Alright guys, so this right here is my $10,000 gaming setup. I've built this over the past year and a half. This is a Baltic butcher block countertop that's almost 30 feet in length. I had to trim the center piece about two feet in order to get it to fit from wall to wall. I stained it with polyurethane and it is sitting on top of six different ikea pieces. There's a bookshelf over here. There's some drawer set and the famous Alex drawers and then there's trestles as well. So excuse me, I'm wrong. There's eight different pieces all the way across. I do have some extra drawers here that are kind of like Alex drawer knockoffs off of Amazon. But let's go ahead and talk about this main computer a little bit. This is the Alienware Aurora R10. It has a 5950X and a 3090 with 128 gigabytes of RAM. It's a big boy and I'm going to be using it for artificial intelligence and also for gaming and video editing as well. So here I've got two ASUS 27 inches and two ASUS 24 inches. This one is 75 Hertz. This one here is 144 Hertz. My main gaming monitor there. All of the lights are hooked up to Google. Okay, Google, change all of the office lights to red. That one is not hooked up to Google but okay, Google, change all the office lights to Teal. I definitely like the Teal kind of setup. It matches the stock Alienware color there. So this computer over here has a 5900X and a 1080 graphics card in it as well. I couldn't find a better graphics card so I ended up just pointing up the money to get this Alienware instead. So the desk setup was roughly 2200 to 2400 dollars. The Aurora R10 was $6,100 and then the various monitors and then not even including this computer. If I include this computer and all of the keyboards then we're probably touching $12,000 worth of a setup. So that is my desk in a nutshell and yeah, I don't know what to do next to it. So if you guys have any suggestions about what I should do next to my gaming setup, please comment down below, throw me a like and I will see you guys in the next one.