How to Build a Gaming Setup - TME Gaming Equipment and Components #gaming

How to turn this pile of nothing  into an epic gaming setup? Of course, with TME! Let’s assume you’ve built your dream PC based on  benchmarks, recommendations from your friends, family and strangers on the internet, as  well as your artistic preferences. Now what? Don’t you think it looks a bit out of place? Let’s start with the desk itself. Here, we gonna take care of two things  – cable management (later in the video) and the cool factor. And is  there anything cooler than RGB LEDs?! Using th

is strip from iPixel we are going to add  diffused lines on the sides and on the front, and one undiffused light on the back. That will  give us nice ambient light. For the profiles we’ve picked these white ones from Kluś. They  not only matches our aesthetic, but will neatly hide the leds and they comes with the diffusor.  All is powered with this Mean Well power supply. Now - mounting your monitors. Instead of  using the stand that the display came with, we are going to use this desk mounted o

ne. This frees up space and makes for more minimalistic look. You can use this  space for more peripherals, for example a headphone amplifier just like this one! This monitor stand allows for free movement in every direction. I like to have one of my  monitors vertically, so I can have my discord or stream chat more visible. Pivot – checked! Also it allows for good cable menegament with those hidden compartments. And speaking about  cables, I’m plugging my both dmonitros with DisplayPort. This c

able is extra durable  and supports up to 8K resolution and 240 Hz. I only wish my graphics card  was able to produce such image... Aright, now to take the  control – keyboard and mouse. For the best experience you should get  rid of your boring office style membrane keyboard and get the mechanical. It not  only improves your overall comfort and feel, but also guarantees longer lifespan. And what a choice you have! Savio offers keyboards with outemu blue ,  brown and red switches. Blue are tacti

le and audible. Brown are silent but with a noticeable  click. Red are smooth and quiet all the way. Thanks to this, you can pick the  feel you prefer. And the size, because those keyboards are  available as full layout, ten-keyless or 60% - wired or wireless. And did I mention RGB Backlight? For the mouse you also have a  choice, but not as wide. Again we’re reaching for Savio with three  representants - hex, Valiant and Rift. The Valiant has Pixart PMW 3327 sensor giving you  up to 12400 DPI a

t 1000Hz Refresh rate – you can forget about input lag. And it’s customizable.  You feel it’s too heavy, take out some weight! You need extra button? Just  add it! Or a few more... For smaller size you can go with lightweight  Hex. The same sensor gives you equally good in-game experience, but your hand gets more  ventilation! Yes,heat and sweat might be a problem in a stressful situation. If you  need wireless solution, reach for the Rift. For speakers you can have this  soundbar. Sike! Those a

re speakers! Yes, Logilink offers this amazing 2-in-1 combo  designed especially for gamers. With RGB lighting it matches our setup perfectly.  Additionally you get wireless connection so you can have it paired with your phone as  well. Or just stick to classic 3,5 mm jack. But, speakers are not always convenient.  Therefore, you should get headphones as well. For gaming it’s recommended to go with closed back  for better bass and passive noise reduction. Savio offers this set with retractable m

icrophone.  Nice comfort for many hours with soft earpads. The microphone offers decent audio quality, but  you can easily improve it. With this! The sonar Pro Gaming microphone. Comes with the shock  mount, little stand and it’s plug-and-play. For streaming you probably need a camera. Of  course, nothing can replace the professional grade gear, like we are using right now, but  you still can get a nice picture with our products. For webcam you can choose between  a few options from Logilink lik

e this 80 or 120° angle ones. All of those offer high quality  1080p video for your streams and can be mounted to a monitor or to a separate stand. Plug them  in via USB cable and you’re ready for action. After plugging in all your peripherals, you’re  left with nice spaghetti back there. Instead of using zip ties to permanently lock them  forever to your desk, you can use this. A cable duct. Using itwill allow us to lead cables  in a nice, aesthetically pleasing way. And putting them inside is

super easy, Because HellermanTyton  includes this handy tool. Even adding another one, not because I forgot to plug this amazing  Harting cable is super easy. And yes, this cable is for industrial use and  is overkill for my needs, but hey! It’s my setup! I simply love the colour. Something surprisingly underestimated when organising your gaming space is ergonomics.  The gaming chair is not everything. Although it really is an upgrade from a chair stolen  from your kitchen table. To properly tak

e care of your spine during long sessions, you  should get a footrest and a wristpad. Keep the upper edge of your monitor on the  eye level and your knees at 90° angle. It seems that our setup is complete. But that’s not all. We are TME – global distributor of electronic components. With  that said, we also have something to use inside the gaming equipment. Apart from probably  every smd component, on the pcb we have those: Omron switches. According to spreadsheets,  they can survive at least 60

MILLION clicks. You can find them in high end mice from the  top brands. And – if you’re feeling confident with your soldering iron - why not upgrade  your old office mouse for a better click. The same goes for this C&K thumbstick  switch. Close to none dead zones, high accuracy and long life is what gamers are  looking for in their gamepads. Unfortunately, the default pads for green and blue consoles don’t use  them, but again – you can always use your iron! The last upgrade I can suggest is b

etter cooling.  And we can now go in details of water vs air, but in both those systems you need fans. And  the specialist in this field is Sunon with their new gaming white fans with maglev  bearings. PWM for better control. High efficiency with low noise and power usage.  But... now they don’t match my case. Well, I wanted to upgrade it anyway! But that will  mean that my motherboard won’t match... And with motherboard I need to upgrade my CPU...  An CPu means upgrading Graphics Card... Check

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