best monitors for Triple monitor Eyefinity setup

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as title say am planning on going Eyefinity looking good monitors for around 250 pound each must have 1920x1080 res or 1920x1200 res also if possible 120Hz

if anyone knows of any good monitors please let me know (this will only be used for gaming)
 
i want something like those ;/
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I just made the jump to Eyefinity and the results are ACE. Here is a link to my dodgy setup taken from a horrid camera phone. I will post more piccy's at some point though.

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=18089775&page=7

I was originally waiting for Samsungs eyefinity setups but on further investigation it looks like they are only 23" Monitors and have a terrible response time (15 seconds I think it was). The monitors I have gone for are non hight adjustable, and dont have the standard stand connection on the back, but the quaility is amazing. No complaints so far regards the quality or ghosting etc...
 
starfighter said:
Remember you only have 2 DVI ports, so you need atleast 1 display port monitor unless you buy an adapter which ain't cheap.
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yea there around 80 pound but that is not that much when you think about it
my rig im finishing off (ordering it today) will cost £1800 without monitors



powdaman yes the samsung Thin-Bezel Displays also are very expensive 1800 dollers for 3 :(
 
I'm using 3 * Dell 2407's all second hand. Can get them between 200 and 250 on the member mart, excellet quality for gaming.

here's an image of them in action with Hawx running on the screens.

5760*1200 Resolution through a 5970.



Taff
 
I use those creative speakers Supertaff :D

Make sure you adjust your FOV other wise the two outer screens will appear to be stretching the game D:
 
2407 are excellent screens due to the low price used and the rather slim bezel. Yet you lack a Displayport which means you got to purchase a 80£ active DP adapter..

The U2410 would have a DP on board. But that screen is 430£+ and heard some negative feedback about it.
 
Konzul said:
2407 are excellent screens due to the low price used and the rather slim bezel. Yet you lack a Displayport which means you got to purchase a 80£ active DP adapter..

The U2410 would have a DP on board. But that screen is 430£+ and heard some negative feedback about it.
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For Dell get a single 2408WFP (which has display port already) and 2 X 2407WFP HC's Sorted!
 
Comes in 4 pieces for home assembly.

Two items for the pedestals, one for the keyboard draw in the middle and one for the desktop itself.

So it may fit, but it is a very big desk and takes up a lot of room. The room I have it in is 3m * 3.33m

Taff
 
You'll probably also need a new chair as well as the desk is higher than most desks. Top of desk is 845mm of the ground. I'm currently sat on seat with top of seat pad height of 480mm high. Really need something with seat top height of 520mm or greater, as I feel like a little munchkin at present.

Also just checked the sizes.

Pedastals width 585mm (minus big box they came in), and they are the biggest fixed elements that you'll have to get into the room through the door space.

Taff
 
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