I like how you just casually have a hard drive lying next to your mouse.
You know, no big deal.
Post your workspace/workarea/job sites :D
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I like how you just casually have a hard drive lying next to your mouse.
You know, no big deal.
It's a WD Green drive, what else do you expect me to do? I actually got annoyed with it spinning up slowing read times on my normal drive because Windows for some reason wants to load all drives when launching a program for example. I thought of writing a script to keep it awake but meh, not worth the bother. 
It's a WD Green drive, what else do you expect me to do? I actually got annoyed with it spinning up slowing read times on my normal drive because Windows for some reason wants to load all drives when launching a program for example. I thought of writing a script to keep it awake but meh, not worth the bother.
I'll forgive you this time. You better watch out for next time though! Sounds like a personal problem!
Ok I'm done being rude haha.
It actually had dual monitors a few days before I snapped thisTerribly messy, I wonder how you work with that clutter around.
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I've got a stack of them on my desk too... all dead lolIt's a WD Green drive, what else do you expect me to do? I actually got annoyed with it spinning up slowing read times on my normal drive because Windows for some reason wants to load all drives when launching a program for example. I thought of writing a script to keep it awake but meh, not worth the bother.
Why is your tower tilted sidewards?Nothing paritcularly special, a large desk because I also do my revision on it (pen and paper). All old/free equiptment, don't really see a need to get anything new, apart from a new chair of course. ;-)
My crappy graphics card fan makes some wierd noises when upright, probably needs lubing but it's easier just to move the tower. The hard drive is out of the tower anyway, probably can see the SATA cable a little bit in this picutre. Also it's easier to stick my feet over to keep them warm (my feet do hurt when I hit the CPU fan by accident hehe, spins pretty fast).
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lol i was wondering why it was tilted as well. i was like hmm.... maybe the case is like that it must be some sort of new style
It's quite a mess, but meh!
Well damn the 22" on the far left side looks small as heck compared to the 2 27" 1440p screens. Yeesh.
PC specs for those who care:
i7 3930k @ 4.5 (custom water loop)
32GB DDR3 2133Mhz ram
GTX670 4GB FTW (EVGA)
Samsung 840 Pro 240GB SSD, and 2TB disks in raid10 for kicks.
Fancy Pants audio setup, etc. (AT2035, Behringer Xenyx 802, Focusright Scarlett 2i2, Rode PSA1 mic stand)
Well damn the 22" on the far left side looks small as heck compared to the 2 27" 1440p screens. Yeesh.
PC specs for those who care:
i7 3930k @ 4.5 (custom water loop)
32GB DDR3 2133Mhz ram
GTX670 4GB FTW (EVGA)
Samsung 840 Pro 240GB SSD, and 2TB disks in raid10 for kicks.
Fancy Pants audio setup, etc. (AT2035, Behringer Xenyx 802, Focusright Scarlett 2i2, Rode PSA1 mic stand)
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A Jump From Let
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lol i was wondering why it was tilted as well. i was like hmm.... maybe the case is like that it must be some sort of new style
A Jump From Let
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You can fit by yourself a wooden sliding shelf for keyboard and mouse,total cost is a few bucks and some hand work, but will make more work space, and keep you distant of your monitors.
This one's missing my new Asus Ultrabook. But yeah, I like being surrounded by all my systems
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I won't be able to slide in then
And the slider would hit the armrest of my chair.
A Jump From Let
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How so?
Why not? are there wires/something downside? As for the chair you can minimize the distance between shelf and table. I've did it for my old table and it saved the day.
Or maybe an extension at the middle fixed from downside, to table level and doesn't slide.
fisle
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It's a WD Green drive, what else do you expect me to do? I actually got annoyed with it spinning up slowing read times on my normal drive because Windows for some reason wants to load all drives when launching a program for example. I thought of writing a script to keep it awake but meh, not worth the bother.
You can disable the spindown from Windows' power options. That's what I did for my WD Green.
Currently staying in a hotel in Florida, so this is the temporarily computer i'm using: (Photo is bad, taken with a iPhone)
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