Tell jcap to post his desk, and post yours too! [JCAP POST YOUR DESK]

[Rook]

Old picture not even my whole setup, you'll get that when I buy the new rig. This was just after I bought my monitor:

[OmegaDragon]

PROTIP: It's Dead Space. Epic game.

I believe he is talking about the cd case that is next to the monitor that says "Starcraft"

[ExAm]

I believe he is talking about the cd case that is next to the monitor that says "Starcraft"

oh, k

[Mr Buckshot]

LG P300 with c2d T8300, 2 GB RAM, geforce 8600MGS, plus bluetooth, wifi, and HDMI-out. Has no internal dvd drive, but comes with an external one in the box, hence making this a much more practical version of the Macbook Air (a bit thicker though) at a significantly lower price.

I didn't really need my desktop anymore so my dad transferred it to his office. I never really bothered to photograph it but my friend did:


NOTE: Those aren't my speakers, my friend wanted to sell 'em to me so he brought them over and tested them on my computer. Not surprisingly, I was uninterested as I play with headphones over 90% of the time.

I kinda miss that Logitech G15 keyboard through. I bought it overseas at 1/4 its Canadian price, because my old PS/2 windows 98 keyboard finally gave out after over 6 years of use. Those dedicated gaming macro keys on the side proved useful in a couple of RTS's but mostly redundant in FPS's.

[paladin]

Finished my new rig shortly after Christmas

Specs:

Intel Q6600
ASUS Maximus II
Corsair XMS2 DDR2 1066 4gb
2x ATi Radeon HD 4870 1gb
SoundXF X-Fi Sound Card
LG Blu-ray/HDDVD RW
LG DVD-CD RW
Hitachi Desktar 620gb HDD
MyBook 500gb External HDD
850 watt ToughPower PSU
Cool Master HAF Full Tower
Cool Master Sphere CPU Cooler
Viewsonic 26" HD LCD
Creative HD 265 watt 5.1 Surround Sound
Wacom Bamboo 8.5" x 5.3" Tablet
Logitech MX 3200 Wireless laser Keyboard and Mouse

That's pretty much everything. I worked hard and saved a lot of money to build my computer over the past 2 years (this Feb.).

[Cortexian]

Just got my setup placed into it's new home, a brand new Cooler Master CM 690 Chassis! Here are some pictures of my build, I've yet to do any hardcore cable management but I'll be getting to it after I install a window on the side panel.

The case, all sealed up and ready to go:












Case top external connection ports:




Underside ventilation and 140mm Scythe side panel fan:


Hard drive bays:


Current cable management shots:




General case interior:




And the reason I need a side window:


I'm also thinking of cutting a small channel on the backside of the mother board tray to take some pressure off the side panel. It's currently bending do to the huge pile up of cable behind the motherboard tray, even with it all spaced out... This new case is in preparation for a new modular power supply (ABS Tagan) and a new graphics card (Nvidia GTX 285). You may have noticed that I propped off the Cooler Master logo from the front of the case, I just like the "clean" look without any branding showing, so it had to go. I also mentioned the side panel window earlier, if anyone has any recommendations or information regarding side panel window installations, it would be great to hear!

[ExAm]

Your machine makes me cry with envy

How much was the case? Do want.

[Cortexian]

Your machine makes me cry with envy

How much was the case? Do want.

It was actually fairly cheap for a case of it's caliber, I got it from Memory Express for $99.99 ($104.99 w/tax). Saving up my money for an Nvidia GTX 285 right now, I may pick it up next paycheck depending on if I can also afford my rent and phone bill with enough money left over...

[ExAm]

I consider anything over $30 for a case expensive

[Cortexian]

I consider anything over $30 for a case expensive

Well, like I said, for a case of it's caliber it's a really good price in my opinion.