Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Setup Wars Episode 193 – Ultimate Edition”.
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The link below kicking off the episode is Becca from my discord server and his really unique gaming setup. I’M not gon na lie when I was first browsing through these pictures. I kept thinking this guy lives in a museum or something just look at all.
The wall. Decor and the furniture choices it kind of sets this sophisticated vibe, and I love it. If I was one of his friends I got invited to his house, I would be afraid to touch anything so back, rad doesn’t have a traditional desk setup. He has what we call a couch gaming setup, but instead of a couch he’s using a recliner gaming chair from respawn with the couch master, saikhan lap board, which holds his peripherals, we got the SteelSeries apex, 7 tkl keyboard, logitech, g502, light speed, mouse and the as Anon gaming keypad also, can we just appreciate how perfect the RGB mousepad fits with that lap board? So Becca uses the setup mostly for gaming, but it’s interesting that he picked the Vizio East 60 TV instead of an actual gaming display. So this has a 4k resolution, but it’s capped at 60 Hertz personally, I would have bought a gaming display with 144 Hertz refresh rate, to take advantage of the system specs. I think the omen EXA period would have been the perfect solution for his setup. It’S a 65 inch 4k display with g-sync support, and it also comes with 144 Hertz, refresh rate. In fact, I did a video on this not too long ago on the channel. Speaking of the PC, we’ve got a nice 8700 on auras RTX, 20 atti inside the massive Thermaltake level 20 case. The cables from the TV are routed through the wall and into a channel raceway near the ground, which was also painted the same color as the wall. The other cables are channeled through the opposite side, where he has a TV stand, and he used that to display his other gear once again, sticking with his museum vibe he’s got quite a collection of gaming mice over here, a few Logitech’s, including the MX master 2’s And white and the worldcat LED are up top for audio Becker. Has a couple of Logitech G 560 speakers spread out across the room, but he mostly uses the g9 33 Artemis headset resting on the side bust headphone Stan.
I absolutely love what baccarat did with this gaming room. It’S super refreshing to see a different style of set up and he did such a great job furnishing and designing this entire room such an impeccable setup in Quebec. Referring and thank you for being a part of my discord coming straight from world war ii is Carter and his camouflaged military themed setup choke me hard and call me Sally my first impressions of the setup, were god damn? What am I even looking at? At first glance, you might think that Carter is from the military, but fun fact he’s actually an interior designer and electrical technician. I definitely got bamboozled here, so he uses this setup for productivity and gaming and it features the massive Sampson Q LED ultrawide, monitor, which I can’t tell if it’s mounted against the wall, because he covered the entire desk with fake leaves for peripherals. He’S rocking me, Razer BlackWidow, chroma keyboard that GI branded and the Razer DeathAdder Mouse with eagle eye this extended mousepad. While I absolutely love the fact that he decorated the entire desk to stick with the military theme, I personally think there’s just a bit too much going on there, which kind of eats up any extra space.
On the desk I mean he barely has any room to move his mouse. It’S surely not practical. I got ta get points to the clever way of starting his PC, though he designed this center console to replicate a nuke launching button very, very nice.
In the note C, the state that he uses the Logitech speakers, but I can’t find him anywhere in the setup of the life we they are definitely camouflaged really well or they are probably buried under those leaves he does use headphones as well. And what a surprise they are. The cig, tronics Air Gear pilot headset, the PC power in the setup has an i-5 7600 K and the msi Ventus RTX 2070, built inside the Corsair Vengeance C 70 case, which was also GI branded.
There are quite a few mods in here as well from signal corpse, there’s an analog gauge inside the case and an antenna with a field phone mounted on the side. Panel personality is definitely something this setup excels in without the slightest doubt Carter has the most dedication put into a setup that I’ve ever seen on this show. You really have to look closely at all the pictures to really appreciate the little things that he has done and all the effort that he put into this setup to stay consistent with the entire theme. There isn’t a single dull angle of this setup. He even went as far as to customize his chair by adding a military rucksack behind it and an ammo crate as his footrest.
I can’t anymore. This guy is amazing. If I had to pick my favorite part of this setup, it has to be the wall-mounted weapons for sure the m16 and both the ak-47s.
I think one of them is gold-plated. If I’m not mistaken, and let’s not forget about the massive missile launcher. That’S casually chilling! Next to his chair, absolutely insane, it looks like this setup was built in a basement judging by the stairs and the width of the walls, and I think it actually ties in well with the whole setups theme, since it could be considered as a bunker. You know some people might think this setup is a bit too much, but I love every single inch of it. Carter is not afraid of letting his imagination run wild and it definitely shows in this setup, and it makes sense why he’s an interior designer? The only gripe I have with your setup is how cluttered your desk is not leaving enough room for your mouse. Is a big no-no for me, that’s such a simple fix, all you have to do is remove a couple of the leaves.
So with that said, Carter, congratulations on receiving the 24th seal of approval know that you can find a worthy place for this in your bunker. So toss me an email as setup wars at gmail.com to claim a one-of-a-kind plaque and number three. We have Kevin from Arizona and his dual station setup featuring the ergo power desk, which is quite fascinating. So this desk costs over ten thousand dollars, and not only is it a motorized desk, but it has two motors built in allowing the user to control the height independently. So Kevin can control the height of his keyboard separately. With the monitor and speakers which are mounted on the desk or he can lift both of them up and use the setup while standing, but that’s not all the desk even has a built-in reading light and climate control.
That’S right guys. It’S got a built-in fan and a heater that he can adjust using the remote on the right side. No wonder this thing cost over 10k. Honestly, the only thing that’s missing is a massage chair and you will never leave this set up.
So Kevin is currently using a setup to study for his dental admissions test and casual gaming. On the side he’s got the Samsung CR g9 ultrawide monitor mounted against the top portion of the desk, while the other section holds his razor Huntsman elite keyboard. Trinity gaming mouse with the Firefly mouse pad and a 2019 17 inch razor laptop with an RT X, 2080 max-q, not bad.
Of course. You can’t charge 10 K for a desk without having lots of support for cable management. Can you – and I got ta say this desk – has lots of it tons of raceways throughout the cables through, as well as a few cable belts too and the wires through so that no wires it pulled on as the best crisis? And finally, we got the PC quietly, tucked away in the back.
It’S actually Kevin’s first water-cooled system back in erisa 930 900 X with the msi RT X, xx, atti, Seahawk edition from ek – and this is all built inside the Lindley dynamic razor Edition case. Definitely the first time seeing a setup like this on the show. Thank you Kevin for entering and good luck with your admissions test.
I hope you guys have some Lube left over, because you’re gon na need it for this setup and then before we have Luis and his very own private apple store. So this was actually once his garage that he completely remodeled into a gaming den. I like to call it an Apple store, because there was just so much white everywhere.
I love that, instead of installing wall shelves, he built them inside the walls to give it a nice modern, look across the entire room. He’S got some of his camera gear, including lenses and one of them. We got a microphone and also a few car models since he’s into car photography. He also built a tiny island to keep some of his other gear inside, since there is really no other type of storage anywhere else in the room. Also. I can’t really tell from this angle, but I think he built himself a fireplace on that wall.
If I’m not mistaken, that’s pretty interesting and, of course, let’s take a look at this awesome setup. He built right smack in the center and oh, my god, whoo. I got so hyped with this entire room. Only to find out my man, Lewis is rocking $ 20 membrane, keyboards and budget mice. Like what happened? Did you deplete your entire budget on the remodel and all you had was like 50 bucks in your pocket? I’M confused. Also.
Why do you have two keyboards when there is only one PC, so many questions, not enough answers? Actually, you know what, judging by the icons on the monitors, it appears that there’s actually two pcs for their setup, I’m guessing the second one is behind the wall somewhere. Okay, let’s backtrack a little bit, this custom setup is awesome by the way I love the custom-made floating desk with built-in LED strips the custom headboard with lighting behind it and, of course, the PC up top that looks like it’s coming out of the wall. It’S beautifully done amazing craftsmanship mounting the speaker’s underneath the desk is an interesting choice, but I guess it doesn’t really matter at this point. The PC powering one side of the setup is actually a prebuilt from iBUYPOWER. It’S got the i7 9700 k with 16 gigs of ram and the r-tx 2060. It’S actually a pretty good system, and now the keyboards and mice actually makes sense because they are both from iBUYPOWER.
I think what you designed and built is fantabulous by the way. I absolutely love the modern and minimalistic theme that you were going for, but I can’t help but feel like some parts of the setup here overshadows others like the gear choices and the speaker placements, not to mention the entire other side of the room is empty. I feel like it could use a pool table or something it just seems very empty to me and maybe that’s what you’re going for and that’s completely okay. This is your room. After all, I’m you’re saying, if I spend all this time and money into designing my entire garage, I would have picked up some gear that complements the entire setup. For example, the Eagle tech keyboard from Amazon is super cheap and would fit perfectly with your setups team.
Same thing goes for the mice, lots of awesome options out there to choose from and I’ll drop a link to all of these below, if you want to check it out. Nonetheless, what you built here is nothing short of incredible. Thank you. So much for sharing your creativity with us Louis and thank you for entering the show wrapping up. The episode is Neil from France and his stunning minimalistic quad display setup that he uses for gaming and editing he’s rocking to 27 inch curved monitors from Samsung on the outer edge with an ultra white in the center and a 32 inch Toshiba TV up top. I don’t know why, but I’m really digging his desk layout.
He mounted it against the wall, with only one leg has support for peripherals he’s got the SteelSeries apex M 750 keyboard with the rival 600 Mouse. It looks like the only audio source he’s got. Are the pair of cans laying on the desk, and I’m sure you guys see this coming a mile away? The obvious recommendation at this point would be to grab a hanger for those and possibly a wall mount for the controller, but you can actually put this behind your monitor. That way. It’S away from sight. The cables have been beautifully managed with the help of a bunch of cable clips and raceways, and I like what you did behind the monitors as well: a dedicated power strip to hook up all your monitors. That way, you can minimize the cable routing through the wall. Excellent job and finally, the PC pushing all those pixels is a custom built that needs a bit of dusting.
It’S rocket e77 NGK with the asus strix gtx 980ti, a super clean and a minimalistic setup that just needs some minor additions. Thank You, Neil for entering, and that wraps up the ultimate edition. As always, guests can vote in the comments section or vote on the top right poll, and let me know which of these setups was your favorite, as always, if you guys enjoy the ultimate edition, make sure to smack the crap out of that like button and make Sure to follow me on Instagram, if you want to see some awesome setups not featured on the show, there’s some some pretty sweet setups going on on there but anyways. I love you beautiful faces.
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