Ben, also known as Scorpio Tech, presents his 2021 small room setup tour, showcasing significant upgrades from the previous year. He highlights new tech acquisitions like Nvidia 30 series cards, Xbox Series X/S, and PlayStation 5. The room features a new Ikea bedside table, an Atom Tech stand for devices, an Amazon Alexa, and an Orki RGB touch lamp. His bed and bedding are updated for a better look, complemented by RGB lighting around the room. The console gaming setup includes both PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, with custom shelving to accommodate their size. The PC gaming setup boasts an Asus Rog Strix 3080 GPU and other high-end components. Desk upgrades include studio headphones, a Razer basilisk mouse, and dual Asus TUF monitors. Ben controls the room's RGB lighting with various apps and enjoys the immersive experience provided by Nanoleaf light panels. Cable management is meticulously maintained for a clean look. Ben concludes by inviting viewers to subscribe and follow his social channels.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is a 2021 setup tour by Ben, also known as Scorpio Tech.
2. The video recently surpassed 1.8 million views.
3. Ben has made significant upgrades to his setup since the last year's video.
4. The bedside table is from Ikea and is called "Go Dishes".
5. The bedside table costs £35.
6. Ben uses a 12-meter Nova Stellar RGB strip around the bed side table and the TV.
7. The TV is a Samsung 55-inch 4K model.
8. The TV is not 120Hz capable.
9. Ben has a Nintendo Switch plugged into his PC monitors.
10. The PC gaming setup includes an Asus Rog Strix 3080 GPU.
11. The GPU is a huge upgrade from Ben's previous Strix GTX 1070.
12. Ben has an I9 9900k CPU overclocked at 5 gigahertz.
13. Ben has 32 gigabytes of Corsair Vengeance RGB RAM at 3200 megahertz.
14. The PC has an NZXT Kraken x62 AIO CPU Cooler.
15. The power supply is a Corsair RM750x.
16. Ben has a one-terabyte Samsung 970 Evo Plus for the operating system.
17. The desktop is the Ikea Linman, which is 150 centimeters by 75 centimeters.
18. The desk is held up by Ikea Alex draws.
19. Ben uses a Rode NT USB microphone.
20. Ben has a pair of Bayer Dynamic DT 990 Pros studio headphones.
21. The headphones are open-back 250 ohm headphones.
22. Ben uses a Sound Blaster G3 DAC amp with the headphones.
23. Ben has a Gamma K66 keyboard, formerly known as the Warmia K66.
24. The keyboard has brine switches.
25. Ben has a custom white coiled cable from Key Cables for his keyboard.
26. Ben has a Razer Basilisk Mercury mouse.
27. The mouse is a nicely weighted mouse that Ben picked up for £30.
28. Ben uses a purple Storm mousepad from Aura Mech.
29. Ben has a Lamical adjustable phone stand.
30. The phone stand costs £10.
31. Ben has a Devoom Pixel Max, a 32x32 pixel art display.
32. The display has a bunch of functions, including a clock, games, and user-created pixel art.
33. Ben has a Autonomous Ergo Chair 2.
34. The chair was kindly sent to Ben by the company.
35. Ben has an Asus Tough VG27AQ monitor.
36. The monitor has a resolution of 2560x1440 and a 165Hz IPS panel.
37. Ben uses a program called Wallpaper Engine on Steam to change his desktop wallpaper.
38. Ben has nanoleaf light panels.
39. The light panels can be customized in practically any way using the app.
40. Ben has a Govi light strip around the back of his monitors and desk.
41. The light strip can be controlled via phone, Alexa, and Google Home.
42. Ben has a Levolt dual monitor stand, which is no longer on sale.
43. Ben recommends the Bontextual monitor stand, which is the same build as the Levolt stand.
44. The monitor stand can hold up to 27-inch monitors without any tilting or alignment issues.
45. Ben has a box full of cleaning equipment and cable management tools.