Personally I like this guy's home setup better but that was when he still lived in NC, no idea what it looks like now. But yeah cart, you should have this setup....try asking santa

I wouldn't have enough room on my desk for something like that lol.

That really looks alot like my desk.
I have 4 monitors, one at the foot of my bed, and one on each little platform on my desk.
And they're all linked up together so I can move the mouse out of one screen and it pops up onto the other.
Also with my 7.1 sound system, even though I prefer my headphones when playing.

All I have is a 23" Samsung and a Bose Acoustimass hooked up to my PC lol.

Kinda messy

This is my current set up, I wouldn't mind more screens but it works.

I only have 2 computers in my whole house o.o

In my family we have....soooo many computers just....many are outdated xD I have like the first gen iMac...like the blueberry one, a dell desktop, an hp laptop and my current xps. My brother has a toshiba laptop, my dad just got a new laptop, I think it might be an xps but slightly older than mine aaaand yeah his work laptop which is probably IBM. I should try and get a picture of my comps...it would be funny...get right on that

Lucky ;o

I want that gateway laptop

Well since we're playing that game, here's my work setup. I might take some pics of my home setup as well.

Our imaging setup uses 1 desktop as a F.O.G. server on Debian Linux (allows for over the network bootable installations of operating systems) as well as another linux server running Clonezilla (outdated imaging software) used for NAT between our internal imaging network and the external government network. the FOG server also uses 8 HP 4510s laptops as storage nodes, meaning when I boot a laptop in and start imaging, it's using one of those nodes, each node supports 5 clients in my setup.

Then we've got a little HP 6310 laptop running our Post Office software for Canada Post. Beside that you'll notice a massive mess of cables hanging from the ceiling going into our rack of fast stack cisco 2950s that supply the network drops to the three rows of tables for imagine (technically 4 rows). We can image 300 machines roughly, though with Fog it's doing around 40 at a time give or take.

I just spent the last month cleaning this dump up and might send some pics of how clean it looks but I've got about 700 more netbooks to process before x-mas :/

Phisy, your work looks messy as hell xD I am gonna take a picture of my one monitor lol, but its a 28" tv for a monitor xD. My room setup for my 360, NES, and SNES is way better,
OG gaming, 8-bit gaming ftw.

This is my Setup :3

My 24" inch Montor pivits 6 ways

I have the same mouse pad, but I've lost all of the pads off of it and it's getting kind of worn down, it's over a year old.

Lol, I have 3 comps on my desk.