Show us your Desk
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No, he is lounging on the sofa in the front room with my wife.
Haven't even got my new case or the 7950x yet!
Anyway this is the case I ordered.
I used the same case for my intel based hack but thats still in uk.
I had hoped to get a dune case, but that turned out to be a scam.
I love simple!, and I adore the two unruly cables poking out the back. That's a very nice case, very Mac Pro. You're the best!.
This is my setup. My 11900K Z590I Vision D with RX6600 runs Monterey on the left screen and an old Lenovo Core i5 PC runs Windows on the right.
Below my left monitor I have a 2012 i5 Mac Mini Server and in front of that is my HP AMD M440 i7 Kaby Lake laptop. Just behind the monitor is an old
Cooler Master case which used to house my Catalina Z170N-WiFi system, which has recently been transferred over to a Jonsbo N1 as a NAS system.
Below my left monitor I have a 2012 i5 Mac Mini Server and in front of that is my HP AMD M440 i7 Kaby Lake laptop. Just behind the monitor is an old
Cooler Master case which used to house my Catalina Z170N-WiFi system, which has recently been transferred over to a Jonsbo N1 as a NAS system.
My setup. If I close my eyes, I can imagine my space being clean, minimal and no visible wires.
Maybe you can surmise, I am a Lenovo/Thinkpad fan. Underneath my second monitor is my old friend and my last laptop for a while, the Lenvo Thinkpad T400 (~14 yo). Upgrades: mSATA dual booting Windows 7 Pro & Arch Linux, 500gb Samsung Evo 940 SSD in the DVD bay slot for storage, 16GB RAM and upgraded the Intel Core 2 Duo T8100 processor to the Intel Core 2 Xtreme X9100 processor. One of the last generations of Thinkpads with socket processors. Every laptop now has soldered CPU's and RAM, no more upgrades.
For my system, the case is Phanteks 300A Mesh Edition with Noctua Redux NF-P14s 140mm Fans (x2) the front for intake, and Noctua NF-P12 120mm (x2) in the rear and on the top for exhaust. IBM RT3200 keyboard (10-keyless).
Maybe you can surmise, I am a Lenovo/Thinkpad fan. Underneath my second monitor is my old friend and my last laptop for a while, the Lenvo Thinkpad T400 (~14 yo). Upgrades: mSATA dual booting Windows 7 Pro & Arch Linux, 500gb Samsung Evo 940 SSD in the DVD bay slot for storage, 16GB RAM and upgraded the Intel Core 2 Duo T8100 processor to the Intel Core 2 Xtreme X9100 processor. One of the last generations of Thinkpads with socket processors. Every laptop now has soldered CPU's and RAM, no more upgrades.
For my system, the case is Phanteks 300A Mesh Edition with Noctua Redux NF-P14s 140mm Fans (x2) the front for intake, and Noctua NF-P12 120mm (x2) in the rear and on the top for exhaust. IBM RT3200 keyboard (10-keyless).
I’m all about messy desktops, it’s the reality of hackintosh/ryzentosh or just tosh!. Don’t be ashamed of chaotic cables, embrace the coffee stains.
You're right, It definitely is the reality. Aesthetically, I ascribe to the minimalist approach design and I want my workspace to reflect. However, when you do actual work, your workspace reflects it. The way some of these youtubers "display" their workspaces and setups, there is no way their workspace are in that "state" all the time. I like seeing the cables going here and there and the workings spilled out, controlled chaos, YET I want them hidden and beyond sight as well. I want a Dr. Jekyll asthetic, but have a Mr. Hyde workspace
You've got the ASUS ROG theme going on
but you've got the MSI keyboard 
The ambience of the workspace is nice.
In another life I believe we'd be the same person, or married!. Anyway yes it does reflect the user and usage. I admit to tidying it up a couple of time but mess is preferred, (not sure spell check is right in that instance).
Your workspace reminds me Linus Torvalds' workspace with the not used HDD's he keeps for security because he doesn't have time to shred them
Real work going on here 