Your computer desk / setup

[Timber]

Same here. Any system or game I need to test usually happens on that monitor. And it's the only thing I'll play my NES/Famicom games on.

[Toupee]

I dig it.

Do you have specific roles for each of your monitors?

Like for instance, my third monitor is jimmy-rigged using USB and has a terrible refresh rate, so I mainly use it for static text and Winamp. The other two are kind of a tossup.

[Timber]

Third monitor is just for when I feel like using it, it was my old main monitor before I bought the two 24" ViewSonic LEDs. It's connected to my PC via a USB 3.0 to HDMI converter, which works flawlessly for me. I've got an HDMI switchbox hooked up so when I turn on the power to my 360 it switches over automatically. But I only really bring it up to this room when I feel like taking CoD seriously, I do a lot better on a smaller monitor. The 1702 works great as a stand for the 360 to sit on.

[Josh]

I'm still looking for a sweet work desk. Right now I'm using a plastic folding table.

Before I got my current desk I was using a piece of plywood balanced across two floor model speakers. In related low-rent bullshit I am still using a metal folding chair. Sore ass, but it keeps me off the computer for too long.

I think I'm due for a standing desk.

Get one you can adjust between sitting and standing. Otherwise Old Man Knees will smite you.

[YellerDog]

After the hospital, I'm pretty sure Old Man Knees are well on their way. I like this new POP noise they make.

[Josh]

An hour sitting and an hour standing and repeat. Best way I've found to shuffle pain between the knees and the back.

[YellerDog]

Good to know. This is the road I now walk.

[Josh]

We all walk it eventually.

[Diff-chan]

NextDesk sells a motorized one in a size that can work in my room. It's expensive but HMMM

[Josh]

I paid around $900 for mine. Insane, but I don't even care.