Hi, this is Wayne again with a topic “Setup Wars – Episode 327”.
It’S that time again, ladies and gents, to check out some more badass gaming setups to help Inspire some of you watching welcome to setup Wars, Episode, 327 sit back and relax and let’s get cracking that sounded way better in my head. Let the setup ones begin. This is quite possibly the coolest projector I have ever seen meet the Caesar Starry Hub, an all-in-one 4K projector. You can do pretty much anything with it.
You can cast content straight from your device. You can game with your console and host meetings. All on this one device there’s an option to connect any of your meeting, apps directly on the Caesar story Hub and you can host 1080p video meetings remotely. It features a built-in HD webcam in the back with six microphones and a special design speaker, but, unlike other traditional projectors, this one doesn’t have to be used in a dark room, which means you can use it. During the day, you can project up to 120 inches, which is nuts when you’re gaming. On this thing, you just hook up your console via HDMI, port and you’re good to go. You can control it with the included wireless remote, which acts as a keyboard and a touchpad or connected wirelessly to your Android or iOS device. The Caesar story Hub eliminates all the extra devices and cables and consolidates everything into a single projector to run your business or enjoy your day off to learn more click. The link below kicking off the episode is Jack.
Who’S been on the show before but decided to rejoin with a slightly upgraded battle station. The setup took two years to complete for the purpose of gaming, video editing and some 3D work. We had a 25 inch monitor stacked on top of a 34 inch Ultra ride, which seems to be the primary, but I’m guessing.
He pulls down the top monitor when he wants to game on it. Considering it’s a 240 hertz display and the motor is hooked up on an articulating arm now, if that’s not the case, then that mount purchase wasn’t necessary as a flat Mount would have sufficed. Also, a flat Mount would have been more discreet, as you wouldn’t be able to see it at an angle.
I would have also loved to see the top display flipped upside down to get rid of the thick bezel, but I am happy to see the translucent TV app installed on your PC. The taskbar becomes completely transparent, showing off more of the wallpaper for peripherals. Jack is rocking a custom nk-65 board paired with a Logitech g305 light speed and a nice coiled cable to complete the set for audio.
We do have several sources, starting with a pair of Scion speakers on the desk for entertainment purposes and a marshall monitor 2 headphones paired with the fifind mic for gaming for cable management. I do see a few loose wires underneath the desk, but for the majority of the wires it’s contained nicely with a few raceways part of the setup is a custom o11 build featuring The ryzen 7 3700x and a strix RX 6600 XT. If I’m being honest, the system looks a little unbalanced. I think you spent more money on the Aesthetics than you did with a performance. You got a 200 case, a pretty pricey 240 AIO power supply extensions and a 7 inch display. You could have gotten a similar case for a hundred dollars less another, similar looking and Performing AIO for a lot less and skip out on the extra accessories. You could have saved a total of 267 dollars and put that towards an RX 6800 XT instead, which would have been a significant boost to your FPS. Yes, in game, Aesthetics can always be added later than the line you should always budget towards performance. First, aside from that, there are a few other things you can do to improve the look of your setup like hanging, more green vines off the shelves to cover the empty spots on the walls.
You do have a plant wallpaper after all, so it would be nice to commit a bit more with that theme. Raising the speakers to your ear level would also help improve the overall sound experience while contributing to the nature theme with these dope wood speaker stands, but if you’re on a tight budget, these isolation pads will get the job done at half the price. You know, there’s also a lot of opportunity to use up the extra space on the walls like, for example, you can add some nice pegboards for additional storage and to help display some of your gear.
You can also take the RGB route and add some Globe. Glide bars or simply add posters or pictures to further personalize your setup. Whatever you end up doing, you have a solid foundation to build off of.
Thank you for sharing this with us. Coming up. Next is Jay who’s, a super bike Workshop owner from Malaysia and his cozy gaming setup. We got a 32 inch, 165 or smarter as the primary stacked on top of a 24 inch 144hz display. This is what I mean by flipping the top monitor upside down to minimize the bezels between it just looks so much cleaner. This way, especially if you’re stretching a single wallpaper on the desk, we got the Razer Huntsman Elite V2 paired with a Logitech g502 mouse with a nice wood wrist rest that complements the rest of the setup. I mean it’s pretty much dedicated with the wood accents here. The custom built stands for speakers, which also have what accents.
I love that there is both function and form on his commitment to the theme of the setup, I would say: did a pretty tasteful job in decorating the setup with minor things too, like the fake plants and one of those super cool, two plugs that I’ve seen Every now and then there isn’t a single source of RGB lights, just the warm tones from the desk lamps and the mara. The light above for night use. No complaints when it comes to Cable Management, looks like everything is under control. For the most part, lots of zip ties were used to hold the power bricks against the support, beam and multiple raceways to help route the cables into the back of the PC once again, no RGB inside just warm lighting from all the products. Although I do have to point out the unusual CPU and GPU combo, my guy is pairing an i5 12400f with an RTX 3080. There is some bottlenecking going on here, if you’re playing in 1080P for sure, but I’m going to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you’re putting that GPU to work and you’re gaming in 1440p.
I think the next upgrade should definitely be the CPU, though you need something that can keep up with the RTX 3080, but I’m loving the Vibes here. I’M loving the setup well done on the execution, and thanks for coming on the show coming in number three is our youngest contestant of the episode Gente, who is only 14 years old, built this setup in the span of one year for gaming and making YouTube videos? That’S pretty impressive, that is one massive desk and apparently it’s custom made from Oak floorboards he’s got triple 24-inch monitors all mounted beautifully against the wall, which was also custom painted below that we got the Razer Black Widow keyboard paired with a Razer Mamba wireless mouse and Probably one of the most filthiest mouse pads I have ever seen. Okay, I’m just kidding it’s not the worst I’ve seen, but you could have at least wiped it down before you took pics, it doesn’t look like Gente uses any headphones with the setup and instead relies on the audio from the trust, zivia speakers, coupled with the rode And t-usb microphone for input, I’m curious what that ring light is for, if you don’t scream on the setup, you don’t even have a webcam. Don’T tell me you’re using a ring light as a desk lamp, because you’re doing it all wrong. My guy just pick up a cheap, monitor, light bar. Instead, it’s more Sleek from provides temperature control and it doesn’t take up any space on your desk.
I recommend going with this one from contus, not because of the sassy name, but because it’s one of the better ones out there for less than forty dollars looks like all the MARTA cables are ran across the wall and into the back of the inverted PC in The corner: it’s packing the 4770k and NVIDIA GTX 1070.. I guess when you look past the triple monitors. This is technically a budget setup he’s using a seven year old system with a repurposed desk and budget peripherals. Definitely a missed opportunity to feature this in a budget edition of setup Wars, but I’m happy.
You came on the show, nonetheless, foreign triple Marta set up, but on the opposite side of the spectrum, a pretty Decked Out high-end battle station featuring a 24 inch 1440p display in the middle. That’S sandwiched by two other 20 inch monitors. But what in the boiling diarrhea is that mouse pad in that guy? This legit looks like the rugs that we hang on our wall back in the Middle East, like I’m pretty confident my wife’s mom has one of these hanging on her living room wall right now. Look I’m all for that distinctive look, and certainly this gives your setup a unique aspect, but it doesn’t look comfortable. Nor does it look like it belongs there.
Nothing else in your setup, screams, Middle East, except your name from One Middle Eastern to another. If you’re watching this video, please reach out to me on my Discord server, because I want to send you a free Tech Source mouse pad, you can pick from anything on the website. Even one of our new season 9 designs, you can use it with your setup or just give it away to a friend or family member.
The choice is yours: the keyboard of choice is a slightly modded keychron K2 using gatron Browns, and that is paired with the super clean G Pro X super lights. I do love the speaker. Placement, though mounting them on the wall was Big Brain moves. They are now at the perfect height with your ears, and it frees up so much space from the desk so that you can decorate it with some plants and Julius Caesar.
This is also the second setup that has the PC on the left side, although this time it’s not inverted, we got another budget build, but inside of a no lemon, it’s always interesting to me how people would spend more money on the Aesthetics than the actual performance In this case, Majid blew most of the budget on the case, the fans, the cable extensions, the fancy motor in the back and 32 gigs of RAM over the CPU and GPU like if your PC case costs more than your CPU, you should probably re-evaluate some things. Still, this is a pretty sweet setup. Nonetheless, thank you for sharing this with us foreign. Thank you that intro made my insights feel good and I’m sure a lot of yours as well. It’S all about the Vibes with Nick’s nature, inspired setup. In fact, he was featured back in episode 248 over a year ago, but more recently I stumbled across the setup on Reddit Wars.
So it’s perfect timing that we get to finally see the full submission. There has been a major transformation over the past year and while the monitors have remained the same, everything else has gotten a massive upgrade. The biggest change of them all is the dynamic pegboard in the back. You see, Nick is a plant connoisseur. If you will, he has over 150 real plants he’s like the modern day, poison ivy, but with a ball sack or better. Yet, if Groot were to build a setup, this is probably what it would look like anyways.
The point I’m trying to make here is that he built a pegboard for the sole purpose of displaying all of his plants and, honestly, it’s genius he’s able to move the shelves wherever he wants, because the whole thing is modular. It also has a nice backdrop to the actual setup. It almost doesn’t even look like a setup, it’s more of an extension of the home with a rustic interior design. We still got both Ultra wides, but he did upgrade his peripherals to a skog reboot and a Logitech g900 mouse. The audio gear also took a step up with a pair of shiny new Canto speakers, a hyperx solo cast mic and the Sennheiser hd6 xxs hanging from underneath. As expected, the cable management is as Majestic as the setup itself excellent attention to detail and plus one on the small stand you made for the PC and the power strip.
We got the same CPU as last time, but it looks like the GPU was upgraded from a 1070 TI to an RTX 3070 TI Founders Edition very nice. I also love that you game with your wife. Apparently she has her very own setup and the fact that the whole thing is on casters allowing you to move it around. Your apartment makes it that much more wholesome.
You can wheel the setup close to yours, while you’re gaming and then tuck it away when you’re done to free up space, excellent work with the setup Nick and thank you for coming back on the show. As always guys. Let me know in the comment section which of these setups was your absolute favorite from today’s video and, if you guys, are enjoying the new setup, more schedule and the quality of setups featured. Let me know by tossing a like before you head out. Thank you.
So much for watching and I’ll see you guys very soon in the next one foreign .