*** Desk and Room Gallery***
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Thanks, I would like to take all the credit, but I was just the assistant, my dad did most of the carpentry, I just did the painting and holding. 
Hopefully the chair will be replaced by a nice comfortable one when I get a job and some money, I'm very tempted by one of those expensive roller ones, just my no money doesn't stretch that far...
As for airflow, that's a question I don't have the answer to, there will really only the gap around the case when it is fully completed, and even now it feels a little warm. I think i'll either cut a couple of large holes in the side of the ajoining wall (piece of MDF into the cupboard) and maybe even add a fan, or change the airflow so it goes back to front instead of front to back. It's also going to be a pain in the **** adding or removig cables too, the bookshelf has been designed to come out, giving access to the back, however it wold need all the books removing and it's not particularly easy to take out. Looks nice though...
Yep, it's a beautiful case, although its noise reducing attribute is questionable (I had a P150 before, which was a lot quieter), however it's not noisy at all. If the X2000 was smaller I would have snapped that up in a heartbeat.
Hopefully the chair will be replaced by a nice comfortable one when I get a job and some money, I'm very tempted by one of those expensive roller ones, just my no money doesn't stretch that far...As for airflow, that's a question I don't have the answer to, there will really only the gap around the case when it is fully completed, and even now it feels a little warm. I think i'll either cut a couple of large holes in the side of the ajoining wall (piece of MDF into the cupboard) and maybe even add a fan, or change the airflow so it goes back to front instead of front to back. It's also going to be a pain in the **** adding or removig cables too, the bookshelf has been designed to come out, giving access to the back, however it wold need all the books removing and it's not particularly easy to take out. Looks nice though...
Yep, it's a beautiful case, although its noise reducing attribute is questionable (I had a P150 before, which was a lot quieter), however it's not noisy at all. If the X2000 was smaller I would have snapped that up in a heartbeat.
Monitor is swapping tomorrow for a 22" dell (24" DGM at the mo).
Why the downgrade? You looking to shift the DGM?
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I dont know about better, the DGM has a PVA panel in it, its really nice. The dell though does 1680x1050 as its native res which is better for the xbox, and i wont have to run games in as high resolution either so its sort of like upgrading the graphics card on the pc
Ive sold my other monitor, so the DGM im swopping with that for my other pc.
WHY? do ppls always put speakers on top of other equipment, do they not know that speakers have magnets in them... lol...
also it don't look that good having one speaker on the level and the other sat up on the top of a pc, xbox, etc...
also it don't look that good having one speaker on the level and the other sat up on the top of a pc, xbox, etc...
The speakers are magnetically shielded so won't make a single bit difference to hardware health but sound resonance and sound "colour" will be affected as it's not sitting on a solid surface that takes the vibrations effectively providing a deep and isolated sound.
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Seems a bit self explanitory, when you look at my desk, if i didnt put the speaker on top of the xbox where else could i put it? It makes no difference to the sound being a few inches up.
you could stand you xbox up right, then you would have the space to stand the speaker next to it on the desk...
or
I would mount the lcd on the wall or use a desk arm mount and put the xbox under it giving you lots of desk space back...
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Why does your storm trooper look like he is auditioning for strictly come dancing?!
You'd need a real big magnet to damage a PC, apparently to damage a HDD you'd need a magnet that could suck the iron out of your blood.
I have a Logitech Z5500, that's got a 10" sub and I've had my pc next to it and on it before.
Also your sig is too big.
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I swapped things aroung this past weekend and put a 30 inch display in place of the middle dell 2408.
The 30 (bought 2 months ago) was for an i7 setup i was going to get for another room. I am going to wait for the next big graphics jump before I go I7. So this is a temporary arrangment. Wanted to see what the 30 was like and its pretty sweet lol.
The 30 (bought 2 months ago) was for an i7 setup i was going to get for another room. I am going to wait for the next big graphics jump before I go I7. So this is a temporary arrangment. Wanted to see what the 30 was like and its pretty sweet lol.
