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By whipper25
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Opgeduveld

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This is my computerroom:

http://www.freewebs.com/westart/workplace.jpg

Kinda messy but it works :)

I sometimes works as a dj at smaller parties and stuff, thats why I have a dj mixer and 2 pretty big speakers.

The things u see is:

-17" TFT monitor

-MSI MEGA PC (2,8 Ghz, 1024 MB RAM, 280 gig harddrive and DVD-Burner...)

-Amplifier

-Dj mixer

-2 Speakerboxes (4 x 12" bas, 2 x 4" mid and 2 x hig)

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Awsome speakers dude! ;D

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Howard Veteran

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The Rock doesn't think having your PC next to your bed is very good... it will overheat your body when sleeping. The Rock doesn't have a picture of his workstation.

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The PC will make me overheat or vice versa? "Howard is confused"
all very nice, all these pro keyboards that are as useful as a ?5 one out of the bargain bin, and these top notch dual monitor and perfectly clean desks.

time for some REAL WORLD STUDENT MESS

lol!

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That Creative speaker is using the wrong stand isn't it?:unsure::

The one which leans forward is to go on your monitor (to compensate for the slant of a CRT).

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Sandor

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The PC will make me overheat or vice versa? "Howard is confused"That Creative speaker is using the wrong stand isn't it? :unsure:

The one which leans forward is to go on your monitor (to compensate for the slant of a CRT).

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yea i think it is, but i aint picky. it used to be on top of my monitor but the webcam is there now :D

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Finally got a new motherboard from another retailer as OcUK are screwing me about regarding a replacement.

New Additions:

Logitech diNovo Cordless.

Hopefully my next post in here will be with a Dell 2005FPW.

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sweet

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