Show us your Workstations - 2011 Edition

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For those who regularly read/post in this thread, take a look at this: https://www.neowin.net/forum/topic/1032775-workstations-thread-quarterly-or-yearly/

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Hey guys,

I have finally gotten around to taking some pictures of my new build. The lighting isn't that great in my basement, but I will take some better shots once I get my new desk and in the daytime :-P. Don't judge my cable management... I tried lol. Specs are in my signature.

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GHETTO BLASTER SPEAKAZZZ!!!!!!!!!

Umm npe they're from an Technics stereo

WHy do you need a note to remind you what to hav e for breakfast?

note was for my son so he didn't use all the damn milk which he would have done

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I finally finished my 4 monitor setup for my tech area. 6 monitors is the goal, but 4 will have to do for now. This isn't actually isn't my main "workstation" area, just an area where I can work on things. It's still a work in progress.

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I finally finished my 4 monitor setup for my tech area. 6 monitors is the goal, but 4 will have to do for now. This isn't actually isn't my main "workstation" area, just an area where I can work on things. It's still a work in progress.

Looking at those Matrix wallpapers would give me a headache. :laugh:

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Looking at those Matrix wallpapers would give me a headache. :laugh:

It's actually not that bad. I went through a lot of Matrix wallpapers before I found one that I like. Also, I rarely see the wallpapers when I'm using the PCs so it doesn't really matter. ;)

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This is mine, I finally decided it was time to upgrade the mb,processor and ram(That I had the $$ for) next upgrade is the video cards.

http://mortalkomb.at/~niccos/1.jpg

http://mortalkomb.at/~niccos/2.jpg

http://mortalkomb.at/~niccos/3.jpg

I dont have any of it running since I busted the camera on my samsunf focus :/

Its a sabertooth mb, i7-2700 kuhler 920 cooling on the processor, and 32gb of corsair vengeance memory. (I did NOT pay 230$ per stick)

the cards are evga gtx 460's

128gb ssd, and a 1tb enterprise storage by WD drive.

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