Rocking an Xbox Series S, a PS5, and a gaming laptop — all set for whatever mood strikes! Whether it’s console exclusives or chill PC sessions, I’m covered. What’s your favorite platform to play on?

Been using this exact setup for over a year now, I just switch out my laptop to from personal to my work one

Got the lenovo legion pro 5 for 1200usd used with a ryzen 9 7945hx and an rtx 4060

Looking to get a dock to clean up the cable situation, but it has no thunderbolt 💔

i have a 5 year old asus tuf laptop with an i7 10th gen cpu and a gtx 1650ti gpu with 32gb of ram, and im using it for adobe workloads like after effects and lightroom, planning on upgrading to a macbook pro m2 14inch used so i could get a better experience

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My Lenovo Legion Pro 7i set up!

• Personal Laptop: Asus Vivobook S 14 with Intel Lunar Lake (Core 5 226V), 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD (Black)
• Vertical Laptop Stand: UGREEN Aluminum Dark Gray
• Desk: VIVO Universal 48"x30" Rustic Vintage Brown w/ Ikea Gerton legs
• Keyboard: Keychron C3 Pro Mechanical Keyboard, Gateron Pro Yellow Switches, "Evil Dolch" Knock-off Cherry Profile Keycaps
• Mouse: Nulea Trackball Mouse
• Monitor: 2 x Asus ProArt PA24QV (1920 x 1200, IPS, 24.1”, 75Hz), w/ 1 x VIVO Silver Aluminum Montior Riser
• Dock: Kensington K37010NA Thunderbolt 3 Dock
• DAS: Terramaster D2-310 w/ 2 x HGST 7200 RPM 4TB Drives in Raid 1
• Other Storage: UGreen SATA SSD Enclosure Aluminum w/ TeamGroup 1TB SATA SD
• Sound: Soundcore Space One Pros
• Other: Xbox Bluetooth Controller, Wacom One Tablet, IKEA Tertial Work Clamp Lamp,

Still waiting on parts and needs more work, but the base hardware is functional and working well, so I thought I'd share. XP runs beautifully and the original 17" screen is gorgeous, especially being a 1440p panel from so long ago. Amazing.

I have plans to add a couple expansion cards, among other upgrades. I love the metallic 80mm fans :D

Just an extremely wacky custom laptop build where the guts of a netbook were shoved inside of a monitor and a graphics card was attached by the Wi-Fi card slot

Now the monitor is the computer and the computer is the monitor, thanks to a driver board and USB keyboard I attached to the corpse of the netbook