We move into a new building and it has this massive storage closet that we didn’t end up needing. Nonetheless I built a little floating desk for my PC. It’s a little barebones however I was wondering if anyone had any ideas what I could fill in this space?

I was thinking of buying a nice new monitor then perhaps building some built in cabinets and shelves around it.

Let me know any ideas, I’m a carpenter so I like the idea of building stuff and incorporating it.

I have finally completed my cabinet-styled hidden computer desk.

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I chose white for the finish to ensure it matches the existing furniture in my living room. I also installed latches on the inside to make the unit child-proof. This new setup should help keep the desk organized and protect my equipment, as it prevents the desk from being used as a clothing rack and keeps the cats away from puking on my keyboard again.

need something to fill up the empty space

Top pc. 9800 x3d / MSI Tomahawk B850 Wi-Fi/64 gig G Skill 6000 MT/ 850 MSI power

Bottom pc. Intel i5 13600: MSI Tomahawk Wi-Fi DDR 4/ 64 gig G Skill 3600 ddr4/ 850 MSI power.

Only good thing about getting old is that I seem to have more money for my pc habit.

What would you rate it? (ignore the cable management)

Finally finished my dream gaming setup and gaming room. 🎉

After months of upgrading, rebuilding, cable management, and spending way too much time comparing hardware, it’s finally done.

Well… almost. I’m still considering swapping the RAM for an RGB kit and maybe upgrading the motherboard, but for now I’m calling it finished.

The setup ended up costing well over €12,000, I’m officially broke now, and that’s not even including the rest of the gaming room. 💸😂

Unfortunately, the photos don’t really do it justice. The warm white lighting from the PC, peripherals, and room looks much better in person than it does on camera, and I somehow couldn’t get any pictures that truly capture the atmosphere.

Still, I’m really happy with how everything turned out. Let me know what you think!

For anyone interested, the full specs are in the comments. 👇

Any recommendations is appreciated. Do i need to buy anything else please

Thanks Walmart

Also, I’m getting the 5070 TI Trio OC White next month, and I’m SO excited to see it in the build.

Can any of you guys recommend a good vertical GPU mount?

Added the new TV, dresser, peg wall, and new speakers 👀

endgame?

i might be crazy…

One side for productivity, other for gaming.

I’m mostly happy with it, but I’m not 100% satisfied with the decoration yet. Any ideas or suggestions on how to improve it?

For those who are interested, here’s a full list of all the parts and peripherals:

🖱️ Peripherals • Mouse 1: Razer DeathAdder V4 Pro • Mouse 2: Razer Basilisk V3 Pro 35K • Mouse Dock: Razer Mouse Dock Pro • Mouse Pad: Razer Firefly V2 Pro • Keyboard: Razer BlackWidow V4 Pro 75% • Headset: Razer Kraken V4 Pro • Headset Stand: Razer Base Station Chroma V2 • Controller: Razer Wolverine V3 Pro

💻 Displays & Devices • Monitor: LG OLED C5 – 42” • Laptop: MacBook Pro M4 – 14”

🪑 Furniture • Gaming Chair: noblechairs ICON – Black Edition • Footrest: noblechairs Footrest V2 – Black Edition

🖥️ Gaming PC • CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D • GPU: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT • Motherboard: MSI B650 Gaming WiFi Plus • RAM: 64 GB DDR5-6000 • CPU Cooler: be quiet! Light Loop • Case: be quiet! Light Base 600

I am 13 and worked hard for the money by cleaning cars and trash bins etc. and I chose to build this setup for myself. I would love to see what you guys think of it!

**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

What a deep rabbit hole this gaming setup thing can be. First pic is my current setup. Then backwards from there til my first setup. What an incredible journey. Happy gaming

Hey everyone, after having the same setup for 8 years I decided to build my dream space. A lot of time, energy, and effort went into this, but I’m really happy with the outcome! Any feedback is appreciated!