Yogi_DaBear221

This is my whole office setup, both my PC and just my office in general, the PC Specs are

    Ryzen 9 3900X
    ASUS ROG STRIX X 470 F
    Corsair Vengeance Pro 32GB 3200mhz DDR4
    EVGA 2080 FTW3
    NZXT H7 Flow
    1 X WD 1TB HDD
    2 X Seagate 2TB HDD
    1 Silicon Power 256gb SSD
    1 WD Blue 500GB NVME
    EVGA 850 BQ
    LG 27GN800-B Ultragear Gaming Monitor 27" QHD
    Acer KG241Q Pbiip 23.6" Full HD (1920 x 1080) TN 144Hz
   Samsung A6 Tablet
   The laptop below is the 4th display and I'll put more about that down below
    Cooling
    Cooler Master Hyper 212
    6 Deep Cool ARGB 120MM Fans (3 On rad, 1 in the back, 2 on top.)
    Logitech G915TKL
    Logitech G502 Lightspeed
    Scarlet Focus Rite Solo
    Audio-Technica AT2020
    Logitech G535 Wireless
    Operating System
    Windows 11
   
The laptop is an MSI GF63 it is the I5 1550ti variant great gaming laptop tbh but I use it more as an extra display
 
For the tablet and the laptop I use a program that I highly recommend to people called Space-desk, its a display over network service that's completely free for commercial use, and with my internet connection it does super well, and I have never really had any connectivity issues except for when Space-desk has an update available, but once the update is done its right back, I've got it going constantly too, and it hasn't put much weight on my bandwidth, the resolution is dependent on the device you're using as a display, sorry this is starting to sound like I'm shilling but either way I highly recommend checking it out, it works amazingly well and I've never seen a better solution for this, and it doesn't seem to put a whole lot of load on the PC either.
 
My wallpapers are all through Wallpaper Engine, and I also use Steel series Sonar for audio management when I'm streaming and while it doesn't have any shortcuts for the stream deck its super easy to set up macros that handle my volume mix and there's a great streamer mode but I haven't really touched it much.
 
The little tabletop arcade cabinet, is running a Pandora's Box DX that was a huge upgrade from the Pandora's Box 4, I'm currently sitting at like 1003 games but its not been used in a while due to needing a new power supply and the cabinet itself needing some work
 
I have a HTC Vive for my VR setup and recently I purchased the Index controllers as I'm slowly looking to turn my vive setup to an index one now that I have the knowledge that I can use the index with the vive light houses, I mostly just use it for VRChat and Blades and Sorcery.
 
I also have a Thrustmaster steering wheel and pedal set that I use to play Assetto Corsa so like if anyone wants to teach me to be better at racing in AC I'd appreciate it because I'm pretty awful.
 
Ummm my current primary browser is Opera GX but I'm probably switching back to Firefox because I've been using it more and more lately
 
and lastly the chair is a Serta Executive and it is better then any gaming chair I've ever sat in especially as someone on the big and tall spectrum.
 
 
 

   
 

Specs:
CPU:Ryzen 9 3900X
GPU:EVGA 2080 FTW3
Motherboard:ROG STRIX X-470F
Ram:Corsair 32GB 3200mhz
PSU:EVGA 850BQ+
Case:Rosewill Cullinan V500
Cooler:Enermax Liqtech III 360mm
Fans and Light Strips:
6 X DeepCool RGB 120MM Fans
2 X DeepCool RGB Strips
Keyboard:Logitech G915 TKL
Mouse:Logitech G502 Lightspeed again best mouse ever just wireless
Microphone:AT2020
Interface:Focusrite Solo 2
Mousepad:Blackweb Walmart brand, still a great mousepad
Monitors Left to Right:
Acer Nitro 1080P 24in 144hz TN Panel Monitor
LG Ultragear 144hz 1440P IPS 27in Monitor
 
Laptop:
MSI GF63 Thin
1060 Max Q
I5
8GBs of Ram

The bottom layer of foam, or "case foam," absorbs the sound that is reverberating inside the board. It is often referred to as the "hollow" sound as you're typing. You might have it in yours as well? Not sure if the G915 has bottom foam. It doesn't take much foam to get rid of the hollow sound.
 
I provided a link to PE foam tape because it's easier to shape. Plus you get a lot more than a dedicated EVA, PE, or Poron foam sheet. The bottoms of these plastic cases usually have thicker and taller sections of plastic to help with rigidity and reduce bending (or flexure if you're a civil nerd), which are called stiffeners, but sometimes the PCB rests directly on them as well. So there isn't enough room for a continuous foam with some boards and PCB combos. Your cuts don't have to be perfect either. I usually cut my foam into small squares that fit inside the grids created by the stiffener sections.
 
This is completely an optional step. That's why I labeled it as a mod. You will need a decent pick kit to help you get into the cases and some smaller Philips screw drivers. Get the board/pcb, the switches, the key caps, and then consider mods.
 
All this might be less of an issue if you get a metal board. I believe those have a flat bottom because they don't require extra rigidity. But you still have the hollowness sound. It's a cheap, fun little project.
 
If you buy the fancy barebones kits, they will come with all the foam and everything you need in one package. Even the Epomaker I linked comes with a small piece of case foam, but it still sounds very hollow. And they sell foam sheet without adhesive, but you still have to cut them to shape around screw holes, the stiffeners, connectors, and other protrusions. It's less forgiving in my opinion. I've found the tape a lot more manageable.
 
Sorry I don't normally talk this much

Isn't that an insanely expensive keyboard? Overall I can't blame you. I have a g-pro from 2017/2018 era and I just can't with it anymore... 
 
Here are a few simple items for your consideration that won't break the bank. But you have to give some consideration to the switches and key caps. I used to be a huge tactile fan, but the Gateron pro yellows linear have won my heart.
 
Custom key caps are all over the place too. Picking a profile is tough, but you can't go wrong with OEM or Cherry profiles. I fell in love wit MDA, but they are rare. XDA is easy to find and they take a little while to get used to. Slightly taller keys, but that's what I am using now. I would avoid ABS plastic just because there are better options. PBT should be a minimum. You can get PBT if you want to see the light shine through the cap from the keyboard LEDs. Or you can get dye sublimination PBT, which is limited to solid caps (no shine through) and brighter colors. 
 
Beginner board for custom:
Board and PCB: https://www.amazon.com/GK-GAMAKAY-LK67-Mechanical-Programmable/dp/B09PRPFSTD
 
 
End game beginner board:
Board and PCB and some foam: https://www.amazon.com/EPOMAKER-Bluetooth-Mechanical-Keyboard-Capacity/dp/B0BMKBMCS2 This board is hot swappable, gasket mounted, plenty of room for more foam modding, aluminum knob, completely programmable, plus a limited FN layer for custom macros, wired/radio/3 device BT. The only problem is the LEDs completely suck for matching the on screen color. Yellow doesn't exist lol
 
 
Subjective Items:
Caps: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0B24KY398 (don't buy the other ones from this seller, it's just mint (XDA) or sakura (Cherry) ones that are really good!)
 
Linear Switches (pre-lubed): https://www.amazon.com/Gateron-Switches-Pre-lubed-Mechanical-Keyboard/dp/B09VBKZPMW 
The gateron pro line is nice because all the switches are factory lubed. Great or not is another question... it's a huge upgrade and saves you HOURS. Good for beginners. You are on your own for switches.. there's so MANY
 
 
Basic Mods: 
Foam Tape (cut to size, easy to store, I would just place it tape side down without removing the film... keeps it cleaner and no adhesive or residue to deal with): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TL82123 (don't put tape over the battery)

I made an upgrade from my Rosewill case to an NZXT H7 Flow

 

 

I tried going back to my roots with my loud blowymatrons.. but I just couldn’t do it for more than a few hours. They are loud as feck, and these are nice and quiet.. sooo quiet 🙂
 

I made an upgrade from my Rosewill case to an NZXT H7 Flow

 

 

I made an upgrade from my Rosewill case to an NZXT H7 Flow

 

 

I made an upgrade from my Rosewill case to an NZXT H7 Flow

 

 

Specs:
CPU:Ryzen 9 3900X
GPU:EVGA 2080 FTW3
Motherboard:ROG STRIX X-470F
Ram:Corsair 32GB 3200mhz
PSU:EVGA 850BQ+
Case:Rosewill Cullinan V500
Cooler:Enermax Liqtech III 360mm
Fans and Light Strips:
6 X DeepCool RGB 120MM Fans
2 X DeepCool RGB Strips
Keyboard:Logitech G915 TKL
Mouse:Logitech G502 Lightspeed again best mouse ever just wireless
Microphone:AT2020
Interface:Focusrite Solo 2
Mousepad:Blackweb Walmart brand, still a great mousepad
Monitors Left to Right:
Acer Nitro 1080P 24in 144hz TN Panel Monitor
LG Ultragear 144hz 1440P IPS 27in Monitor
 
Laptop:
MSI GF63 Thin
1060 Max Q
I5
8GBs of Ram

Specs:
CPU:Ryzen 9 3900X
GPU:EVGA 2080 FTW3
Motherboard:ROG STRIX X-470F
Ram:Corsair 32GB 3200mhz
PSU:EVGA 850BQ+
Case:Rosewill Cullinan V500
Cooler:Enermax Liqtech III 360mm
Fans and Light Strips:
6 X DeepCool RGB 120MM Fans
2 X DeepCool RGB Strips
Keyboard:Logitech G915 TKL
Mouse:Logitech G502 Lightspeed again best mouse ever just wireless
Microphone:AT2020
Interface:Focusrite Solo 2
Mousepad:Blackweb Walmart brand, still a great mousepad
Monitors Left to Right:
Acer Nitro 1080P 24in 144hz TN Panel Monitor
LG Ultragear 144hz 1440P IPS 27in Monitor
 
Laptop:
MSI GF63 Thin
1060 Max Q
I5
8GBs of Ram

Specs:
CPU:Ryzen 9 3900X
GPU:EVGA 2080 FTW3
Motherboard:ROG STRIX X-470F
Ram:Corsair 32GB 3200mhz
PSU:EVGA 850BQ+
Case:Rosewill Cullinan V500
Cooler:Enermax Liqtech III 360mm
Fans and Light Strips:
6 X DeepCool RGB 120MM Fans
2 X DeepCool RGB Strips
Keyboard:Logitech G915 TKL
Mouse:Logitech G502 Lightspeed again best mouse ever just wireless
Microphone:AT2020
Interface:Focusrite Solo 2
Mousepad:Blackweb Walmart brand, still a great mousepad
Monitors Left to Right:
Acer Nitro 1080P 24in 144hz TN Panel Monitor
LG Ultragear 144hz 1440P IPS 27in Monitor
 
Laptop:
MSI GF63 Thin
1060 Max Q
I5
8GBs of Ram

i like it

Hey guys it has been a minute since I've posted haha. SO I figured I'd post an update of sorts to how things are with my current setup. Not a ton has changed.
 
Rosewill Cullinan V500
Enermax Liqtech III AIO
Ryzen 5 2600 OC 3.9ghz
XFX 5700XT
16GB 3200Mhz Corsair Vengeance Pro
ASUS X-470 F
6 X Deep Cool RGV 120MMM Fans
Deep Cool light strip kit
2 X Seagate 2TB HDDs
1 X Silicon Power 256GB Sata SSD
1 X 500GB WD BLUE NVME M.2
Thermaltake 700 Smart PSU

Monitors:
ACER KG241Q 144hz monitor
ACER SA230 60hz
HP E243 60hz
 
Peripherals:
AT2020
Audio 2000s AMX7321 Mixer
HyperX Cloud IIs
Logitech G502 Mouse
Corsair K68 Mouse
GiM RGB Mousepad w/ USB Hub
 
 
 

Hey guys it has been a minute since I've posted haha. SO I figured I'd post an update of sorts to how things are with my current setup. Not a ton has changed.
 
Rosewill Cullinan V500
Enermax Liqtech III AIO
Ryzen 5 2600 OC 3.9ghz
XFX 5700XT
16GB 3200Mhz Corsair Vengeance Pro
ASUS X-470 F
6 X Deep Cool RGV 120MMM Fans
Deep Cool light strip kit
2 X Seagate 2TB HDDs
1 X Silicon Power 256GB Sata SSD
1 X 500GB WD BLUE NVME M.2
Thermaltake 700 Smart PSU

Monitors:
ACER KG241Q 144hz monitor
ACER SA230 60hz
HP E243 60hz
 
Peripherals:
AT2020
Audio 2000s AMX7321 Mixer
HyperX Cloud IIs
Logitech G502 Mouse
Corsair K68 Mouse
GiM RGB Mousepad w/ USB Hub
 
 
 

Hey guys it has been a minute since I've posted haha. SO I figured I'd post an update of sorts to how things are with my current setup. Not a ton has changed.
 
Rosewill Cullinan V500
Enermax Liqtech III AIO
Ryzen 5 2600 OC 3.9ghz
XFX 5700XT
16GB 3200Mhz Corsair Vengeance Pro
ASUS X-470 F
6 X Deep Cool RGV 120MMM Fans
Deep Cool light strip kit
2 X Seagate 2TB HDDs
1 X Silicon Power 256GB Sata SSD
1 X 500GB WD BLUE NVME M.2
Thermaltake 700 Smart PSU

Monitors:
ACER KG241Q 144hz monitor
ACER SA230 60hz
HP E243 60hz
 
Peripherals:
AT2020
Audio 2000s AMX7321 Mixer
HyperX Cloud IIs
Logitech G502 Mouse
Corsair K68 Mouse
GiM RGB Mousepad w/ USB Hub
 
 
 

Hey guys it has been a minute since I've posted haha. SO I figured I'd post an update of sorts to how things are with my current setup. Not a ton has changed.
 
Rosewill Cullinan V500
Enermax Liqtech III AIO
Ryzen 5 2600 OC 3.9ghz
XFX 5700XT
16GB 3200Mhz Corsair Vengeance Pro
ASUS X-470 F
6 X Deep Cool RGV 120MMM Fans
Deep Cool light strip kit
2 X Seagate 2TB HDDs
1 X Silicon Power 256GB Sata SSD
1 X 500GB WD BLUE NVME M.2
Thermaltake 700 Smart PSU

Monitors:
ACER KG241Q 144hz monitor
ACER SA230 60hz
HP E243 60hz
 
Peripherals:
AT2020
Audio 2000s AMX7321 Mixer
HyperX Cloud IIs
Logitech G502 Mouse
Corsair K68 Mouse
GiM RGB Mousepad w/ USB Hub
 
 
 

Hey guys it has been a minute since I've posted haha. SO I figured I'd post an update of sorts to how things are with my current setup. Not a ton has changed.
 
Rosewill Cullinan V500
Enermax Liqtech III AIO
Ryzen 5 2600 OC 3.9ghz
XFX 5700XT
16GB 3200Mhz Corsair Vengeance Pro
ASUS X-470 F
6 X Deep Cool RGV 120MMM Fans
Deep Cool light strip kit
2 X Seagate 2TB HDDs
1 X Silicon Power 256GB Sata SSD
1 X 500GB WD BLUE NVME M.2
Thermaltake 700 Smart PSU

Monitors:
ACER KG241Q 144hz monitor
ACER SA230 60hz
HP E243 60hz
 
Peripherals:
AT2020
Audio 2000s AMX7321 Mixer
HyperX Cloud IIs
Logitech G502 Mouse
Corsair K68 Mouse
GiM RGB Mousepad w/ USB Hub
 
 
 

Hey guys it has been a minute since I've posted haha. SO I figured I'd post an update of sorts to how things are with my current setup. Not a ton has changed.
 
Rosewill Cullinan V500
Enermax Liqtech III AIO
Ryzen 5 2600 OC 3.9ghz
XFX 5700XT
16GB 3200Mhz Corsair Vengeance Pro
ASUS X-470 F
6 X Deep Cool RGV 120MMM Fans
Deep Cool light strip kit
2 X Seagate 2TB HDDs
1 X Silicon Power 256GB Sata SSD
1 X 500GB WD BLUE NVME M.2
Thermaltake 700 Smart PSU

Monitors:
ACER KG241Q 144hz monitor
ACER SA230 60hz
HP E243 60hz
 
Peripherals:
AT2020
Audio 2000s AMX7321 Mixer
HyperX Cloud IIs
Logitech G502 Mouse
Corsair K68 Mouse
GiM RGB Mousepad w/ USB Hub
 
 
 

plushies in general sure, but specifically a large number fox or wolf plushies is a sign of someone being a furry. I'm really curious now if he is

You can have plushies without being a furry. *stares at various shelf Tux*

Wait, is Anthony a furry? Thats a lot of fox plushies

So @GabenJr I've got a question after this video, and if you don't want to answer, its understandable but as someone who is a furry I'm asking this with love. After seeing all the fox and red panda plushies and what not (Which I love by the way) are you a furry? 

So for anyone that seen me post about it before, my PC was crashing, everything going black screen, couldn't turn it off without flipping the power switch, welllll I did a format of all of my hard drives which needed to be done anyway because I had a bunch of crap on my computer anyway, so I did it on Sunday, and other than restarts for reinstalling drivers and things, and its been 5 days, and I've had no crashes. Well one of the times it crashed before I cleared everything it booted into a disk check. I was told that clearing everything wouldn't fix it but I haven't had any issues since the restart, can anyone tell me why a simple format of everything fixed my issue?
 
Now before this I'd swapped graphics cards, reseated ram, literally everything short of replacing everything all together. Then I simply wiped everything, didn't even do like a fresh windows install, but this ended up being the fix for it.
 
Specs:
CPU Ryzen 5 2600 Motherboard ASUS ROG STRIX X 470 F RAM T-Force 16GB 2666mhz DDR4 GPU Power Color Red Dragon RX580 8GB Case Rosewill Cullinan V500 Storage 1 X WD 1TB HDD
2 X Seagate 2TB HDD
1 Silicon Power 256gb SSD PSU Thermaltake Smart 700 80+ White

G502 all the way bb