Your Uber Gaming Station

**Professor Raine** · 12-26-2007, 12:48 AM

Re: Your Uber Gaming Station

>__>;
uhhh.... I got a Windows ME, a PS2 with a half-dozen games, a GC with 40 games and a 20x24 inch tv, a boom box for music and....stuffed animals for decoration. >_____________>;
All in all, around $2k, accumulated over a time span of about 4 years.

**Zageron** · 12-26-2007, 01:11 AM

Re: Your Uber Gaming Station

Thats a ****load of a cool station. (@ Phynx)

Mine: All monies are in Canadian and at Purchase.
SyncMaster 701N (SAMSUNG) 17" Monitor || $240
Logitech 2.1 Speakers || $69
Logitech WebCam || $29
LEXMARK Z517 Printer || $49
Green Desk Lamp || $19
Saitek P880 Dual Analog || $59
USB Ultra Hub 4 (Normal Speed) || $89
EXCEL CDS850 4.5" Headphones || $13 (Sale from $59 - Walmart)
Logitech Wireless Desktop (Mouse & Keyboard) || $49
Cybermedia Keyboard (1995 Model) || $19
Cyber Acoustics Headset || $69
vTech Phone || $29
Unused DLDVD Set 8.5 GB x 50 || $59 (Sale from $120)
Custom Desk (Created by Dad) || Priceless
Kawai Digital Piano || $1,700

Custom Computer: $921 At Purchase
AMD Athalon 64: Overclocked at 2.1Ghz
Nvidia GForce 5500 256
Asus A8V (NON-DELUX) Dual Ram Mode
1G RAM (x2 DDR1 512 Sticks)
LG Disk Reader
LG Dual Layer DVD Reader/Burner (Additional $49)
Blue Tower (2 Fans)

Picture. (Not Up to Date)

http://i84.photobucket.com/albums/k11/Eranegera/AdamsWorkbench.jpg

Edit: Page Stretch D:

**skishmonkey72** · 12-26-2007, 05:25 AM

Re: Your Uber Gaming Station

When I saw Zageron's desk, I loled so hard because of what mine looks like. Just so you know, the food wrappers are stockpiled up over LONG periods of time, I don't just sit there and eat. At most I'll have like 2 or 3 cokes a week or something like that. But look:

My friends say it's the classic messy nerd desk, with CDs, peripherals, wires, and caffeine-containing products everywhere. Anyways, my computer itself is not that great, but is pretty good for being about 3 years old. Just bought a new graphics card today (was previously using integrated intel graphics chipset), but haven't got it to work. ATI refuses to get around to fixing their drivers for Linux, as most consumers of their products run Windows. Back to the point:
160GB hard drive
Super multi DVD+RW (don't know why not DVD-RW)
2.8 Ghz Pentium 4 with Hyperthreading
ATI Radeon X1300 256MB
TONS of room for expansion (4 PCI slots and 8 USB rofl, not to mention other stuff)
A crapload of ports for audio/video stuff for surround sound/various video output support
etc... The awesome part is that it was $700 after taxes. ($700 Canadian, not that it matters now, but it did back then lol)

Oh, peripherals...
Logitech something or other wireless keyboard, wireless optical mouse
I also use the original keyboard from HP... yes, they're both plugged in
No other fancy peripherals... not that those were anything fancy.
The phone and mp3 player sitting on my desk add another $400.

EDIT: And yes, I actually use that desk lol. I just do everything with my keyboard on my lap and I use the mouse on the bookshelf to the right.

**Phynx** · 12-26-2007, 07:59 PM

Re: Your Uber Gaming Station

Originally posted by skishmonkey72

When I saw Zageron's desk, I loled so hard because of what mine looks like. Just so you know, the food wrappers are stockpiled up over LONG periods of time, I don't just sit there and eat. At most I'll have like 2 or 3 cokes a week or something like that. But look:

My friends say it's the classic messy nerd desk, with CDs, peripherals, wires, and caffeine-containing products everywhere. Anyways, my computer itself is not that great, but is pretty good for being about 3 years old. Just bought a new graphics card today (was previously using integrated intel graphics chipset), but haven't got it to work. ATI refuses to get around to fixing their drivers for Linux, as most consumers of their products run Windows. Back to the point:
160GB hard drive
Super multi DVD+RW (don't know why not DVD-RW)
2.8 Ghz Pentium 4 with Hyperthreading
ATI Radeon X1300 256MB
TONS of room for expansion (4 PCI slots and 8 USB rofl, not to mention other stuff)
A crapload of ports for audio/video stuff for surround sound/various video output support
etc... The awesome part is that it was $700 after taxes. ($700 Canadian, not that it matters now, but it did back then lol)

Oh, peripherals...
Logitech something or other wireless keyboard, wireless optical mouse
I also use the original keyboard from HP... yes, they're both plugged in
No other fancy peripherals... not that those were anything fancy.
The phone and mp3 player sitting on my desk add another $400.

EDIT: And yes, I actually use that desk lol. I just do everything with my keyboard on my lap and I use the mouse on the bookshelf to the right.

Holy BALLS.... time to clean up XD That is truly said though, that is definitely a typical messy nerd desk ;D

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