Anyone run 22" or 24" monitor at 1920x1080?

[rbartell]

Quote from mksummny:

I run 5 28" Hans G monitors at that resolution and it works out just fine. I had to turn the brightness down but I enjoy having all the screenspace.

I might be interested in a setup like that. What do you use for a stand?

 

[rbartell]

Quote from new$:

so what kind of video cards are you guys using?

I've got a regular ATI Radeon that runs two and then bought an external(USB) monitor plug in. If you've got the money, it's worth getting one card that supports all your monitors though.

 

[Bob111]

ugly...and picture kinda sucks..how about this one-

 

[NetTecture]

Quote from new$:

so what kind of video cards are you guys using?

Get the new ATI's 5xxx series - the 5750 is fine driving 3 (!) screens at a higher resolution than yours and uses only 25% or so of the power of older models / nvidia doing so (which means less cooling needs = less noise).

As was said, the resolution is not that high by technology standards

 

[W208]

A height of 1080 or 1200 makes quite a difference.

And keep in mind the amount of time you are going to spend in front of your screen: hundreds of hours, and probably thousands.
My advise: do not care about the last $100 more or less for a screen.

 

[nitro]

I run two 24" at 1920 x 1200 and it works well.

 

[NetTecture]

What model are you using?

 

[Scataphagos]

Quote from nitro:

I run two 24" at 1920 x 1200 and it works well.

Scaled back, did you?

 

[nitro]

Quote from Scataphagos:

Scaled back, did you?

No. That is what I have connected to one computer. Hopefully soon I will have the entire setup (8 x 24") back.

 

[Scataphagos]

Quote from nitro:

No. That is what I have connected to one computer. Hopefully soon I will have the entire setup (8 x 24") back.

That's more like it.