Minecraft has been my favorite game for years, and I love that you don't need some crazy expensive setup to enjoy it.

I used to play on a monitor, but recently picked up a budget 43" Hisense TV so I could play from the couch. Pretty happy with it actually. Bigger screen is nice, and even with the mods, shaders and texture packs I normally use, the game still runs fine without any annoying lag.

And after all these years, I still spend hours mining, building random stuff and exploring caves lol.

Pretty sure I'll still be playing Minecraft when I'm 70.

Ignore the mess please
Moved in to a new apartment want to make this my clean amazing room with gaming and ambience for everything

lmk what should I add and change

Hi everyone!
This is my favourite part of my room, where I relax and play my PlayStation. I love watching TikToks about setup upgrades and seeing how people improve their gaming spaces, so I thought I’d post mine and ask for some advice!
I’m looking for ideas on how I can make my setup look and feel a lot better, whether that’s things I could add, change, move around or upgrade. I’ve got a new monitor arriving on Thursday, so that’s already in the works!
I’d really appreciate any suggestions, big or small, as I’m looking to improve it as much as I can. All in preparation for GTA 6, of course.

5070 gaming oc
9800x3d
32 ram

Hey! I graduated last year and I've been working from home since then. My job provides me with a laptop (the one in the picture) and i'd like to improve my setup so I can work more comfortably.

I bought a desk chair (GAME CHANGER!) and I've been thinking about buying a second monitor bc I've seen that it's really convenient. I don't know if a wireless ergonomic mouse and keyboard make any difference?

The thing is: I use my desk for multiple things: drawing, gaming and working so I need my setup to be mobile so I can draw/game comfortably too 😅

Any advice will be appreciated! Thank youu

Foldable setups need some ideas

Wonder how many ppl here actually use an art TV for their TV setup.

I used to think they were kinda gimmicky, but now that I have one over the fireplace I get it. A normal TV would just be a big black screen most of the day, while this can sit there with a painting up and the whole wall feels a little less TV-centered.

Mine is a Hisense. I still use it like a normal TV at night, but during the day I probably have art on it more than actual TV.

Anyone else go the art TV route, or did you stick with a regular TV?

Hello,

I need two monitors for work and gaming.

I currently have two 24-inch monitors positioned horizontally side by side, and I’m struggling to find a comfortable setup.

If I sit right in the middle of the two monitors, I’m not directly facing either screen, so I have to keep turning my head and it suck for gaming.

If I position one monitor directly in front of me and the other to the side, I struggle to read the text at the far end of the second screen because it feels too wide.

I’ve also considered turning one monitor vertically, but it seems way too tall compared to my main monitor, extending well above and below it.

How do you guys manage your dual-monitor setups? Do you use a smaller second monitor? Would switching to a single ultrawide curved monitor be a better solution?

Thanks for your help!