 Gentlemen, we all know that companies love putting gaming in their product names. But while this is a meaningful descriptor for some components, for others, it's nothing more than marketing gobbledygook. Your task is to arrange these gaming parts on the board according to the most legitimate. You know what? I'll go first. I would say a gaming mouse is legitimately very gaming. Why'd you put the mouse so high Linus? This should be the top. Well, no, because a gaming mouse is more likely to have better gaming performance. You try getting headshots with a quadro, dude. Yeah, especially with the new drivers. Get out of here. And I'm standing by it. Oh no! It's off the charts! We got SSD. We're putting this way down here, boys. Off the charts again. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Oh no! Well, I mean gaming monitors, I would say like probably go right over here. Whoa! Really? More than a mouse? Okay, I'm gonna say that gaming RAM probably makes more of a difference than gaming SSD because it does tend to have lower latency. Oh, okay. Yeah, I can get behind that. I also think the RGB makes you feel better about yourself, and so you're gonna perform better. That's true. Interesting. They're accounting for a placebo effect. Okay, gaming headphones. Oh. That can tell you where the enemies are. Yeah, so can regular headphones. That's true. To a quadro? Yeah, what are you comparing it to? We're comparing it to products called gaming! Don't put that in the video. They're comparing themselves apart. Okay, because if it's that, we can put them all at the f***ing bottom. Are you just gonna say that? No, because a gaming monitor will be better. Now let's see how our participants respond to gaming desk. Sorry, what? No, Strahm, disagree. Oh! Oh, that is... Wow! Throw in your drink. Could it be a cup holder, perhaps, for your energy drink? Would that improve gaming performance? But that wouldn't improve performance. The drink is improving performance. You're confounding variables. But if you have to put it somewhere else and go grab it every time you want to drink... That could hurt your gaming performance. Yeah, if it doesn't have a cup holder. It has to happen. Alright, I'm getting it. It's likely to hurt my drink. It probably has RGB. We gotta assume it has RGB. I think we just leave it there. So is there such a thing as a gaming desk? Let's see what the Sharkoon Skiller SGD1 brings to the table. To the desk! Hey, hey, hey! I get it! You're a scientist! The new Force B-Free 6 has a new version using the latest in true wireless technology. Like their new mono mode for one ear use while maintaining audiophile quality sound. Check it out at the link in the video description. First, let's start with the facts. The SGD1 is a 55 by 27.5 inch desk that stands 31 inches tall. It's got a wooden tabletop with a scratch and apparently splash resistant coating. And hefty triangular steel legs. On balance, the desk feels robust and sturdy. It's a good desk. But is there anything about it that makes it a gaming desk? Other than it's explicit, but not in my opinion, over the top, gamery looks. Well, Sharkoon claims that the desk does indeed have specialized functionality for gamers. Though I'm not sure I really buy it. Let's go through these features one by one, shall we? First, the tabletop is large enough for essential equipment. Well, there's definitely enough room for a monitor, keyboard, and mouse. Though you might have difficulty fitting your desktop on there too, depending on how big your case is. Especially considering the shape of the desk kind of prevents you from comfortably sliding the rest of your stuff over. Still, I'll let them have this one. Next, it's the ergonomically chamfered edges that ensure comfortable gaming and working even over long periods. They're talking about this little slope here. But it's surprisingly sweet. It's easy on your mouse arm. And if you pull the keyboard close to the edge, it makes a really nice natural wrist rest. Because your wrists are in a neutral position rather than extended, which can contribute to repetitive stress injuries. This one definitely counts. But the strangest claim is that the protruding elements at each side provide convenient support for the elbows. The elbows. Really? This one wasn't working for me, so I enlisted the help of the other writers. Do people game like this? Oh, that's way better. Well, there's two ways that I can see. One is if you have two gaming computers for like, I don't know, team play or something, you've got an arm rest right here and an arm rest right over there. That's actually a pretty good point. I didn't realize that I was using this edge. But would it really matter if I didn't have this edge? I would still be over here. Pro gamers use their whole arms when they move the mouse around. And you've got to like teach yourself to do this. If you've got like a lot of travel. This actually lets you get a bit more movement with the mouse. It's not bad. You got to be leaning right in. Basically, you need to be a sniper, I guess. I think I get the advantage of being up close rather than having a big monitor or whatever. Look at the amount of control that I have because my elbow is there. I could pwn so many more noobs. Normally I can pwn like four to five. This is an eight to nine situation. Okay, I'm still not sure about that one. But there's actually a fair few features that other gaming desks offer that this one does not. Like a full surface mouse pad, headphone hanger or RGB lights. No RGB. But the SG-D1 does have a couple design elements that are nice to have for any desk, gamer or not. Including the wobble killing adjustable feet, integrated cable management tray. And this lovely little recess that ensures you can run cables off the desk edge and still be able to push it flush against the wall. Very nice. So should you buy this desk? While I don't think it's going to give me any more FPS. I found it very easy to assemble in just under 35 minutes with nice build quality. Despite the holes on the underside not quite lining up perfectly. But that didn't really take away from the structural integrity. So if you like the look, and I hope you like blue because it's the only color. If you live in a region where this puppy is actually sold or especially if you already own matching skill or products. This is a desk you can really stand behind. Speaking of things you can stand behind. Do you need to create a beautiful website but you don't want to go through the hassle? Well check out Squarespace. Their all-in-one platform makes it easy to get up and running quickly. 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