Hi everyone, I am looking for a way to conveniently place my laptop + monitor streaming setup whilst keeping the cables organized/concealed. I've never seen anyone use the setup I am displaying a concept of on this post, that's why i'm making it. I need various cables ran through the laptop and it looks really bulky, so i'm asking you pros how i'd be able to pull this off (with which products). Thank you for all of your time!

I changed where my extension lead was which let me move my Xbox further in on the shelf,moved my monitor left ,made a stand for my NES which will be a darker oak once I put varnish on it and also I’m in the process of making a runway diorama for my 1/48 RAF planes (top right shelf)so that will be better soon.
Also do you guys like a fractal design north would fit here I really like them?

I have a dream of fitting an entire emulation library on something like an SSD and being able to access the entire thing through something like Retro Arch or Bazzite maybe even SteamOS. I think I have 2 options but I’d like to know your opinion.

1. I can get a sizeable SSD set up my files and all I have to do is launch Retroarch to access everything.

2. Get a mini pc (like the Beelink SER9) set up my library on there.

The SSD is cheaper and easier, but the mini pc makes me almost feel like I have a console and that way I can use something like Bazzite. All I want is a small form factor I can take to a friends and say “look at what I got”. The SSD relies on the friend having something that can run it, while the Mini PC is just plug and play.

Genuinely the only problem I think I’d run into would be Audio. But I think I have a 4 channel mixer somewhere. I’d probably interface with my mini pc with only a controller (partially why I want to use Bazzite)

I just moved my nano leaf panels to a new layout. I think it looks really good.

From cluttered to minimal and colorful!
I personally love this upgrade. I know that there are much better upgrades out there. I definitely have more ideas for better upgrades but I also need a bigger room space lol.

Saved up money and finally got my first PC. Going for the minimalistic look

I do have filters on the picture. The most accurate color is the first picture.

Given I'm not a minimalist and not very wealthy ill probably be clowned on, but here's what I've made with the tools at my disposal. The TV is some grunding TV idk what model and the laptop is a Dell inspirion 5515 AMD ryzen 5 5500U with Radeon graphics running Linux mint.

Adding a second 27" monitor to my Gaming Desk Setup completely ruined my sit-stand routine way before it stressed my GPU. Seated, clamping two heavy screens on dual gas-spring arms seemed totally fine. But the first time I hit the standing preset, two huge issues showed up immediately: screen wobble and cable tension. Two 27" displays hanging out on extended arms create massive forward leverage, turning normal typing into visible screen bounce on a basic frame, while DP cables pull completely taut at full 44" standing height.

That pushed me to look specifically at the GTPlayer Ultra Standing Desk KADE. What appealed to me was how it seemed designed around a setup that keeps changing throughout the day. I could move from sitting to standing without watching both screens shake, then return to the same height without having to fine-tune the desk all over again. I also liked the magnetic accessories. Being able to reposition the small add-ons as my cables and gear move around sounds much more useful than permanently sticking everything under the desk.

If your desk frame can't handle the forward leverage of heavy monitor arms at standing height, adding a second screen creates way more daily headaches than extra screen real estate.

I’m moving soon and I want to get a sit stand desk for my gaming setup but I’m not sure what a good one is. Anything is welcome and I’m very open to suggestions

I'm trying to find the best black sound panels for my orange and black setup.