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2nd monitor for working

Swiebertjeee
By Swiebertjeee
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my main monitor is a benq XL2411 (24 inch, 144hz) but I want a 2nd monitor same size . but It doesnt need to be spectacular. I will use my 2nd screen for streaming videos or showing websites I created while I can keep coding on my main screen. I think a budget of 200 euro's will be more than enough but Im not sure what to pick could you guys help me out? 

 

 

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Or get a lower frequency one of the same resolution, which you can get for about $130 from ACER

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If you don't need to spend that much.. And don't care what 2nd screen you have,... and just need a working display, would a 19" widescreen be so bad,... their cheap as chips these days ($5-15) at garage sales and online sales sites.. (craigslist/gumtree)

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You should just buy a random monitor that is not terrible from Marktplaats.

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That's a great idea, but I'm not great with Windows computers. Can you point me to a good place to get one of those? Does Alienware make them? I think only those would be compatible with my Alienware Area-51.

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