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Yes, the temperature delta does not change much. -2 -3 degrees. But why then a small radiator? For the sake of silence?

Pretty new here but since i just changed my monitor arms and cleaned up i thought its share worthy.

https://imgur.com/a/h7pcJJR - some details

Great setup, Wacu!

Wacu wrote: ↑

22 Jul 2020, 12:34

Pretty new here but since i just changed my monitor arms and cleaned up i thought its share worthy.

https://imgur.com/a/h7pcJJR - some details

Necroing to ask about the stand for your middle monitor. It looks like that pole is coming out of a grommet you drilled in the desk, and then it also looks like you cut a circular hole in the deskpad of the same diameter as the pole. Is that correct?

If so, how did you cut such a clean hole in the desk pad? I tried something similar on an old mousepad just to see if it would work and it just ended up as a frayed mess that I threw away.

New l-shaped standing desk, keyboard, and mouse. Very happy with everything thus far:



https://imgur.com/a/p6Cgz6m

Thanks for posting pictures!

Keep 'em coming, for anybody who hasn't posted a photo of their rigs.

I use an LGCX 48" oled now. 4k@120hz with gsync is amazing.
I played some Battlefront 2 last night as a sniper and the extra resolution makes it a lot easier to get extremely long range snipes.

My monitors are Lenovo Legion Y25-25 & Dell U3415W.

I just upgrade my motherboard and CPU to ASRock B550M Pro4 and AMD Ryzen 5 5600x. The rest is quite old: 24GB of 2667MHz RAM, AMD RX580 8GB. I have 2 SSD disks: one for Windows, the other for "Ryzenosh" (for work), plus an NVMe drive for "clips" in gaming. Instead of the other NVMe drive, I have an adaptor with an Apple Airport card on it for Wi-Fi/Bluetooth.

sharknice wrote: ↑

18 Jan 2021, 19:47

I use an LGCX 48" oled now. 4k@120hz with gsync is amazing.

IMG_20201122_142742.jpg

I played some Battlefront 2 last night as a sniper and the extra resolution makes it a lot easier to get extremely long range snipes.

Oh man that is crazy. You don't get motion sickness or dizzy being that close to a big monitor?

Nope, it just feels more immersive. Games with higher fov work the best. The immersion actually makes it easier to focus and aim better, and the extra detail 4k resolution provides helps a lot too. It's kind of like having the extra accuracy of being scoped in on a target but without losing your peripheral awareness.

And since it's the same dpi as 24" 1080p screens it works out great for productivity, it's just like using 4 of them.