The player builds an office computer and is celebrated by the community for it

After passing the test run, final assembly began on an acrylic sheet, which was processed using a CNC milling machine. CNC stands for Computerized numerical control It means a machine that can produce workpieces with high precision through the use of automatic control technology.

In addition to the acrylic plate, Eric also had to work on the wooden table. According to his statements, he acquired the necessary skills during construction work and with the help of friends.

Dealing with individual water cooling and processing was completely new to Eric. The result is everything is higher.

Also interesting: Four fans on both sides of the table provide the necessary fresh air, half of which sucks in the air and the other half releases the air back out. The cooler, in turn, is not directly supported by the fans.

According to Eric, temperatures in the system are within the normal range: So the operating temperature of the processor is in the range of 70 to 80 degrees, the graphics card is 50 degrees, and the entire water circuit is on average 45 degrees. There is certainly still a lot of potential for improvement here.

Eric himself wrote that if he ever built a gaming desk again, he would install two 240 or 360mm radiators on either side instead of one 480mm radiator.

And in case you were wondering, if Eric had a tantrum while playing and hit the glass, it wouldn't break immediately. After all, it is approximately one centimeter thick.

It's no surprise that the Reddit community always reacts positively to the stylish gaming desk.

Etiorex For example he writes: Look beautiful.

Reposti_geraldo69 Puts it a little less elegant: It's disgusting.

Oxandah Sums it up like this: This is absolutely wonderful

Our opinion on the gaming desk is also clear. We can only look at him with awe and wide eyes. Especially when we take into account that Eric had never built anything similar before and that many steps of the work, such as creating an individual water cooling system, were completely foreign to him until then.

So-called all-in-one water cooling systems are much easier to use. You can find out why GameStar editor Alexander Kopf thinks every gamer should use one in the following article:

What do you think of the gaming office? Are you as excited as we are? Have you ever built something similar yourself? If so, how did you approach the project? How long did it take you to finish it? Or do you think gaming PCs like these are unnecessary? Feel free to write it to us in the comments!