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For a little background, I currently run two 22" LCD monitors side by side. I love all the working area that is available. After having two monitors I decided I would never go back to one. I am sure many of you feel the same way. I figured the only way to get more real estate is to go to a 30" monitor, and later maybe two.
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I looked at OCing my SNES but chickened out.
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I think you should have 5x22"ers
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I think 30's are a waste of money unless you really need the extra resolution and screen acreage. (And yes, I have used them, but I don't (IMO) think they offer enough for the outlay!)
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i have also notice the outragous price of 30" ers
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When the demand starts to drop because all the high end users have bought their 30" monitors is when you will see the price start to drop. --------------- ASUS Striker II Extreme , C2D Q9450, 4 Gig Memory, EVGA 8800GTX Triple SLI, Thermaltake 1000W PSU, Thermaltake Armor + Case, Acer 24" AL2416WD LCD, Water Cooled, 12 Foot DVI Cable, Vista 64 Bit SP1 |
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thats childsplay.
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Well..I have a 30" Dell and a 21" Samsung. Yes, the real estate is quite nice. ...but generally its totally unncessesary and I'd say a 30" is a bad investment unless you REALLY need the space. I'd say a nice pair of 24" would be fine. ...but since you have a pair of 22" that's probably not even necessary.
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42" @ 1920x1200 from 2' to 3' away. That is great, especially if you're nearly blind. --------------- Yes, I use an Intel Quad. Sometimes its a little overclocked, sometimes a bit underclocked. Yet, its always nice, the virtualiztion is sick. And? |
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Thanks for the input from someone who has had the experience, Halcyon.
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Yeah, I agree with Halcyon.
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It seems crazy to get rid of a screen just yet.
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I've run 3 dispays before. 2 x 21" and 1 x 24" Samsung. Again, nice, but IMHO I think its overkill too. It was fun to show the the folks around the office my "Cinemax" setup but...
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I use a 28" 1920x1200 LCD and two 1680x1050 displays. The 28" is great for gaming, and supports HDMI and component inputs so game consoles are easily able to be hooked up as well. |
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I used 4 19" CRT monitors in the past... then switched to 2 22" WS LCD and a 19"CRT
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