Show us your Workstations! - 2013 Edition


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It's been a long time since I have posted here. Currently back at my parents place (sadness), so not much can be done.

Got it as minimal as possible. In massive need of an upgrade (everything).

I don't think anyone will ask but...

The desk is an unknown bought from someone off Kijiji.

The picture on the wall is one I bought from Deviantart from this Artist.

Keyboard is a Logitech G11

Mouse is a Logitech G5

Mousepad is the Razer Destructor.

Monitor is a high-end yet beast, the HP LP2475w.

If anyone is wondering, I have a wired headset that I plugin, just does not look good for the picture lol (looking for a wireless one).

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ummm I hope you don't leave your case open like that all the time you might kick your GPU and then nvidia be :(

I am careful but no. My front case fan is kinda broken, only spins sometimes, so I am keeping an eye on it until I can replace it.

Setup my office area with spare PCs and ran some single mode I had, to connect with the upstairs network. I've been running WiFi only for years down here, It's nice to be wired again.

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Not sure how well this picture will show here, however, it is a perfect example of how my workstation looks every day.

The flag you can see at the top is a Jolly Roger.

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