My desk/work,gaming area.
- Thread starter athlon64
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You should resize your images then embed them into your post. People don't like to click for pics.
Edit: I added them to your post, just resize them now. 1600 x 1200 is a little big to be posting.
Check out this program if you don't already have something to resize your pics.
http://forum.overclock3d.net/index.php?/topic/36446-image-resizer/
Edit: I added them to your post, just resize them now. 1600 x 1200 is a little big to be posting.
Check out this program if you don't already have something to resize your pics.
http://forum.overclock3d.net/index.php?/topic/36446-image-resizer/
You should resize your images then embed them into your post. People don't like to click for pics.
Edit: I added them to your post, just resize them now. 1600 x 1200 is a little big to be posting.
Check out this program if you don't already have something to resize your pics.
http://forum.overclo...-image-resizer/
thay got resized automaticaly
thay got resized automaticaly,now you can click them to enlarge them
Resize them anyway. People still need to download a 1600x1200 image before they are resized. It shows courtesy to your fellow forum goer if you keep the image sizes lower.
Edit: Nice system btw. How did you attach the glass side panel?
dugdiamond
New member
i even use a jpeg optimiser and reduce the size of my pics footprint to 20% of the original
thinking about it... i will write a small app that just does exactly that for forum users (worldwide)
it'll take any image, make it 800x600 and compress it, to make the filesize 20% of the original
i am on it
BBS
thinking about it... i will write a small app that just does exactly that for forum users (worldwide)
it'll take any image, make it 800x600 and compress it, to make the filesize 20% of the original
i am on it
BBS
yassarikhan786
New member
Nice rig mate
Resize them anyway. People still need to download a 1600x1200 image before they are resized. It shows courtesy to your fellow forum goer if you keep the image sizes lower.
Edit: Nice system btw. How did you attach the glass side panel?
i see you edited post,the pannel has nuts on the inside that are attached with superglue,soo thay are permament,i just put the glass on and screw it on ,check this link out,those are some pictures i posted on an other forum, one of those pictures shows you how the sidepannel stay"s on:
http://www.bug.hr/forum/topic/preds...px?page=180&jumpto=2140325&sort=asc&view=flat
making the sidepannel vas actually very cheep,you just need to be creative,however i open my rig so often that i"m thinking about keeping it open"d all the time and then making some changes to airflow and fans or eaven buying diamastech benchtable 2.5 for my rig , permamently.
sorry for bas english.
SmoulderingCircuits
New member
I've never understood how someone can have their keyboard and mouse at two different levels, I'd explode if I had to live with that but yeah, nice setup
trust me when you get used to it it makes no difference,tnx btw.
SmoulderingCircuits
New member
Don't you have to keep pulling the keyboard out though?
I mean I can type without looking at the board but only when it's directly infront of me - not sure I'd be able to do it a tight drawer.
Does that gaming surface make a differance btw?
well yeah you have to pull it out all the time but it"s ok ,,really not a problem,btw mouse surface doesn"t make difference at all,i just like the way it looks and it"s like a carpet for my hand,nice and comfy when the table is cold in winter
SmoulderingCircuits
New member
well yeah you have to pull it out all the time but it"s ok ,,really not a problem,btw mouse surface doesn"t make difference at all,i just like the way it looks and it"s like a carpet for my hand,nice and comfy when the table is cold in winter
Okay, was just wondering if they're worth looking into
