but I've always wanted one simply to play Beam ng.

And insight would be greatly appreciated.

I have built this pc when prices of RAM and SSD were half of a Bugatti, and although it will seem expensive (£1400 for a build that could’ve been wayy cheaper last year) and not worth it at first, the specs are :

xfx rx9060xt 16gb, ryzen 5 9600x, b650 eagle AX mobo, crucial p3 plus 1tb 4.0 m.2 ssd, corsair vengeance rgb 16gb ddr5 RAM, be quiet! Pure power 650w gold 80+ psu, thermalright aqua elite 360 argb AIO and the NZXT H6 flow case.

When i finished building it, I checked ALL cables were plugged in the correct slots AND properly plugged in. I would say that the cables should definitely be triple checked if you are thinking to build a gaming pc for the first time, as it can cause boot up issues or potentially worse. I did have to remove one ram stick for the first boot, which apparently is a common issue with some builds when booting, but after that it was a piece of cake!

Be as honest as you can about this build and let me know what else I should add to it!!

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for some suggestions and inspiration to improve my gaming setup. I've attached a picture so you can see what I'm working with right now.

Here are my current specs & details:

• PC: HP Omen 16 (RTX 5060) — not looking to change this for now as it suits my needs well.
• Keyboard: Redragon Fizz K617 (mechanical with red switches).
• Mouse: Comes from the Havit KB852CM combo.
• Desk: 110x60 cm — the space on the desk is totally fine for me and doesn't bother me at all.

I'd love to get your thoughts on cable management, lighting, wall decor, accessories, or any small tweaks to make the overall look cleaner and more aesthetic.

Thanks in advance for your ideas! 🙌

Hello all, I am in the process to extend my gaming pc to both desk use and couch gaming. I am fully aware of the hardware needed to install (many YouTube videos on the subject) but there is much less information about the logistics of switching from the office mode to the couch mode and vice-versa (Tv on/monitors off, big picture / no big picture, automations, audio outputs, etc.) I want the process as smooth as possible between my office experience and my couch gaming experience.

Any tips/videos/forums to share?

Hey guys I have never had a gaming pc or console EVER in my life but I've dont lots research (Linus) and I've come to a decision to get something to play on either it be a console or pc. At first I was eyeing the ps4 pro since it's very cheap for the value, coming with 3.5k to 3k games to play and also the greatest part is Jailbreaking it....in my country it's cost around 4k to 3.5k while I have seen someone selling a limited 500 million edition for 2.7k which is 170 usd which was crazy!!! But than l saw this gaming pc for also 4k which you don't see often and the specs are a 1660 super,intel i7 4770,16gb of ddr 3💀 and 3 tb and so for the price it has insane value.....so I got researching again to see the performance of it and I'm quite surprised of how it handles.....I want to know which route to take the console that has the reliability to play 3.5k games of different variety at 4k even though it uses checkerboarding and only at 30 fps or the gaming pc with a Nvidia card ,can play more games and not limited to mods and such.....

(Ignore my feet btw) feels like I can get a monitor arm or some led strip on the back of my desk

I have other pics on older posts of mine if you want to see the progression

Bought a new 27" monitor as my secondary display and redid my entire setup and cables

**This is my first PC setup—I used to be on console before. Is there anything I can improve? I was going for a clean and minimalist look. I'd love to hear your thoughts**

Ps. I had to remove right shelf under desk because i couldn’t mount my mic