Setups submitted by Synergy customers. Each week we pick a winner from the latest submissions, who gets a 10-year access pass and a feature on the Synergy homepage.
Submit yoursRunning one PC and two laptops from a single keyboard and mouse, with the ultrawide split across sources so each machine gets its own screen space. Synergy handles the switching, keeping all three environments reachable without touching a second input device.
Submitted by 90366638 on Facebook
Two Macs split the production work: the M1 Mac Studio anchors the main session in Nuendo while the Intel machine runs realtime audio processes over the local network and fires complex macros via TouchOSC.
Submitted by dirkvanniekerk on Instagram
Built around an AMD Ryzen 9800X3D paired with an RTX 4070 Ti Super and 32GB of DDR5, this setup pairs a 4K 240Hz LG OLED with a 43-inch Samsung G7 for both gaming and everyday use.
Submitted by TibbertsWorld on Facebook
Two keyboards and two mice pushed this streamer back toward Synergy after a decade away on a single PC. The gaming machine runs an RTX 4060 and i7-12700K while the dedicated streaming PC handles the broadcast side, and one input set will soon cover both.
Submitted by Red_Five Gaming on Facebook
Built for watching Formula 1 with every angle covered: live timing, team radio via Grand Prix Radio, F1 TV streams split by constructor, and race broadcasts running across two desktops and two laptops. Synergy keeps one mouse and keyboard moving across all four machines without interruption.
Submitted by rikhendriks on Facebook
The G9 does split-screen duty between the gaming PC and either laptop, so any of the three machines can claim display space as needed. One keyboard and mouse covers all of them through Synergy, no input switching required.
Submitted by Low351 on Facebook
Development across Dell, Apple, and Asus ROG laptops plus an Alienware Area51r2 means four machines sharing the same desk for both coding and gaming. Synergy keeps one keyboard and mouse moving between all of them, so switching tasks doesn't mean switching inputs.
Submitted by poser8 on Reddit
Three machines across three operating systems, all controlled from one keyboard and mouse. The Windows desktop brings serious gaming hardware, the MacBook Pro handles its own workload, and an Ubuntu machine runs alongside them. A Raspberry Pi weather station rounds out the desk.
Submitted by u/binSudo on Reddit
One keyboard and mouse on the main PC controls both machines, with the second PC mounted under the desk and its display running vertically beside the primary monitors.
Submitted by laokers on Instagram
Graphic design, large-format printing, web development, programming, remote support, and business administration all run through this one L-shaped desk every day.
Submitted by vinilplus on Facebook
Podcast production, DMX lighting control, and audio work all share the same desk here, spread across multiple Macs tied together by Synergy. With two Deity mics, a Chroma Q Vista EX console, and a VSHOW DMX Node in the mix, one keyboard and mouse reaches everything without switching inputs.
Submitted by Ryan.c.reed on Instagram
Serious research and work is the stated purpose, and the open documents back that up. Synergy ties the machines together so one keyboard and mouse reaches everything on the desk without interruption, keeping focus on the work rather than the inputs.
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