Soldato
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- 22 Feb 2014
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I bought a 32" HP Omen a while back, very happy with it, productibity and gaming it seems to be a good size/resolution.
However it meant that my monitors at the time didn't really "fit" with it.
I had 2 x Dell Ultrasharp 22" 1080p screens
They were physically larger and when I turned them to protrait mode the 1920 to 1440 transistion was annoying.
I swapped these for 2 x Dell 19" 1440 x 900 screens, and now run these in portrait next to it.
however the lack of Horizontal pixels on the extra monitors is really starting to bug me, anytime I open up a program on one of the additional monitors and start to read from it I normally end up dragging it to the main screen, which kind of negates the purpose of having extra monitors.
I am not really wanting to change the main screen if i can help it because it really is a decent monitor for the price.
And I can only see going ultrawide as an alternative and that seems to be a very costly option (starting at least over double the price I paid for this monitor)
However it meant that my monitors at the time didn't really "fit" with it.
I had 2 x Dell Ultrasharp 22" 1080p screens
They were physically larger and when I turned them to protrait mode the 1920 to 1440 transistion was annoying.
I swapped these for 2 x Dell 19" 1440 x 900 screens, and now run these in portrait next to it.
however the lack of Horizontal pixels on the extra monitors is really starting to bug me, anytime I open up a program on one of the additional monitors and start to read from it I normally end up dragging it to the main screen, which kind of negates the purpose of having extra monitors.
I am not really wanting to change the main screen if i can help it because it really is a decent monitor for the price.
And I can only see going ultrawide as an alternative and that seems to be a very costly option (starting at least over double the price I paid for this monitor)
