Hi, After getting my new L1752S screens, I've been trying dual screen gaming and I can't see the crosshair properly.......other than spending 1K on a 30" dell, any suggestions as to how i go about removing the surround off the screen and basically joining them together? It doesnt have to be actually physically joined, just under 4-5mm apart?
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They should design gaming monitors that have removable sides, so you can fit 2 or more together seamlessly.
If the monitor frame and sides had male-female snap-fit connectors, then you could easily chain two or more together. The lugs could be hinge-mounted to allow some degree of rotation too.
The left sidebar could have male lugs, while the right sidebar would have female lugholes. The actual monitor frame would have corresponding lugholes on it's lefthand side, and lugs on it's righthand side.
Then you could buy two or more identical monitors, remove some sidebars, and snap-fit them together.
The same technique could be applied to the top and bottom bars, to allow home videowalls
If the monitor frame and sides had male-female snap-fit connectors, then you could easily chain two or more together. The lugs could be hinge-mounted to allow some degree of rotation too.
The left sidebar could have male lugs, while the right sidebar would have female lugholes. The actual monitor frame would have corresponding lugholes on it's lefthand side, and lugs on it's righthand side.
Then you could buy two or more identical monitors, remove some sidebars, and snap-fit them together.
The same technique could be applied to the top and bottom bars, to allow home videowalls