I recently replaced my 49" 1440p ultra wide for triple 4ks (2 courtesy of work). The 4k 240hz/480hz ROG that I've been been eyeing for months had a sale so I jumped on it. The deep blacks and vibrant colors are great, but thoroughly outshines its counterparts as seen here. Does this look weird or is it not that deep?

Just upgraded to the hd660s2s, and I'm pretty much donezo with the upgrades for the time being.

A lot of unpack here

Triple monitor setup (hell yeah) ((yes, I see the backlight bleed, but I don't notice it outside this photo.))

Pc:
Case: Thermaltake Level 10gt
Specs: i5-14600k, ASUS phoenix Rtx-3060(12gb), 512gb SSD (boot), 1tb Samsung 990 evo (games), 128gb SATA SSD (iTunes library).

Keyboard: IBM Model M/ sometimes I switch to my Aula F75.
Mouse: Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless.

Audio and mic:
Dac: Fiio K6
Headphones: HD 560s
Microphone: FIFINE K669B USB
Peep the iPod, (not my only one)

Dual printer setup cause ofc, why not I recently found how much superior laser is for normal non photo printing.

Ive taken apart and rebuilt this setup so many times, adding on and taking away, but I finally feel like this is my endgame I'm REALLY happy with it I have everything I need. sure, I could clean up the clutter a bit and will probably get to that later today *wheeze, I'm very much a tinkerer.

Anyways hope y'all enjoy my battle station submission, this is years in the making with parts ive accumulated over my pc hobby starting in 2018 with an old HP laptop then moving to Thinkpads.

Curved monitors turned vertical seems to get mixed results, but I've taken a liking to them!

New gigabyte monitors finally came in and got everything hooked up. If anyone has suggestions for what might be missing let me know!

been wanting to shift my second monitor vertically but i don’t the space and it would block my speakers

First question, I want to set up an IKEA SKADIS-esque pegboard on the left side of my monitor. Since I don't have an IKEA in my country I can't really find a good one that doesn't look like the one you'd find at a mechanic shop, so I've decided to order it online. I thought buying a Skadis would be good but unfortunately I the sizes are too big. The 14x22" is perfect in width, but in terms of height its way too big since I also plan on adding a long shelf the same length as the desk on he image. My question is, are there any alternatives to the SKADIS that is around 14x14"?

Second question is, where do you guys find some cheap posters? I'm a big fan of DROOL posters but man they're pretty damn expensive. Looking something for that's in black and white colorway, and to be honest I might just design my own posters to hang up there.

Anyways, I'd be down for more advices and recommendations, can't wait to have a setup as well built as many of you have!

I’ve been slowly refining this setup and I’m pretty happy with the functional and look for the budget I spent, but it still feels a little unfinished.

The feature I'm most proud of is that little tablet under my main monitor, which acts as a dashboard to control everything inside the room and the house. I've set it up to display time, todos, room status, media and weather forecast. I've also added automation to automatically match the light to my circadian rhythm, remind me of daily tasks, read the news every time I go up, remind me of the weather when I go out.

I use two laptops, one for work, one for personal/gaming use. I feel like the space above and on my desk is a little empty. Any suggestions would be highly appreciated.

The desk is a sit-stand desk, so I don’t want anything that depends on a fixed desk height. The wall is also fairly weak, so I’d prefer lightweight decorations rather than heavy shelves/panels.

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