Setup Wars Episode 350 - Minimalistic Edition (9th Anniversary)

[@TechSource]

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[@marinētsgurķis]

Shoul i get a pc i have a 4gb ram laptop and old procesor

[@_Dfg22]

@@marinētsgurķisif you can, yes. If you only want gaming you could aslo consider a console

[@marinētsgurķis]

@@_Dfg22 i can get a rx580 pc for 200

[@kero201]

HEY i am rishabh from INDIA i'm trying to build a pc is there any chance u could help with any part for pc build to give me so i can build it for me/(thank you)

[@marinētsgurķis]

​@@kero201buget?

[@Svanir.80]

Holy…Luke’s desk is crazy good. Amazing work 😮 Why do I love Setup Wars? Even prior to the pandemic, this was a little hobby of mine, but when everything went down and we all started working from home, that hobby became an obsession. So much time is spent in this space with work and play, I had to make my space the best it could be. I loved tuning in to see what everybody else was doing with their setups, and some folks' creativity is off the charts. To this day, I still find joy and inspiration in the show, and hope to see it continue for many more episodes

[@SomeoneWhoForgot]

You get to see so many different setups, so many different approaches, so many ideas to do ur own setup with. I fell in love with this channel back in 2018, so i could plan my setup build when i could move to my own place, 3 long years later i did fulfill my dream of having my own setup. Im still learning new tips&tricks from techsource and from his amaizing discord community

[@fidelsicad8746]

+ 1 to this comment, I started building my PC after few months on my first work(2015). Then after some year Covid happen and was playing games with friends, just looking at my PC setup gives me that satisfaction of what i had also achieve and checking this channel often gives me idea to improve more of the current setup. Just looking back with my current setup is what i wish when i was still a kid and want that gaming/work setup.

[@owlwoodworks]

Thank you very much!

[@BuffChimmiChanga]

to answer your question about why we keep watching the show, the reason that we keep watching it is because it is cool and interesting to see people's interesting setups but that's not just it another reason is because we want to support you and your channel! Keep up the incredible work Edgar!

[@StolenBikeYGS]

Plus, every setup is unique in its own way, so we always have something new to learn about from Ed

[@MuhammaddAbdullahh]

he keeps making it, we keep watching it😊😊

[@BuffChimmiChanga]

@@StolenBikeYGS its so true

[@stephtz13]

Not a sob story just answering why i watch.....It tool me till about 8 years ago. I am 38. To get my first gaming PC. I am disabled now as i was a firemen and Emt. Over the years i have been able with the help of my wife to build my own game room. I deal with chronic severe pain. Started watching your show years ago when i battled at my worst. And still do to this day. your setup wars gave me peace man. That's why i still watch till this day. a lot of tough things happened over the years. And these shows help bring me some peace and smiles. Seems small. But sometimes the small distractions are enough to quite the chaos. Thank you!

[@BabaV-gg8ev]

It's an addiction, man! You don't ask the guy doing weed why he keeps coming back to the weed man. Set up wars is like caffeine or nicotine to the PC enthusiast.

[@TechSource]

😂

[@Unknown-Thief]

So true! I've stop watching setup wars in the past, but I always see myself coming back, and rewatching older episodes. 😂

[@DragonWonderr1242]

@@TechSourceyou fucking scared me when you said you were quitting Setup Wars 😂😭

[@Temurule]

That ending scared the carp out of me! I’ve been watching Setup Wars for almost four years and never get tired of admiring the incredible creativity and unique designs behind all the different setups. I finally started building my own setup this August and hope to finish it by the end of the year so I can participate in this amazing show. Much love from China❤

[@shxdwbaa]

No im not even lying... YOU ACTUALLY SCARED ME AT THE END

[@TrulyIn]

Same, I was so scared 😆

[@RoTeNdO]

Bro... at 20:42 I was like... "This better be a f@cking joke!" ... and it was. I don't know what I would do without seeing this series because other creators doesn't do it the same. I don't know how long I've been watching it, but it had inspired me to submit my own setup, which go featured... after Pirate Gamer's. I continued watching and building new setups and looking forward to submit another setup soon. I also enjoy watching setups from all over the world from young and old and different backgrounds. Keep it up!

[@mohamadsayour6562]

0:35 It's literally like a dream since i first started watching the series. i knew i would make my own setup one day, and now here we go. After 5 years, i made it 2k$ setup. It's not that crazy but it's all what i want, so I will keep watching because nothing is impossible on the long term

[@pharaohsmagician8329]

Thats awesome!⭐ Very encouraging. Its always very satisfying when a goal and dream comes true after many years, makes Life Worth Living!

[@sadmanratul24]

The question you asked. Why do we watch setup wars? I don't know about anyone but for me I just love it. As a pc freak guy I love to watch people setup. I have a really bad setup and by watching your setup wars I get inspired and I hope one day i can make my own setup too. And the other thing is I love you and your content. I watch every single video as soon as they are out. I hope you never stop this series and we are always here to support you.

[@TechDaddyGaming]

Why I love watching Setup Wars! Talk about obsession. . . no setup is ever complete. They constantly changing. We all know that feeling. It's complete and whole and then new things come out and taste changes. It never ends! I love seeing what people build. Inspiration and creativity at its finest! I have been working on my setup for about 5 years, and due to moves, it has changed drastically, both in location and size! Being in the setup is super satisfying! Keep em coming!

[@xtheyan]

We are still watching because it became so much more than the setups. It's the vibes, the coziness, the jokes, the community.. Honestly, I'm still as excited to discover new setups now as I was when I was watching 7-8 years ago. And even if I pretty much have my dream setup, it's always fun to find new ways to upgrade it over time! Thank you for everything man!

[@matthewadaniya]

Setup Wars is absolutely inspiring, literally life changing(In my opinion), gives me hope every Monday, and helps me bond with my family cause we all have setups. Don't ever stop Setup Wars! You made a masterpiece!💪

[@M2Aaron]

IM STILL WATCHING BECAUSE IT IS SO ENTERTANING AND INSPIRING TO WATCH! I've watched the series for 3 years and i still wait for every episode. I wonder if i should submit mine because im in the discord, but i don't know. Anyways the best series on youtube, the same with flip or flop!

[@Noah321...]

0:29 for inspiration, I can imagine setups but everyone has there own idea of a setup and it's fun seeing what there perception of there setup is.

[@deadb0y692]

I watch setup wars because I wish to have one for myself. 1:03

[@novemberromeo78]

Your setup is a living breathing thing. Always changing and evolving with new equipment and hardware. It's great seeing what other people are doing with the latest stuff and people's creativity is endless so it's always inspiring and entertaining to see unique setups. Hope there's another 9yrs of them!

[@blindtechh]

I’ve been watching setup wars ever since the days of your backdrop used to have the red and black foam and the red and black speakers with the single ultrawide monitor. I keeping my watching your setup wars because it is entertaining.

[@Qwdodo122]

We Need more

[@tonyarzate90]

No question at the start of a video has inspired me to respond and post a comment. I love the consitency while also loving all the changes. This is the first channel and series I ever watched when getting into PCs. There's so much pride to be taken when it comes to a build and setup. I also love watching the growing trends in the PC build and setup world. I really hope this never changes or goes away. It gives us PC folks a platform to show off the place of pride that we live in/at and check out other people's places of pride. Love this channel and series, never stop

[@shxdwbaa]

Luke really did cook 🔥🔥

[@owlwoodworks]

Thank you!

[@shxdwbaa]

@@owlwoodworks lil bro you are not going to convince me ur Luke

[@owlwoodworks]

@@shxdwbaa Just a polite thank you, if you don’t believe me that is just fine with me. Have a lovely day, and thank you again regardless.

[@paulhjelmen8495]

I still watch and I have watched for many years now because I love your attention to detail. You take your work very seriously and you're having artistic look at something that is mechanical which I love. And when you give out the seal of approval it's always interesting to see what was different about each setup that made the one stand out in your mind so it gives me an alternative view. Thank you for the years of inspiration.

[@Sol1dYT]

I think people still watch is because it inspires them to build something themselves and show it off to people

[@moocher9935]

I've been watching Setup Wars since about episode 200 when I first found you... I'm still watching as I love seeing everyone's journey... I liked Carter & Lukes setups & you were astounded by Luke's setup which you gave the 71st Seal of Approval... Surely this tells you why we are all still watching Setup Wars... Yes we may have seen every layout possible but it's still inspiring to me to see other peoples visions & I'm 56 years old

[@PixelParanoid]

To answer your question Ed, I think it has more to with curiosity within the human nature. People are always interested in others with similar interests. Here it's setups, people like to socialise and talk about interests, and in real life not a lot of people can find others with interests as niche as this. I mean not every average joe is going to chat you up about cable management and personalisation on your desk, to most it'd just be a simple picture of family and thats it. This show gives people a medium to discuss this interest, see what others are cooking with their setups, and people who are going to make a new setup or about to improve their own can get inspiration obviously. Even if they aren't people always love to see what others are up to and with setup wars it's all in one place, its like a virtual hangout while serving the competitive spirit everyone has, comparing everyones setups and everyone's innovative approaches. The hosting you do is fun, and theres always something fresh with the submitted setups which keeps people hooked, not to mention the different editions you do provide variety. okay thats it felt like im typing as analysis essay for college lol

[@finnbalor1667]

Started watching 2019 and and been enjoying ever since , yes we've pretty much seen all the possible setups and layouts and stuff but i still enjoy watching Setup Wars , and we still have new creative ways to make a setup like yourself and luke here for example , keep hosting Setup Wars.

[@blizruby]

been following since 2020, after having seen all the peak setups i merely watch for entertainment and to use the setup ideas to create my own ideal setup. even after the years im still enjoying this show (especially the minimalist setups) so do keep up with the good work!

[@joshuamasunda1012]

Let me chime in here. The reason I still watch this is because it's a source of motivation. I'm a broke college student and well when school gets too real I remember exactly what I want one day so long as I keep up the work. Thanks Ed for all your hard work and I hope to one day submit my own setup one day.

[@CarFanatics500]

This series is inspiring and AMAZING.❤

[@rbtx55]

I just watch because as a passionate pc gaming guy it feels really satisfying

[@shxdwbaa]

20:06 Yes, it really did

[@Larv6464]

Same here 🎉

[@Twang35745]

I am one of the people who has been watching you for a LONG time. I remember when you didn't have your own desk mats, and when your first warehouse was broken into. The only reason i say that, is because i do enjoy your take on things, however i keep tuning into setup wars because there really isn't anything like it. The best way I can think to associate it, is its like the "nerd" version of "MTV cribs" - if you are someone that has to work on a computer full time or just enjoy new technology, its nice to see other peoples setups and what they've done. while i agree with you that you have probably shown every possible configuration, the items in the setup are typically different, I don't think in all of the episodes I have seen that 2 peoples setups where the EXACT same. (disclaimer: I have probably not seen every episode, but I've seen the majority of them) so to more directly answer your question, i tune in to these episodes, because i enjoy seeing what people do with their setups.... another interesting one would be to tie in the setups with what the person uses them for.

[@Starwarsmast]

As long as you keep making quality content every week I will always continue to watch!

[@TheAngry-AmericanGuy]

I wish I had a really good job and wife like you, Edgar : ( Got any advise for me? I am in my 50's and SICK of working in these silly dead end jobs that barely get me by! : (

[@Larv6464]

I love seeing all the different and interesting setups of people who submit their rooms. It gives me immense inspiration for my own setup, which I plan on submitting when it is fully completed. I completely agree with your decisions on who gets the seal of approval as well. I wish setup wars could be every Monday instead, but I understand you are very busy. Thank you for your content. I look forward to the many episodes and years to come too!

[@xer6334]

I started getting into pcs around 2016 from my uncles then 1 year after I discovered your channel and i realized that there is alot more to setups than just having a pc and a monitor with a desk and chair , its the creativity thats put into it and the stories behind them as well.

[@radabbadaa]

Since 2021 when I first found setup wars, I've planned a setup that I still haven't executed. Im working towards it to this day and every single episode teaches me a thing or two about setups and how to utilize everything I currently have. There are endless possibilities to how a setup can look and this series is the evidence. And the growth you've had over the years is crazy and I would love to continue watching this series for the sole purpose of supporting you. Love you man, keep up the good work!

[@Grammerssetups]

TechSource says “why”. The reason why I’ve been watching and keep watching is not just for the inspiration but to hear you give your opinions to help people make their setup better, and you give such detailed reviews. Thank you TechSource

[@EerieClay]

I know I watch for a few reasons. Firstly it's like a nice habit, the quality and effort make them easy to watch and I enjoy seeing Ed. Secondly it's just simply pleasing to the brain to see symmetry and most of the featured set-ups present something unique whether they're considered "best" or not. Finally would be the inspiration, I've been recently upgrading my set-up more and it's been making me happier and even helped me finally start making my own content.

[@TechOptimal]

First off, when you have a hobby like building pc's, it never gets old seeing someone else's build. I think in the last few years having a room based around your pc build has become so popular, but it's great seeing it just the same. I could, sometimes do, just watch people build their setups from start to finish, it tickles the ocd I think!

[@SirJo2]

Why I keep coming back to this series: I love looking at everyone's hard work, I love the kudos and critiques you give and it is through everything this series has offered that when I am able to make a setup, it will be glorious. When I'm finally able to have a playable experience in Google snake of course. 😮‍💨

[@mothy_2451]

the only reason why im still wanting to watch this even after 5 years is because i love to see the personalitys through peoples setups

[@WestEpicVisuals]

I don't tune in regularly, but I'll binge every now and then. You've been doing this for so long that you're so good at it. I know what to expect, it's high quality and a fun corner of KZbin where the comments aren't a cesspool of folks hating on eachother. It's a fun place to be!

[@ish2222]

Setup wars might be inspiration for some but for me it's a guilty pleasure. I don't have the time because of work to plan and build these amazing setups but seeing all these different creative setups that people from across the world build just makes me happy. As simple as that so Ed, don't ever stop this series

[@zoubeirtouhami5322]

honestly very simple this is the series that ever since i started watching it in 2020 inspired me to switch to PC and build a whole setup (considering participating in setup wars myself) and i love watching the series every time an episode drops, it just keeps the setup passion alive and update and its true that while some setups and designs come back multiple times we can still see the trends slowly evolve over time, like nowadays seeing more mature setups with the wood panels for exemple

[@19WolfGirl74]

I love watching setup wars because even if some things are repeated, it’s always different and interesting and even awe inspiring. People can get so creative it’s insane and trends are always changing. All it takes is one person to have a brilliant idea and the system is changed all over again

[@cerberus812]

I started watching during the pandemic when I needed a new hobby while locked down. I still watch to live vicariously through others' set ups. I cannot continually update/upgrade my setup so I enjoy seeing what else is possible.

[@Kellobytes]

your series is one of those things that helps fill the void of my need for entertainment. KZbin being one of the avenues. it helps pass the time. And Techsource just so happens to have content that i enjoy consuming.

[@C0ivq]

My favorite setup is the off white one as its white fully. I keep watching setup wars because its intresting as you see all of the cool setups and desktops people have and can picture myself having one of those. I started watching setup wars on Episode 270 or smth I am not so sure but def a While ago

[@javier5215]

The reason why I keep watching setup wars is simple, its interesting to see what other people do with what they have. different trends come and go. Sometimes I see someone on your show come up with something interesting and I want to replicate it so I can refresh my setup. I see parts of my setup scattered across many episodes and Im still impressed at how they work with their spaces given, budgets, etc. Sometimes people come up with really tacky designs but I still love them because (even though I'd never do it to my setup) its fun to see what people come up with. I love the good, bad and everything in-between. It's not just about buying the best and hiding the cables. I get inspired by the color designs, mixing and matching products. Sometimes I even get excited when someone has the same mouse or keyboard that I do. I'd never show my setup the show because I'm too shy and get embarrassed easily but I'm proud of those who have the courage to do so. I learn something new with every episode.

[@ChengHorn9]

I've been watching this series since about 2016 when I learned about your channel because it has given me ideas for my own setup. Even though trends tend to persist for a while until they don't, I'm always up for getting new ideas and you have always done a good job of selecting a flowing variety from episode to episode. Keep it up!

[@ThisBenners]

I must have started watching setup wars 5 years ago and I keep watching to pick out details to help me with mine. For example, this week I wanted to look at monitor arms I have a small desk and with all the poles for monitors lights camera it’s getting pretty cluttered. I’ll keep watching, thanks for the great series!😊

[@tonyarzate90]

We're all here for the community. It's awesome to watch the trends change and the way all of us have our own flavor of a setup. Please don't kill the series. You were the first channel I ever saw when I built my first pc in 2017. Thank you for all the episodes and helping us all share our passion'

[@Stompound]

I started around 100 or so episodes in (although I went back and watched those I had missed) but I still get inspiration for new ideas (like from our man Luke who executed his setup with such smooth planning and precision) when I watch the show and I enjoy seeing what people come up with and I find your commentary occasionally kicks in a little extra inspiration on top of being fair and accurate.

[@TrulyIn]

To answer your Question Ed, I've been watching for over 2 years, and I always love to see setups. I love to see how different they are, and how they can inspire me to change my setup. I hope these videos never end cause i love them, also you had me tripping for a second at the end thank goodness you aren't ending the series tho cant wait for some more episodes ❤

[@BinaryBridgeHQ]

To be honest, The setup is cool and there are other shows that do the same thing but in other shows there is no personality. The vibe for this show is so amazing and heart warming that I just watch and have fun. That's the only reason I watched this show for the last 2 years..when I discovered this channel and show

[@codyd7841]

ive only been watching setup wars for 2 year now i think people keep watching it because the backlog doesn't get featured in the algorithm as much. the new videos are always going to bring a new experience to someone. it sounds like setup wars has become a part of you over the years of doing it. Regardless of where setup wars goes ill always remember this is as a place that started a new world of sharing how we make our own setup ours.

[@chevelle70ss350]

I liked Luke's setup the most. "Very Nice". Edgar, I started watching this show in 2019 along with my first PC build. I love watching the trends in PC consumer products and aesthetics for the setups. Your insight, suggestions, and humor are always helpful I hope to submit one day, but keep changing my setup when I see something new lol. Keep up the great work!

[@livingdauntless]

I only started watching this year - but even still, there's so much creativity and personality in each and every one of these set ups. Everyone starts somewhere, and the best thing is that building a set up means you never have to keep building it better

[@SamuelBrown92]

I love watching setup wars because it shows how creative people can get and it inspires me who doesn't even have a PC (yet).

[@julioqtt666]

I love watching Setup Wars, because I feel like I have or I own the Setup that I see on the show. I only have a laptop and doesnt have a budget to build my own setup. Watching setup wars keeps me motivated to build my own setup soon after I graduate college.

[@avgsetup]

I’ve been watching SetupWars since 2015 and the reason I always come back is to get inspiration for my own setups. It’s always great to have a central place to come to and see setups that others have built that you wouldn’t have seen otherwise. Love this series!

[@kaizitsu7395]

Luke's setup was very intricate and versatile this setup is worthy of the seal of approval 👍👍

[@itsjustjar4950]

We watch setup wars because every episode gives an equal possibility to see something amazing and derive ideas from that. This show has inspired many many people (myself included) to make positive changes. For example, I would have never realized how important cable management is and how big of a difference it really makes if it wasn’t for this show. Thank you for being so consistent with it we all really appreciate it.

[@ripodc]

I keep watching because it never gets old. I am going to see new setups every single episode and nothing will be repeated, and it keeps me up to date with what setups are like and if I want to make some changes i have an amazing collection (I don't know what other word to use but you get it) to choose from and its just awesome. and Luke's set up is just it man, simple, functional and looks ridiculously nice.

[@zingbear2731]

It's like art. There is never one exactly like the same. I keep watching because I see something new each time, each one helps me set goals for my own setup. Plus, it is nice to see the passion of everyone out there.

[@MrMxTech]

2 Things ED: Setup Wars is not only the setups its the story behind each one and your Story telling is on point. Second: No one at least that i have seen has a pikachu mac Setup like mine ;)

[@TechSource]

Fair 😎

[@LuhSyco]

I keep watching because I come back around every month and enjoy seeing all the new things people do in their setups. Even in short periods of time styles of setups change so much.

[@slimmyjimmy2848]

Not all of us have watched all episodes, and some setups are just so beautiful that you couldn't replicate. Sometimes its just nice to see and admire other peoples unique set ups. Although not all of us can compare to the insane set ups, the ones we get inspired from are the ones we like and want to take inspiration from. Sometimes you could get weird or interesting things that you like from each one that suits your style. Seeing how people compromise with their space and their price range.

[@RheyneMusic]

I find these very inspirational for designing my own setup, which is usually just temporary… I like to change things around for a fresh perspective, and seeing new takes on ergonomics (or lack thereof) is very inspiring.

[@robhart889]

I stumbled across the channel while researching PC parts for a build, and 2 years later I'm still watching even though my build is done (to some degree) haha, there's always new things dropping and who doesn't love fresh inspiration or seeing crazy builds 😎🇦🇺

[@elviejokiba]

Hola Edgar, a tu pregunta, y si estoy escribiendo en español, sigo viendo tu serie, por lo bonito que es ver la creatividad de la gente y como va evolucionando a medida que otras personas tienen diferentes ideas, y estas se van retroalimentando, creo que el primer capítulo que vi de Setup Wars fue el 30 mas o menos, ya que empecé a buscar maneras de ver mi mesa mucho mas limpia y atractiva, y gracias a ti, puse mis primeras luces Led, detrás de la mesa y a día de hoy lo sigo mejorando con cada idea, que aporta esta maravillosa comunidad. Por último y lo más importante, son los momentos que nos has dado a todos y a mi en lo personal, por mostrarnos esta faceta tuya y que tanto me ha gustado, comento en el noveno aniversario, ya que el 9 es un número muy importante en mi vida, ya que en muchas fechas con el 9 he tenido momentos importantes y trascendentales en mi vida. Por esto y mucho mas Ed, muchísimas gracias y feliz noveno aniversario. :D

[@Takiscertified]

Everyone has their own build/style. There is a story behind people's builds & honestly it's amazing how it can bring all of us together to admire someone's craft.

[@PandoRides]

Honestly the biggest reason I come back even after a year or so of watching.. is mainly because of the setups (ironic right?) I love seeing everyone's take on setups, from small to huge, from expensive setups to cheaper ones. It even helps me build mine by taking ideas from the setups into my own setup, and it's also just enjoyable to watch these videos when they get uploaded.

[@kk0ss]

Setup wars is genuinely some of the best content out there. Also it’s one of the few remaining video series that allow for pc enthusiasts to connect. It’s genuinely hype looking at others epic setups and improving our own as a result

[@theonelad3028]

back when I was younger I went to a friends house and his dad had this full blown setup, every console a nice computer for the time and it was just amazing. I grew up poor and very abused and one thing that i thought about all the time despite all the beatings was one day im gonna be able to be safe and on my own. For me my setup and having that amazing setup that makes other people have the same reaction I had when I was a kid is a showing of how far ive come and kinda gives me that feeling of my own things for me that I never got to have as a kid. The reason I watch setup wars is that every setup I see it gives me a really small bit of that feeling and inspires me with what I can do and add to mine to make it even cooler for me.

[@phoenixlord4808]

I love watching setup wars because I’m always trying to optimize my setup and to find the best gear. Setup wars is the main center of inspiration for upgrading my own setup and I love seeing others’ creativity.

[@lxxTkettlexxl]

Sometimes it’s simple like looking into a fridge even though you already know what’s inside or appreciating a nice mountain. I watch to see something beautiful that means something to someone.

[@Ali_Kayani]

The reason being: For the community By the community To the community Guys vote if you agree with this quote.

[@MarkHyde]

I watch to look at how people express themselves through their tech setups and look forward to your reactions even if you might seem a bit jaded with them being same, same - 'nothing new under sun' trope applies here. For me it's the combination of those factors and what you choose to include in your final edited video that keeps me interested. :)

[@ThatOneLazyNerd]

I've been watching for about 5 years now. I've watched for so long because of all of the amazing set ups and all of the inspiration this show gives me. I'd like to see an episode of sit/stand desk set ups.

[@Huru_]

It's relaxing asf and you make me laugh (few can). Binged a year's worth when I discovered your channel a year ago. Life's been tougher since then so whenever you drop and I get some time to watch, it calms me like few things left are able to.

[@Needmegadarkrai]

Everyone is different, everyone buys different gear, has different personalities, etc. Setup Wars is a great outlet for these different products, personalities, styles. Super inspiring... it really helps people find new gear or styles they might be into that they would've never known about before. I will always expect new unique layouts with your series because you have a good fanbase that like to try new unique setups to submit on the show.

[@allesalex1337]

Ye we love the content because there will always be a new setup and inspiration, people like to change their setups or move like i recently did. Due to completly new wallheights and setting i had to completly redo my setup from the scratch. This series and channel helped me alot to define my taste and see how other people use similar spaces like mine. Thank you for continuing this amazing show!!!

[@milo7685]

There's just something 1:25 authentic about the series the nostalgia is crazy

[@TheSevenCircle]

For me I started watching this videos in the middle of the pandemic because of me being "stuck" at home and making the tiny studio apartment that I lived in a better place and kept watching making it my own, right now I keep watching them because of the "evolution" of mainstream setup. Like a mainstream setup looks different from 9 years ago from what is today even tho the same "bones" are still there. And also there is also always new gear and things that one might see but never buy it until it is seen in a proper setup.

[@ItsAfzal]

Why do I love watching Setup Wars? I don't know, but it's really satisfying to watch, almost like a stress buster. It shows you that with enough dedication, you can go to any extreme to achieve your goals. It's one of the best series ever made on KZbin for all the gamers out there.

[@glebasmilasius6963]

Ed, setup wars and any other series is like therapy, with each new video upload, there is something funny in the videos, something inspiring, joyful to watch and also happy 9th Techsource anniversary, keep up the great work, and keep on inspiring others. Best feeling ever.

[@StratosContent]

I’m always looking for new ways to improve my set up. I pull ideas and products from different episodes. Without setup wars my area would be a lot more dull. Thanks for everything you do!

[@lyteedge]

I still enjoy watching Setup Wars after all these years because it remains fun and inspirational! You do a great job hosting and it's always interesting to see what kind of things people come up with.

[@TropicXV]

There's no expiration date on creativity. I love how other people tackle their setups their own way, and it also keeps giving me new ideas an inspirations for my own setup.

[@marcvought308]

Very nice all round, however Luke’s there at the end was truly a dream setup. Kudos sir.

[@David-yx3bd]

For me personally? It's a bit of the old saying it's not about the destination it's about the journey. I'm not a big believer in "peak" anything. When you think you hit your peak, just means you've run out of ideas for how to push yourself or have stopped looking. I forget who said it: Perfection is not attainable, but if we chase perfection, we can catch excellence. And yeah I still get inspiration, because to you it may seem like the same setups over and over at this point, but each one is different. Sometimes it's intentional, sometimes it's because of how much space they have, sometimes it's a budget thing, each one has a compromise or innovation. Even if you 3D model every aspect of your set up, you're going to have to tweak something here and there, often time those tweaks are what I'm looking for. I've rarely come across a setup where I couldn't find something interesting or new. Some of it might be useful, or none of it, but if you stop looking/trying, well then you stop growing. Edit: Case in point after having actually watched more than the intro AJ as you pointed out didn't get that big desk, but wanted one anyways, so he uses the alex drawers which would usually be the support to actually be table top. It's an often overlooked easy way to avoid paying for those larger table tops. Carson? The corner shelfs for the speakers are what draw my eye. You're already putting shelves on both sides, but you don't want them that deep, so even though it may be a little counterintuitive, yeah just put in some more shelves specifically for the speakers. It's functional, and in this case, actually looks pretty slick. Carter? I love the tiny space ones because that's where you're really forced to figure out how to make it work. It's a little cramped with the PC actually on the desk (I imagine the elbow room isn't great) maybe wall mount it to the right a little above where it is now to open that up, but still great use of a very small space. Eli? The inspiration from minimal setups is rarely going to be from the arrangement or tweaks, but rather the placement of the setup. A minimal setup is 90% about what's around it rather than what it actually is, because there is nothing to it. The ideas come from placement more than anything else for me. Ezra? Pretty much your starter IKEA setup, but the side setup looks like it's all floating thanks to those supports on the wall. I think he's dealing with concrete walls, and even if he's not, that's a nice way to handle the issue of making sure it's anchored without having to do the usual dry wall anchor dance. If he ever needs to change anything, it's much easier. And so on. This post is already long enough, the point is every setup has something. A point of inspiration or interest.

[@topflloor]

Yap yap yap

[@jeffcut3]

Every setup is an ART of its own. Although I have not started watching this series from the very beginning, I still get excited and looking forward to upcoming episodes.

[@colbylackie38]

Here is a new series idea for setup wars. Do a throwback edition and review some of the older setups again from the beginning episodes of setup wars and with the knowledge you have now critique the setups with how you would fix them now!

[@Panchosworld-u9v]

Bro do not ever scare me like that lol you got me towards the end with that statement of ending setup wars!!!! this series has really inspired me a guy who knew almost nothing about PCs or setups like this, and in watching I have got into pc world and now I have my very own setup. keep up the awesome work it really helps and inspire us.

[@BLIXYYYYYYYY]

You. You’re the reason we watch these still. We love you man. You give us amazing content to chill to or sit down and eat or take inspirations from. It’s all bc of you. Very proud of you to have a successful life and nice family

[@spiffyaura6118]

Been watching since lockdown 200 & havent looked back since.I Still watch because YES it still inspires me to see some of the work people put into their set ups! Especially because we always looking to make changes and improve our set ups, and most importantly the stories behind some of these set ups is really inspiring and in a lot of cases relatable!, giving me hope and drive to have not only add more meaning to my set up but cherish and appreciate where I've come from and how far I've come! PLEASE KEEP THIS SERIES GOING ED! PS. i'm still sharing your content to friends👀

[@sgxsaint3130]

The thing with set up wars is that we can see how aesthetics changes through time and that people will find inspirations from these to build their own set ups. Theres an unlimited number of ways to build a set up and its cool to see how it changes throughout the years.

[@CoarseLemon]

I think setup wars is done with perfection. Ive been watching for 7-8 years and ive tuned into many, many videos. Its you techsource that makes the videos enjoyable! your choice of words and your jokes and everything are awesome!! thats why I watch!

[@robertvelasco6475]

Luke is the reason why we watch set up wars. A lot are similar with different configurations but every once in a while you see something that inspires you to rethink what you thought was good.