[OFFICIAL] Gaming Setups Thread (PC & Console)


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Welcome to the officially supported Gamers Setup thread. In this thread you may post pics of your gaming area, be it PC, console or any combination of the two.

If you have posted in the Post your workstation thread, I encourage you to post again here. Please be mindful of our members on dial-up and try to keep the dimensions of the pic and the size of the file to a respectable size for 1024 x 768 viewers.

I will also ask that you link to images on your own space, as much as possible. If anyone posts multiple images using the Image Attach feature of the board, they may find their posts edited or deleted entirely.

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Nice idea ;)

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My bedroom setup, it's just one big L-Shaped Desk.

Speakers: Logitech z680. 550 watts RMS. (says 500 on the site still but 550 on the box, sub under tv and desk)

TV: Panasonic TX28DT40 100Hz Integrated Digital TV.

Xbox + GameCube.

Custom Built PC (it's only a compaq monitor :p)

Lexmark x1150 Printer/Flat-bed Scanner combi. (it was only ?60 lol)

Sorry about the bad pics, crappy camera> :blush::

Not mine, someone else had it first. Don't remember who, though. :whistle:

:laugh: :rofl:

heh, I have that shelf (5th picture down), andrewfee :cool: Ikea rules

Yeh, it's a cool shelf. I bought it because I thought it would be different, seems quite a few people have it, lol.

It's sad no one else has posted anything. I was real interested in this.

Yeah, it's a shame :(

I'm hoping it's just that no-one's noticed it, not lack of interest.

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