Complete DIY desk specializing in development! If I was particular about my desk as well as my PC, I ended up making almost everything around my desk♬[Desk Commitment]・Create an environment that is easy on the eyes by deepening the depth of the desk and keeping a distance from the display. ・The height of the desk should be optimal when sitting on a chair. ・The part that hits the arm in front is tilted and gently hits the arm. ・Make a hole for wires to escape from behind, so that the wires cannot be seen on the desk・Attach a horizontally long mesh-type wiring tray to the desk under the hole It looks neat ♬ There are no wires on the floor, so cleaning is easy! [Focus on Equipment]・Use a monitor arm to place a sound bar in an empty space. ・Use a wacom pen tablet for detailed work. - The keyboard is a Topre silent model. ・Mouse is Logitech m950 (Old! But still active!)[Computer commitment]・The CPU emphasizes single thread・The GPU is onboard with a focus on budget! However, in anticipation of future expansion, we selected an 850W power supply・An exquisitely balanced configuration that emphasizes quietness as well as an airflow that can handle an explosively hot CPU・Built-in optics Drive and card reader・SSD for photo storage, HDD for primary backup & data warehouse → NAS for secondary backup & data warehouse is in operation・Memory loaded PowerfulS/PDIF port for soundbarsFlexibility for future configuration changes< p> ■PC Configuration■[Case] ​​Antec: P10C[Rear Fan] Noctua: NF-S12A PWM [CPU] Intel: Core i7 13700K[Cooler] Noctua: NH-U12A[Grease] Shinwa Sangyo: SMZ-02S[ Mother] MSI: MAG Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI[Memory] ADATA: DDR5 5600 CL46 32GB x 2=64GB[Power supply] Corsair: RM850x Shift[ SSD: System] Solidigm: P44 Pro 1TB [SSD: for images] SanDisk: Ultra 3D SSD 4TB [HDD] Toshiba: MD series 7200rpm 4TB > [5 inch bay] ICYDOCK: MB343SPO [Optical drive] Pioneer: BDR-UD03 [Card reader] SkyDigital: SKY-TFe30 (reuse)

This desk was designed with the concept of being cheap and not hanging wires. The desk top and legs are made from IKEA at a low cost. We also reduced the cost of putting together the back. In addition, by using a perforated board and a binding band, you can freely and easily move the fixed positions of cables, chargers, hubs, etc. I came up with this idea myself, built it, and still love it. Also, at first glance it looks like you are using a normal keyboard, but the key switch has been replaced from the standard switch, and The vowel keys have been replaced with different pressing pressure types. In addition, by lining the cavities of the keyboard case with sponge, we are working to reduce the reverberating sound that occurs when you press a key.

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