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If you haven't already my gaming setup, where I play Overwatch Fortnight and whatever other video games I find interesting at the time and on very rare occasions our stream over on twitch.

And although the streams are very far and few between, we always have a good time.

And finally, the service is my coding workstation, whether I decide to work from home as a software engineer or I want to work on any of my own personal projects.

So what of the items that go into making this room all three of those things in one.

That's what we're about to take a look at this video.

But first I want to let you know that all items talked about in this video will be linked down on description below.

First and foremost, we should talk about the desk.

Both desk bases are made by Flexing Spot.

If you follow the channel for a while, you know that I really like the flexi spots.

It's sand desks and you're able to set three different preferred heights, one for setting one for standing, another one for somewhere between.

I guess the two desktops are different.

The wood one I made myself.

I didn't make it as deep or as long as I wanted to.

What kind of ran out of wood on that one?

But is it serves as a side table.

It'll do the job just fine.

The black desktop I actually really like.

It is a very good length and a very good death and actually has this little curve in the middle for me to sit and kind of be hugged up against my desk.

That is a flexi spot desktop that came with the base.

My peripherals are, for the most part, gaming per fuels, with my keyboard being the lodge, take G pro gaming 10 Kilos keyboard, and alongside that is a large take G 602 wireless gaming mouse and those set on top of a course air mouse pad.

For those rare twist dreams, or there's desktop cutting videos like I've made in the past, I used a logic Tech C 92 10 80 p webcam that is sitting on top of a really tiny Jobe gorilla pod for audio.

I use Audio Technica in fifties, and those are notorious for having very good sound for a very cheap price before those times where I just want to sit back and relax and not worry about headphones on my head.

That's where the Kanto, why you two speakers really come in handy.

They have subwoofer and Tweeter built into each and are hands down the best sounding desktop speakers that I could find for this price and just to make him look a little bit cooler.

I haven't set up on these canto speaker stands on my PC.

Mike is a blue snowball, not the best sound quality, but it does the job for 50 bucks, and that is sitting on a knee were mike arm, which really isn't very good.

But I didn't know that a time, and it was like 12 bucks.

Oh, and let's not forget my chair.

It is some type of Amazon basics chair that I actually like a lot more than I thought I was ever going to.

The only downside to it, although could be fixed with a little bit of WD 40 is it squeaks?

I don't know if you can hear it only on the mike, but I know you've been able to in previous videos because plenty of people have thought I farted, but it was really just my chair.

My monitor is an a Seuss 27 inch 14 40 p 60 hertz monitor sitting on a V veau arm and the machine that is powering all this is a four year old custom built PC.

Those specs 100% will be down in this case because I don't want to go over all of that.

And all of those items are connected to an A P.

C search protector.

The reason I chose this is because when I had my internship at NASA, this is what they use in the data center.

If they're good enough for NASA, they're good enough for me.

So those are all the items that go into my desk set up for gaming streaming coding, yada, yada, yada.

Oh, except for one thing.

I actually use a Mac book pro they don't have on me right now.

I use that for Iose Development and various other sources of sulfur development alongside this beast back here and everything that goes into work.

I believe I'm using a Dell in Speranza Touch Screen Laptop, 16 gigabytes, Aram I seven core processor.

Plenty of storage, and I run the lindens being on that for work, and sometimes they use that here in my office when I'm wanting to work from home.

But that's it for the computer parts Now how do I make these videos?

Were my tools.

I use four main tools.

Really, First is my camera.

It is a limited G seven with the 14 to 42 millimeter kit lands.

On top of that is a video micro that set up a sitting on top of a $70 man for a tripod, and behind is a knee were light.

I used to have two of these, but one of the light bulbs broke, and since I have yet to get a new light bulb, that one sits in the closet and has touched on before.

We're talking about my mike arm.

Newer products aren't really the best.

They kind of just get what seemed to be, you know, Ali Baba type products slot their logo on the side and sell it to you for a marked up price.

So for the time being, I'm stuck with these two things.

But any purchases moving forward, whether that's replacing the lights or the mic arm, they will definitely not be knee, where there will be something a little bit better, something that you don't normally see or just don't normally notices My networking set up.

It is sitting on this old kind of ugly green antique chest alongside pictures of me and my wife, a watch that don't really wear too often a wooden bucket and some gold.

Oh, and beach in a glass bowl.

The router is in a suit, a C 1900 which I have had zero problems with.

It has worked beautifully, and the modem is also naysayers product that I've had zero problems with.

But the model number escapes me.

I also have quite a few accessories that just live in the office, one of which, being this Edison bulb light fixture that you'll see in the background of some of my videos.

This is just from Home Depot behind that, you'll see a candle, and in this corner we have my Fender Stratocaster.

Yes, I'm a lefty.

We have my Cooperstown Hall of Fame baseball bat.

In 2007 I was 12 years old.

I lived in Cooperstown for about a week and what, you know, like a barrack style setting and played a whole entire baseball tournament there.

It's a lot of fun.

And then Annalise sees amp for the guitar.

Not sure if that's how you pronounce it.

This isn't the best.

And I had my choice.

I would have gotten a marshal, but I've had this set up for like, I don't know, 10 years.

And no, it's not just an art piece.

It actually gets played.

And that's for this little guitar stand up there.

I don't remember the name of it.

Be linked to blow as well.

Over here we have a desk, another candle, an old picture of Wrigley Field because baseball and then is actually from the 2010 senator of Virginia with a portrait of all of the senators, everyone that was a part of the Senate side of the General Assembly as well as all of the Senate pages.

We're right here.

You will see me right here because I was actually sent a page in the 2010 General Assembly.

Pretty cool on over here.

We just have a simple refiner for when Molly wants to come up here and hang out with me while I'm working in a baseball bat and gives anybody else who I don't know what's to come up in here while I'm working, so don't care.

And that's about it, for my will probably never be finished office store.

I initially wanted to create an office to be a very nice backdrop to my YouTube videos and then, secondarily, be a very good and efficient workstation.

But the work aspect of things really took over.

Now.

It's just a decent looking backdrop.

I mean, I'm happy with it, but it's not exactly what I envisioned in my head.

Just know that this office will always be a get work done office before it will be a pretty office, and that's kind of what I'm working with.

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