Hello everyone it's SpawnPoiint and today we're going to be building the ultimate
small room gaming setup and I'll show you how we're taking a 1.4 meter wide room from looking
like this to this now I've shared quite a few of my setups over the years but the purpose of
today's video is to show you how you're able to create an awesome gaming setup in the smallest
of spaces so hopefully today's video will give you some ideas or inspiration for your own setup
and you never know if this video does well maybe I'll turn this into a series and do yours next
either way everything I cover is linked down below along with any discount codes that I found right
so here's some of the gear that I'll be taking with me today and the rest is going to be sent
direct to his house now I live in York and Brad whose setup we're building today lives down in
Bristol which is about 250 miles away I kind of knew this was going to take more than just a few
hours to build so I booked to stay down there for a couple of days just to make sure we'd get
it all done and the good news is we did and it turned out really well so I've got to show you
how this room looked before the work was started and it's actually a downstairs cupboard which
measures 1.4 M by 1.7 m and it was already being used with a desk a gaming chair and an old TV and
this was all hooked up to a Playstation 4 for a cupboard it's a great size but let's be honest
it wasn't the most inspiring places to sit and play and that's why I think this is going to be
an awesome transformation now fortunately for me in between shooting this content and turning up
to build the setup Brad completely stripped out replastered boxed in all of the pipe work and he
even went ahead and added some wood p in to the wall then finished it off by painting the walls
in a nice flat gray and added some gray carpet and it meant that on the day of the build we
had a really good start with a nice clean and fresh room pretty much something that I would
want in my own house so the first thing that we needed was a desk and I went for the Flexispot
E7 as I've personally used one of these in my old setups I chose to go with black as I think the all
black would add a nice contrast against the gray walls building it only took about 30 minutes as
you just need to slot the frame together drop the legs in and attach the feet then we needed to fit
the all black tabletop which is a case of lining up the frame to the holes and screwing it in then
all of the cables need to be plugged in to power it which can then be hidden inside of this metal
tray which comes with the desk and that's it the desk is built now if you've seen any of my
previous setups you'll know that cable management plays a huge part of the build I'll always try to
hide as many cables as I can so I've got a pack of these plastic clips that will allow us to keep
those cables out of sight I use these pretty much everywhere that I see a loose cable now now before
flipping the desk up I wanted to add some RGB to the setup so I decided to go with Go's neon
rope lights these come with these clips that you stick to the desk and then you slot the LEDs in
to keep them in place and then here's how it looks right now and this is going to look awesome when
finished and then here is a glimpse that some of the items we're going to be adding to the
desk today but let's just go ahead and get these installed and then I'll talk you through each one
and here it is this has turned out to be so much better than I could have imagined I was actually
worried at first thinking the space would look a little too cramped and overfilled but nope the
space has been fully optimized and this looks like a really nice place to game so the desk itself is
from Flexispot as mentioned this is the E7 and it's a standing desk which not only means you
can use it either sitting or standing but you can adjust the height to exactly how you need it so on
the left hand side it comes with a control panel that you can press and hold the arrows to adjust
it or you can Pro program the numbers to two heights I've set number one for sitting and number
two for standing as for the size well this desk measures 120cm by 60cm bearing in mind the room is
only 140cm wide or 130cm if you exclude the wooden shelf so it fits pretty snug in here next up is
the monitor this is ROG's 27in OLED gaming monitor the pg27aqdm it's a 27in 1440p 24 40 HZ screen
and it looks so good just look how thin this is I actually reviewed this monitor a few months ago on
the channel and it is a brilliant screen around the back it's got these cool LEDs which we'll
never see but it also has a custom heat sink built in so it gets brighter than the LG equivalent
and it goes to around 12200 nits colors are good response time is crazy good and the black levels
are as you would expect from an OLED perfect in a dark room I nearly opted for a 32 in in here but
seeing it now in the setup I think the 27in was the right decision and playing games like Call of
Duty you really cannot beat this monitor for its size and its specs now it obviously comes with its
own stand in the box but I've actually decided to mount it to an arm instead now the reason
I've done this is we are pretty limited on Space already so lifting it off the desk will give us a
little more space for other things plus it means we can move it around and position exactly how we
want it on top of that I always think monitors look awesome when they're on on arm okay so on
the left here we have the PlayStation 5 and coming from a PlayStation 4 this is all already a massive
step up not only for performance and lad times but the noise levels this thing will run so much
quieter in here now in theory a PS5 slim would take up less space but this fills the area quite
well and to keep with the whole Dark theme I've added some black console covers which gives it
a nice stealthy look it means it Blends into the setup rather than standing out with the default
white plates now as the PS5 only comes with 825 GB of storage I've also added a 1 tbte nvme SSD
so this adds more internal storage without having an external SSD hanging out the back plus he can
install and run PS5 games straight from the new internal SSD so when it comes to building any
new setup whether it's for productivity or gaming you're always going to need that one more USB port
you know for charging or hooking up those ssds well that's where these - Ugreen docking stations
come in handy the first one is the Revodoc Max this is a 13in one docking station that gives us
all of the ports we could possibly need including not just one but two Thunderbolt four ports this
is ideal for using with monitors up to 8K as well as highspeed ssds there's also four USBC
ports two usba a ports SD card readers a 3.5 mil headphone jack and an ethernet port not only that
but it also offers 90 W fast charging for powering and charging a laptop and can support up to 3 4K
displays at the same time of course if you didn't need or want something this big they've got a
smaller and more portable option which is this the Revodoc Pro they're simply plug plugs into
your laptop and gives you 13 ports including two HDMI ports a display port USBC four usba ports a
gigb ethernet port 3.5 mil headphone jack and an SD card reader it also gives us a 100 wat power
delivery and up to 10 GB per second transfer speed it's also pretty small so ideal for using with a
laptop or keeping in your bag while you're away so yeah if you wanted to add more ports to your
setup I have linked to both of these below now as this monitor doesn't have speakers built in
in and you kind of need a decent headset for playing online anyway I've gone for a set of
Steel series Nova Pros they do these in wired and wireless but the wir are slightly cheaper
and offer Better Sound and mic quality now what I like about the Nova Pros are the Leather Ear cups
which are Super comfy as well as the fact that they rotate so if you took them off and place
them around your neck or on your desk they would sit flat instead they've also got a retractable
mic and a nice still headband on the top but the biggest and the best feature of these is the deck
this little box under the monitor you can not only change your in-game volume or mute and
unmute yourself but it gives you full EQ control for your audio you can dial in your own equalizer
settings or use the default presets now before I picked up the Astro a 50x for my own setup I
use the wireless version of these and I had no complaints about them at all and when these are
not in use they sit on this spean headset stand in the corner so you might have noticed this already
but we're not using a standard PS5 dual desense controller I've actually gone ahead and gifted one
of my scuff controllers Instead This is the dark gray with black buttons that I built last year but
I thought it would look so much better than the white controller in the setup now you've probably
heard of scuff by now but I've been using their controllers for years and I don't think I could
ever go back to using a normal controller for games like Call of Duty remapping buttons to the
rear paddles and those instant triggers make such a difference and if you were seriously interested
in buying one of these for yourself I do actually have a discount code below which will work across
their website and then this is sitting in one of these charging Docs I found on Amazon I would much
rather have had the official PlayStation dock but as that only comes in white I had to find a black
alternative instead it lights up when charging and I think it looks pretty good now one of the
most striking items in this setup has got to be the chair this is the Herman Miller Vantum in
collaboration with Logitech G it's technically their newest and cheapest chair but it's still
£900 now it was a tough decision whether to go for all black or black and white but again seeing it
all come together in the room I think the white was definitely the right choice now what I like
about the Phantom is it looks like a gaming chair but it also still looks premium it's got a really
nice design along with the Herman Miller branding throughout as well as a nice pop of red it's still
got all of the usual adjustments you would expect from a chair as well as a headrest but it has that
presence that not a lot of other chairs will give you then underneath the chair the room is
obviously carpeted and that not only helps with the sound but it kind of keeps it looking cozy as
well but it does mean the chair could struggle to move in and out so I decided to add one of these
heavy duty floor mats I've got two of these in my own setup at home and they are without doubt the
best floor mats I've ever used they don't flex and they come as one solid piece so there's no
creases or Ripples and you don't need to iron it out okay so on the wall here we've got one of my
favorite pieces and one that I wish I had in my own setup this is from a company called frame a
game where they take discs cases and steelbooks and mount them in a frame to create this awesome
piece of art for Brad setup I've gone with Modern Warfare 2 as let's face it is one of the best Call
of Duty games ever made and this steel but look looks so good as well and what I like about it
is its gaming art without looking cheap or tacky so it would look good in any room and any setup I
then had a look through their site and ended up ordering a GTA Vice City for my own setup now I
just need to find a wall to put it on and the good news is after I spoke to them they've actually
given me a discount code that I can give to you so if you want to go ahead and order anything through
their website use my code below and you will get 10% off and if you do order anything let me
know in the comments oh and above the setup he's added a shelf where he'll be store woring all of
his Snapbacks and hats each one has a personal meaning to him depending on where he's been so
that's a pretty cool idea although I do think he should have gone for 19 in of Venom next we have
got to talk about the lighting in here most of today's video has been bright and Airy which is
good going for the size of the room but it also needs good lighting for that proper gaming Vibe
so we've got the seiling lights which gives us the bright daytime lighting but then this is how
it looks at night and this is only done with two lights so we've got the goy neon ropes that we
fitted to the back of the deck desk and we've got these as well this is Govee's Glide hexagon light
panels so you get 10 of these plastic hexagons in the box which you simply line up and create
any pattern you'd like on your wall and this is how they look when they're off and then boom this
is how they look when they're switched on and the good news is both of these lights can be
controlled in the app or synced up to your Alexa or Google speakers but this lighting is completely
transform the room into a proper gaming setup sure the flashing lights might be distracted while you
play so you could just set them to a static color instead in fact I think the Red theme really suits
this room it ties in with the Rog branding on the Monitor and the red details of the chair okay so
after a full day of building and filming this is what we're left with imagine opening this door
to what you thought was a cupboard and seeing this setup I mean who wouldn't want a gaming setup like
this in their bedroom or in the corner of their living room I don't think many of us will have a
cupboard this big but if you do just look what you could do with the space as long as you can fit a
desk in you could literally replicate something like this honestly this is a setup that I would
be proud to call my own and I know Brad is really happy with it and what's great is there's still
room for adding more stuff to the wars and this will probably evolve over time so there you have
it this is my first setup build on the channel for somebody else what do you think I honestly
had so much fun making this video and it would be awesome to make more videos like this in 2024
so let me know down below if you think this would be a great series for the channel now drop a nice
gaming setup in the comments and I'll give you a thumbs up for staying right till the end and if
you did enjoy today's video check out rog's latest gaming monitor video next as I review the 32in 4K
OLED in my set up well thanks for watching please like sub and follow me everywhere until next time