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You can bodge one yourself if you want. The 6 way hub just daisy chains the connectors - Corsair has an extra pin for data return, which gets passed to the normal data pin of the next plug.
You can bodge one yourself if you want. The 6 way hub just daisy chains the connectors - Corsair has an extra pin for data return, which gets passed to the normal data pin of the next plug.
You can bodge one yourself if you want. The 6 way hub just daisy chains the connectors - Corsair has an extra pin for data return, which gets passed to the normal data pin of the next plug.
The triangle panel's are Nanoleaf and the little hex lights are Cololight ProThat’s epic!
What wall lights are they?
The pictures aren't hung straight, very unlike you
Few tweaks to the setup. Got my custom cable for the Hades 68, I really like it. The Model D I've replaced with a Razer Viper Ultimate wireless.
The pictures aren't hung straight, very unlike you
That makes no difference if the wall is outOh they are, I used both a ruler and a spirit level when aligning them to the point the centre point is the exact same distance from each side wall
They are hung using wire behind though so naturally over time through vibrations on the dry wall will shift and move small amounts. I adjust them every few months.
You need a full length spacer to go in between the two when resetting themOh they are, I used both a ruler and a spirit level when aligning them to the point the centre point is the exact same distance from each side wall
They are hung using wire behind though so naturally over time through vibrations on the dry wall will shift and move small amounts. I adjust them every few months.
So some changes, as usual
I think when we move into the house I'll be going for a set up very similar to this. I'm on the fence right now about getting a 60% keyboard but as I'm working from home so much I think I'll miss the numpad, but i hate the numpad being there when gaming!
Totally copying your speakers and amplifier set up too. Can't wait til I don't have to use headphones again!
I wouldn't recommend a 60% keyboard, 65% is the sweet spot. Still get arrow keys, home, del, pgup/down. A numpad is good if you do a lot of work with numbers, but you can just buy a separate one if needed.
Numpad is an issue for me anytime I'm using my mouse, it's a much more neutral position for my arms.
Haha first thing I was drawn to!That cable management though! Good job!
That cable management though! Good job!