Photos Your Room and Computer

ModzeroJuice in the background

 

Thread revival!

I am about half-way through moving my desk and gaming PC into the “small bedroom”.

I’ve been at it for about three hours.

I hate my life and I want to die.





Not pictured: the utter mountain of stuff currently blocking any kind of access to my bedroom.

This self-inflicted torture does have a purpose. We're still planning to move this year, and (because reasons) we’re almost certainly going to end up in a flat. The bedroom I was using as my office will serve us far better as a storage room as we sort through and separate “things we want but use infrequently and can therefore be packed away now”, “stuff we do actually use that needs to be accessible”, and “no you really don’t need a dozen SCART cables any more, so throw them away”. (Admittedly the latter is mostly me, and I’m not even being entirely facetious - I genuinely did throw away a pile of SCART cables not long ago.)

EDIT: Well it fits… (that’s what she said)

Gonna be a lot more… “bijou”… than I’m used to…



And I still have to deal with “the thing”



But that’s a job for later, I’ve been at this all afternoon and I’m sick of it. I need food.

 

Currently going through and re-aligning our setups and currently hating myself and my incessant need to cable manage everything. Looks Great once done but my god it's annoying when you just want to move something quickly to test a new location.

Will need to throw up some revised pictures once I have sorted everything out.

 

Is there a scart cable in the midst of the thing?

 

It's a Thunderbolt dock, little bit too small to get a SCART connector on it

 

Same mouse, same monitor!

Is that you, bruv?

 

Cleaned up my setup after parting with my desktop and moving to a docked Ally / Mac setup:



If I want to run "desktop" Windows setup I can just run either on the Ally (Via 3080 XG Mobile) or spin up a VM on my server / Home lab build.

EDIT: Sniper Elite 5 is running via GeForce Now Ultimate on the Mac (testing it out for a month, surprisingly decent even on Wifi - Waaaaaaaaaaayyy better on Ethernet of course).