Show us your workstations!

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raider360

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I like the decal on the back of the Macbook, genius!

I did some cable tidying :D

http://robbiekhan.co.uk/root/temp/pc_i5build_case5_cabletidy1_MG_2486.jpg

No Turtle Wax yet, mind ?_?

Woah, I love those type of cases! Looks amazing!

Is that a Fractal Design case?

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Dan~

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My room is always dark no matter what I do, but below is two hp w2408h monitors and logitech mx5550 keyboard + Mouse

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Antec P182 malarky

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Cat6 ftw! Goes around my room :)

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my 55" led samsung for when I want to relax. By the way the teddies are not mine, there the misses :laugh:

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b0nker

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Man... that chair needs some work lol

I know, but I don't know how to clean leather chairs so meh.. Last time someone cleaned it, it stank.

do you control the lappie with your feet? LOLOLOL....

my sister has that same chair.

The laptop is on the floor as I don't have anywhere to place it, so I can pick it up and use it when ever. Although I've recently dropped it on it's cord :no:

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ndoggfromhell

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unless those are gigabit switches (and they don't appear to be), it's Cat6 FTL! Cat5E would be just as good and probably not as expensive.

Tony+

network lead for my pc, downstairs router, my modem, mini laptop, other laptop, 3 servers, xbox, tv, gf's pc. Too many haha and I refuse to use wifi :p

oh yer and one of those cables goes to my wifi access point :p

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ToneKnee

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Tony+

network lead for my pc, downstairs router, my modem, mini laptop, other laptop, 3 servers, xbox, tv, gf's pc. Too many haha and I refuse to use wifi :p

oh yer and one of those cables goes to my wifi access point :p

Pretty interesting, haha! I agree with the other poster though, if that isn't a Gigabit switch then why did you even bother getting Cat6 when Cat5E would of been sufficient? And even with gigabit, Cat5E would of been fine for anything upto 100metres?

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jimkraz

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Well here is my work station, black glass, hence the duster lying under the desk, I have to dust every day, it looked good at the time, the screen is a 20" PackardBell Touch screen, we do have a 17" laptop and 10" note book but there not part of my work station, the spaniel is not very computer literate, but likes the chair.

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