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You can get lights that change automatically with what ever is displayed on the desktop but cant remember the name of them they come with fans as well to blow air into your face.

Haha, thanks :)

Yep, I used a set of DIODER lights from Ikea. $39 CAD for a set of four strips! There's a small dial that allows you to change the colour.

http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/50192365

There's also two buttons on the dial that allow you to set it to automatically flip and fade between colours.

Nice thanks :).... I will be getting one soon... :)

Moved into my house a while ago and just upgraded my pc - still waiting for my corsair h60 to arrive thou :(

Going to decorate my study in the next few weeks and build my new desk (got a walnut door to use as desktop!)

Sorry for the poor quality as it was taken on my samsung wp7

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Haha, thanks :)

Yep, I used a set of DIODER lights from Ikea. $39 CAD for a set of four strips! There's a small dial that allows you to change the colour.

http://www.ikea.com/ca/en/catalog/products/50192365

There's also two buttons on the dial that allow you to set it to automatically flip and fade between colours.

For those of us in the states, it's $49.99 plus $22 in shipping!

There's actually three Computers here. My Desktop which is a custom built Core i7 machine which is connected to the middle and right screen, my Alienware M11x which is connected to the left screen (Both controlled from the Desktop using Synergy) and finally my MacBook.

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And finally Five Neowin Homepages:

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Main office with my two main workstation\gaming machines

Both I7 2600K with 8-12Gb of 1600mhz ram on P8P67 boards running SLI 570s

At the TV my main media\server terminal

On the table 2 Asus Laptops 1 Gaming N53SN and the other multimedia station I had for 3 years.

All of this is patched either through GB LAN or Wireless N 300Mb.

Fun times for having friends over doing gaming night :)

Is that windows 8?

Hmmmm i'll have to think about it. I do agree the wires are blah.

I may build one of those floating shelves under the desk and put it there.

Work in progress, still waiting for my secondary monitor stand that I ordered online to arrive.

Will be clamped to the desk to move my monitor 360 degrees & all new artwork to hang up.

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Got a cable box on the floor as well if you look next to my sub :p

I was just looking at a chair just like that one the other day. I am so rough on chairs I am thinking about getting one of thoe fiber, breathable material ones like that. How do you like it?

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