And the Mac Pro 7.1 (24 core, Dual Vega II Duo, 394 Go Ram) in an other room.
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And the Mac Pro 7.1 (24 core, Dual Vega II Duo, 394 Go Ram) in an other room.
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The monitor (hp dream color z27’’ 2k) is connected by DisplayPort cable of 10m. Mouse and keyboard and panel by USB3 10m.
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I see an ergo mouse on right, trackpad on left, so probably still right handed. I'm tempted to try this setup at some point. It's a good way to get the best of both worlds for some workflows.
That Mac Pro looks small compared to everything else on the desk. Curious though, why the Creative T40s and the Yamahas (I think?).
Love the look.
nope right handed. If you are referring to track pad, I use it for scrubbing my timeline when editing.
the atlas headrest. Highly recommend. It’s one of those purchases that was worth every penny.
Nope custom made desktop and backboard. Using wood from lowe
Thanks bud. I use the creatives for general YouTube and reddit etc. then flip on the Yamahas when I’m editing or playing my music workstation
Well, after seeing some of the setups in this thread I'm a bit embarrassed showing mine
Lou
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My home office is a compact 10 feet by six feet.
Yikes! How do you sit that close to the screens? Looks nice though.
My setup is a treadmill desk so I walk while at the computer; it keeps me more productive, since I don't tend to idly surf the web as much. That said, I am only about 30 inches from the monitors (and less than 24 inches from the wall behind me).
Wow, I've never heard of treadmill desk. How do you type? I'm barely coordinated enough to type without also trying to walk.
I only walk at 1.7 miles per hour. I have used various treadmill desks for 10+ years. I really like them. Some days when I am just processing email I will see that I walked for three hours without realizing it. But even if I bump it up to 2.2 miles per hour (which is my typical max) I would get tired after a couple hours. So I just set it lower and it is common to walk four or five hours in a day.