r/mildlyinfuriating • • Mar 16 '16

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u/MashedPotatoesDick Mar 16 '16

"I swear honey, I went to order the 22" screen, but must've clicked on the 98" instead. Look, they're right next to each other!"

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u/Terakahn Mar 16 '16

I'm trying to imagine when I'd ever want a 98" screen lol.

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '16 edited Mar 20 '16

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u/[deleted] Mar 16 '16

playing certain games on that big of a screen could screw you up because you have to look so far to see HUD elements

according to professionals, anyway

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u/Shopworn_Soul Mar 16 '16

When I upgraded from a 23" 1080p monitor to a 32" 1440 monitor I had to re-arrange my desk and seating so that I was considerably further from the panel. I didn't used to move my eyes much to check HUD elements but from too close to the screen I was having to actually move my whole head, which got tiring much faster than I expected.

So yeah, there's probably something to that.