Multi-monitor setup
- Thread starter JaseH
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Have you completely ruled out ultrawides as they would obviously give you huge resolutions / screen without the bezels?
Also, why 4 for gaming, I would have thought 3 mounted horizontal would be better for peripheral vision.
I think if you can stretch the budget a bit more I'd go for one of these:
Samsung CRG90 if you need it sooner rather than later
Samsung Odyssey G9 is the replacement for the above (higher refresh rate) if you can wait for pre-order
If you can stretch the budget even more but want the extra peace of mind of better dead pixel warranty then:
AOC AG493UCX
Similar to the CRG90 but not as good HDR.
Also, why 4 for gaming, I would have thought 3 mounted horizontal would be better for peripheral vision.
I think if you can stretch the budget a bit more I'd go for one of these:
Samsung CRG90 if you need it sooner rather than later
Samsung Odyssey G9 is the replacement for the above (higher refresh rate) if you can wait for pre-order
If you can stretch the budget even more but want the extra peace of mind of better dead pixel warranty then:
AOC AG493UCX
Similar to the CRG90 but not as good HDR.
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You can also use multiple applications / games in windowed mode but you have the advantage with the ultrawides of playing something full screen too and not having the bezels. The ultrawides usually have an app too that allows you to divide the screen up.
If you want to go down the individual screens route then these are very popular:
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/aoc-...-widescreen-led-gaming-monitor-mo-053-ao.html
Then you'd probably want a monitor mount to free up desk space from multiple monitor stands, something like an ergotron hx which comes as two products for this set up, the base mount for a single monitor and then you have to buy the triple mount bar to upgrade it.