Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Setup Wars – Episode 164”.
What’S happening guys having sex toys, welcome to setup wars, episode 164, where you submit your desk setup to get featured on the channel, you guys know what to do if you want to participate, make sure to watch the video linked down below. But with that said, let the setup Wars begin. I wan na give a huge thanks to CleanMyMac for sponsoring this episode of setup wars. Finally, we have a multi-function hub and a cleaner app that does what it says. Other cleaner apps make it a chore to wipe and protect your files, but on top of doing these tasks efficiently, CleanMyMac will help speed up your computer.
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It’S a beautifully clean and powerful utility that will make your Mac as good as new. If you’re interested in links will be in the description below for you guys to check out CleanMyMac and download a free trial, my editor uses this for both of his Macs and it does the trick every time. Okay, is it me or did Adrienne just walk into someone’s home? I don’t know if he lives here or what, but it’s pretty badass having an entire place just for gaming and editing.
So we have a triple monitor setup with a 29 inch ultra light up top, and all of that is mounted on the back hand, desk for peripherals he’s using the Razer BlackWidow chroma keyboard, the Mamba elite Mouse and even a pair of astro a 50 s. He does have a mic setup as well. The road NT USB microphone that is hooked up to a boom arm and it probably sounds really good.
Since half the room is covered in acoustic panels. I love the addition of the wall shelves. He has one on the left for his ps4 and the other for his PC, which has an interesting spec list and 8700 K with the stock cooler and a gtx 1070 I mean come on at least spend $ 15 more and get a better cooler than that. That 8700 K is probably starving for cold air. It’S also not overclocked, which is a lot of wasted performance for kala Management. He ratted all the cables from the ps4 and the PC straight towards the back of the monitors using cable, sleeves and a Signum rack.
I noticed he uses a lot of LED strips. Not only does a setup have it, but the side of the refrigerator has one and even the ceiling. I can’t help but get a feeling that this place is very similar to an insane asylum with RGB lighting. It’S kind of creepy to be honest, but it’s still a badass gaming setup.
Thank You, Adrian, for starting off the show and I’ll drop a link to his YouTube channel. If you guys want to check them out this next set up from Alex is kind of entertaining. It’S built for gaming, editing and school work and it features three 1080p monitors from HP, which he ended up painting to match the color scheme. The desks are also custom made and he painted the surface on both of them.
But the most interesting thing about the setup is the wall-mounted PC that does not look safe at all and if one of the parts were to fall down, it’s gon na take the rest of the system with it he’s using a moto speed, CL 108 keyboard with A world gaming mouse and he has a set of PlayStation controllers under each of the modern. He did drill a hole in his desk for the wires which run underneath his desk and behind the backboard. I feel like the PC is mounted in a weird location and it should be closer to the actual setup, maybe on the right side of the wall, but other than that it doesn’t look bad for a 16 year old setup. I’M really digging the custom work on the monitors and that desk.
Thank you, Alex for entering Andre is up next, with a razor inspired, triple monitor, setup rocking three 27-inch philips monitors that are mounted on the wall. I mean you should look at those thin bezels. Wow sticking with razor gear, we got the Deathstalker chroma keyboard, an Ouroboros mouse which has been skinned in white and we also got. The Goliath has extended chroma gaming mouse.
The headphones are also from Razer he’s using the kraken 7.1 cromoz. However, the speakers are from micro lab. You know you could have just picked up a Leviathan from Razer and called it a day. Cables are neatly managed, underneath the desk and routed in the back of the PC through a cable sleeve.
Unfortunately, the PC is sitting on the floor, but he did say that he has plans on buying wall shelves so that he can place the PC on top of those another much needed upgrade as the GPU, because we got bottlenecking for days. An 8700 K paired with a gtx 1050 TI what in tarnation, nonetheless, that’s a very clean and minimalistic gaming setup with potential to grow. Thank You, Andre for entering sticking with minimalistic setups. We have JM and a beautiful white and black stormtrooper inspired gaming setup, which is also used for video editing for his YouTube channel and programming. He’S rocking a 24 inch Asus monitor the Razer BlackWidow X, mercury keyboard and the lancehead Mercury Gaming Mouse. Excellent choices on the peripherals for audio he’s got the Logitech z2 13 speakers which he painted them in white and he Logitech G 633 headphones. I’M not too sure why he went with a black headset when there are other great selection of white headsets like the Void HS 70s from Corsair and the Turtle Beach Recon 200s.
Although the black on white contrast is really nice, majority of the gear in the setup is white. Even the PC itself adds a budget build inside the s3 for the elite case. With an r5 1600 and a gtx 1060, I’m loving the custom sleeve cables, the RGB fans and the custom stormtrooper SSD cover from v1 Tech.
That’S pretty much it on the desk other than a painted gamepad from Logitech. Now, underneath the desk, we got the cables which are managed very well for the most part, using cable clips and zip ties, but I do recommend grabbing a cable raceway to make it a lot easier and less messy. This is definitely a clean and compact setup that just works. Thank you JM for entertaining.
I should probably call this episode. The super clean edition wrapping up the episode is Sam from Texas and is setup for doing homework. I truly hope that’s a typo and that you use this for more than just doing homework. Otherwise, why else would you have an alienware with a 6800 k, 16 gigs of RAM GTX 1080.
Last time I checked, you can run Microsoft Word and 1080 P over 100 FPS with any graphics card, even a crappy laptop anyways back to the setup so he’s using the IKEA mom desk to support the 34 inch ultra wide gaming monitor and a few other things Like the case M on the keyboard M 65 pearl mouse and the cursor mm 800 RGB mouse pad, I would personally rat the mouse pad wire towards the keyboard and tied them together, using a zip tie or something so that there’s only one cable going across the Desk, it will look a lot cleaner, poor audio he’s rocking the audio engine, a 5 plus speakers and very similar to the first setup. Sam also has wall shells mounted next to his setup. However, it’s to hold different things, his alarm, clock and solo. Three wireless headphones.
Really is it me or doze wall? Shell was kind of overkill for what they’re holding. I think he originally mounted them to hold up a speaker’s, but then realized they would look better on the actual desk without cables running down from there I mean. If cables are what you were worried about, then you could have easily hid them using these white wall. Raceways the cables underneath the desk are managed well, thanks mostly to the rack, but the rest of the wires are grouped together with zip ties nicely done.
I do have to say that I approve the use of a rim to hold up a PC and leaving it on the carpet, hey if it works it works. This is a really clean setup, but I feel like something’s missing, specifically that massive gap between the acoustic foams – it’s really hard to ignore – maybe you can add a poster or a painting of your favorite game or maybe anime, to fill that gap and give this setup. Some more life, thank you, Sam for entering and that’s it. For this episode of setup warriors make sure you guys vote in the comments section below one who has the best desk set up and if you guys enjoyed the show, feel free to drop a like and if you didn’t enjoy. You know what to do thanks.
So much for watching. As always, I will see you in the next one. .