[SoulSyde]

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... i myself, have 2x 24" full 1080p monitors...
 

 

monitor-fi.org is still available. 

 

[Aynjell]

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monitor-fi.org is still available. 

I've seriously got him beat. Dual 24's that do 1920x1200 and are of decent quality panel. The HP LP2465 is just wonderful, but a space hog.

 

[miyinan]

The wireless keyboard is at the far end of the desk leaning against the wall. It came with the stand
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Nothing gets by me I see.  

 

[miyinan]

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i can see where you spend your money on.  very cool setup if you just run mp3s and stuff through that.  i myself, have 2x 24" full 1080p monitors, tv tuner card, 5770 video card, and a 30 dollar speaker setup.  then i im getting teh re0's and turbines to accompany it.  but yeah very nice setup.
 

 

Thanks. I am thinking of getting a bigger monitor for home use too.
 

 

[fenixdown110]

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I've seriously got him beat. Dual 24's that do 1920x1200 and are of decent quality panel. The HP LP2465 is just wonderful, but a space hog.

The dual HP LP2465 aren't space hogs compared to the HP ZR30w and a Viewsonic VX2640w.

 

[Jibbie]

I live in a college dorm, so I don't have a lot of space to work with, but here is mine.
 

 
 

 

 
Next thing on my list to do: cable management! 

 

[jschristian44]

what amp is that next to the akg 701's?

 

[Jibbie]

Matrix M-Stage.  Amazing amp.
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what amp is that next to the akg 701's?

 

[pocketrocket]

 
I know this is not the "spam the thread with your 3D renders"-thread but this is what I had in mind if I actually got paid for my work since I have the speakers and projector already. Too bad there aren't any sleek looking active monitors though. I remember Fostex had some but they were a tad on the expensive side. Then again I might get passive speakers and an amp while I'm at it, less hassle with the power and line level wires, and it'd look better too.

 

[Baird GoW]

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I'm so getting one of those.

im not... zip ties, routing cables, and cable covers that turn 10 cables into 1 FTW. id build my own before spending $25 on a box

 

[.Sup]

very nice render pocket rocket. What render software did you use? I remember when I was in high school we used Rhino3D

 

[pocketrocket]

I use Blender, it's a free open source 3D modeling suite. When I get a desktop, I'll buy an Octane Render for it which is a rendered that uses NVIDIA GPU's to render at blistering fast speeds, almost real-time! I can't decide should I get another set of active speakers as rear speakers and just go with a 5.1 sound card, or sell the actives and get decent passives + amp.

 

[ayz]

M-Audio BX-7A
 
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I know this is not the "spam the thread with your 3D renders"-thread but this is what I had in mind if I actually got paid for my work since I have the speakers and projector already. Too bad there aren't any sleek looking active monitors though. I remember Fostex had some but they were a tad on the expensive side. Then again I might get passive speakers and an amp while I'm at it, less hassle with the power and line level wires, and it'd look better too.

 

[jschristian44]

wow projector's are fantastic.  i wish i had a blank wall somewhere in my house big enough to put one.  that setup with the Crysis on it, is almost exactly what i wanted in my room, but my room is too small.  how much would a projector and screen that size run me?

 

[grokit]

If you want 1080p they start at around $1500, but if 720/868p is okay you can take around $1000 off that as 1080p is a big jump. The screens are relatively inexpensive but replacing bulbs is pricey, many are over $400. Then there are major differences in specs (brightness, contrast, black levels, and keystone capabilities), so do your homework!