IKEA desk. Cable management was tedious and isn’t perfect but it’s a process lol
From left to right, Dell Dimension E510 (Pentium 4 650, 2GB DDR2, ATI Radeon X300 XT 256MB, Windows XP MCE 2005), Dell XPS 730X (Core i7-975 Extreme, 12GB DDR3, 2x GeForce GTX 480 1.5GB SLI, Windows 7 Ultimate SP1), Alienware Area-51 Retromod (Completely gutted and rebuilt with ASRock B550M, 32GB DDR4-3600, Ryzen 9 5900X, GeForce RTX 2080 Super, and EVGA Supernova 850 PSU, Windows 11 Pro), and my first ever computer, a Dell Dimension XPS T450 (Pentium III 450MHz 512/100 Katmai Slot 1, 192MB PC-100 SDRAM, 20GB WD Protege HDD, Diamond Viper Nvidia Riva TNT 16MB GPU, Creative Labs Sound Blaster 128 PCI, Windows 98 SE)
Three Dell Ultrasharp U2713hmt’s (27”, 2560×1440, 10-bit color, IPS, LED backlit), Bose Companion 20’s for Alienware, Harmon Kardon HK195’s for the Dimension T450, sound bar for the E510 and 730X with a splitter.
Dual APC Back-UPS Pro 1500’s, Unifi Dream Router, Unifi USW-8-Lite, and QNAP 4-bay with four 6TB Seagate Ironwolf’s in RAID 5.
Why? I enjoy tinkering with old computers as a hobby, I like playing older games and I enjoy the experience of playing them on the hardware of that game’s period. Some older games require old hardware to work at all. I sometimes use all three displays at once (only possible with the Alienware) for flight simulators and racing simulators.
by ThatOneComputerNerd
3 Comments
Oooooooooookay.
You’re going to want to swap out that desk (or at least the desk top).
It’s made of cardboard and it looks like it’s already bowing.
ugly in this days i would say but have a cool charm, quite pleasant