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I am reducing my electronic devices. I sold a desk, a speaker, a monitor, and a monitor stand. I have integrated everything I really need onto one desk.
I replaced my laptop's heatsink with a phase change plate instead of liquid metal, which is great because I can now leave it in more dangerous environments.
Not everything has to work for everyone.
This setup just works for me.
Small tweaks, no big upgrades.
Just how I like to use my desk right now.
CoCube’s Desksetup #09
@REKID3SU I agree, Battlefield is really exhausting right now. I play on the Hong Kong, Japanese, and Singapore servers, and the Hong Kong server is the most stressful. It feels like I'm at work instead of relaxing and playing games after get off work.
I chose a heavier, more flexible system.
Not because it looks better —
but because I know I’ll keep adding devices.
Cable management is a long-term decision.
Desk cable management isn’t about hiding everything.
It’s about making power, devices, and future changes predictable.
I tried three common under-desk solutions.
Each one fits a different stage — there’s no universal “best.”
CoCube’s Desksetup #08
#desksetup
I’ve tried three common under-desk cable management solutions.
Each one works — but only at a certain stage.
Cheap setups save money.
Heavy systems save time later.
There’s no “best”, only “right for now”.
Day 7 — Cable management
The issue wasn’t messy cables, but an unstable structure.
Desk: 2 m | Tray: 1.3 m
Stable now, and future standing-desk friendly.
#desksetup#CableManagement