I took my PC out of my bedroom and I’ve been sleeping SO much better. I’m curious if anyone else has some insight into this.
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The term you’re looking for is sleep hygiene. Give it a Google and you might find even more tips to help you sleep.
Good sleep is good
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Not right now, but i usually prefer them to be in the bedroom because they work as a heater during winter and can really take the edge off the room without running an actual heater. Not as much fun during summer however lol
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I have mine in here but I have my sleeping area and the PC area.
I’m working on putting posters in my room and adding some flair in here. I would like to get more stuff set up in time.
Yes. But because I have no other place for it lol.
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I moved my PC into my bedroom about a year ago.
Can’t say I’ve noticed a change in my sleep.
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I’m pretty fortunate that I have a 4 bedroom house for my wife and I, we have our bedroom with 0 screens which is important imo.
I have a room dedicated to my nerditry
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It’s been over a decade since I’ve had a bedroom.
Where do you sleep sir? Are you a vampire?
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I keep mine in my room. It is my fortress of solitude.
I do have trouble sleeping sometimes, but i’m almost certain it’s not related to the presence of a computer in my room.
But yeah it’s a thing to have your room just be coded in your mind as “this place is for sleep only”. It makes it easier to sleep there. It’s in the same vein as “don’t s**t where you eat”, but instead it’s “don’t stress where you sleep”
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Laptop and phone are usually in reach. I’ll have every intention of going to sleep, but then I find myself at 4am asking Google if ducks fart. 
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A couch.
The floor when I’m feeling adventurous.
And maybe.
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Now I feel bad I thought you were memeing.
I hope that’s out of choice and not necessity my friend
I have a computer and a television in my room. 
Yeah, it’s terrible.
I miss being able to eat food with garlic in it, but it’s a convenient excuse to avoid attending Sunday service. You take the good with the bad.
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I find if I watch television or play games on my laptop in the bedroom, I can’t sleep at all 
I don’t have that problem .It’s easier for me to lay down when my flairs come up ,I would guess it depends on the person.
I’m fortunate enough to have my PC and TV, consoles, etc… in other rooms.
Bedroom is for bed related activities and where I keep my clothing.
It’s nice to have a quiet room to retreat to as well.
Bonus in the summer, room tends to stay cooler with no electronics running and giving off heat.
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i had school friends that had computers in there rooms. i can remember ones at a sleep over my mate woke up early, rolled over to his pc, turned it on, turned on a bot, rolled back to bed and went back to sleep. when he finally woke up he just rolled back to his pc, stopped the bot and gamed all day, only stopping to go to the bathroom and go get food
from that second on i vowed to myself i would NEVER put a pc in my room, dont want to walk up in 10 years and see myself as a fat lub of lard like the mate turned into (is also why i take lots of brakes though out the day and go for runs around the block)
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