Anyone using 27" or 32" monitors

jk90029 said:
Do you use only ONE VGA card with two 1920 monitors? If so, two pieces of 1920 monitors has roughly ONE 2560 monitor in momory, because 2*1920^2 = 7372800 is roughly close to 2560^2 = 6553600.
But two separate monitors need more work (in VGA momory) than one physical monitor, if my understanding is correct.
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I use 2 x 2560x1080 using two high end 3D cards.
 
Autodidact said:
I use 2 x 2560x1080 using two high end 3D cards.
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Good to hear. So each one monitor with separate VGA card. That is also what I am trying to have soon.

In the meantime, looking for one 4K monitor or two pieces of 4K. In this case, I have to change the current VGA card(s).
 
jk90029 said:
Good to hear. So each one monitor with separate VGA card. That is also what I am trying to have soon.

In the meantime, looking for one 4K monitor or two pieces of 4K. In this case, I have to change the current VGA card(s).
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Careful with 4k Monitors, you need them to be huge otherwise fonts look miniscule.
 
I am trading now at 24" and 1920*1080 and I am trying to make something happen really anyway. I simply do not understand why people consider 27" when they have 24" my past one was something like 19", if I will change mine 8 years old it will be something to 29-30" or 32" full one 1440p, no less.
 
IamaMars said:
I am trading now at 24" and 1920*1080 and I am trying to make something happen really anyway. I simply do not understand why people consider 27" when they have 24" my past one was something like 19", if I will change mine 8 years old it will be something to 29-30" or 32" full one 1440p, no less.
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Just curious, all your recent posts have been on 4 to 5 year old threads. Seems very odd.
 
Autodidact said:
Careful with 4k Monitors, you need them to be huge otherwise fonts look miniscule.
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Yep.

I've got four 1080p monitors in a 2x2 grid on my desk. It takes up a lot of space. It's synthetically a 4k display. I'd much rather have one jumbo 4k screen than this 2x2 grid I have now :P
 
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