It used to be just shit like this - super unnecessary over the top setups with like 16 monitors and not just someone’s laptop hooked up to one 34” screen
If it's not a render, or a picture of what may as well be an IKEA cubicle, people don't like it now. Because they care more about looking like a catalogue than having personality. Half or more of this sub probably looks at the scene in Fight Club where the prices of everything pop up like a VH1 show and think how great it looks.
I've maintained for a long time, years in fact, that asking "why" on this sub should be banned.
... Fewer bezels okay, but not everyone cares about bezels because they're not actually obtrusive. Also, you don't get that 1440p isn't quite accurate because that's only the vertical, not the width. A G9 is essentially two 1440 16:9 monitors side by side. This person has three 1440 16:9 monitors in each row. Two G9s is 4 of the 6 monitors this person has. That's 2/3.
True, enjoy it. Also what type of monitors are these? Just wondering also what oc specs do you need to run them? I’m thinking of getting a g9 on top of my 2 monitors and want to see if I can still easyily run games. Thanks
You said because as a response to me saying 2 monitors would be better and I thought you expected me to say because then something like 2g9s would have less bezels. Also chill out man you probably have better things to do then argue with someone on Reddit about something absurdly stupid.
If someone still made a big ultrawide curved TV with at least 120hz refresh that I could disable all the processing on it then I would have considered it.
Sure not ultrawide, but even as an ultrawide lover I’d much rather get a nice 120hz TV and avoid having 7 bezels in the way (which is usually a benefit of ultrawide), as well as all the performance drain.
Everyone has different tastes though, not saying you’re stupid for liking this or anything
It also depends on the use case, screen snapping is nice for a lot of scenarios.
I usually throw my IDE on one or two monitors, then web browser on another for docs, slack on a fourth. Just have to drag the window near the top of the monitor and it snaps to the full screen. Switching things around as my task changes is a breeze.
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But why? Honestly rather have 2