HeyImLaFong

Can my setup run three Asus 27" LED G-Sync ROG Swift PG278QR smoothly if only one is used to play games on and the two others for graphs and netflix?

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Desk space is not a problem whatsoever. I don't know how I want the monitors set up, but maybe the main in the middle, one on each side and two on top of those three again. No monitor can exceed 27", unless we replace the two monitors on top with one wide monitor. I don't really have a budget, but lets be realistic and stick to the consumer grade (no super-expensive monitors like the ones Apple sells)

Hi there! A week or so ago I bought my new desktop. Here is the build: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/WdCwd6 For a couple of days now I have been using my old Samsung monitor, but I plan on buying multiple new monitors now. The problem is that I don't know what kind of set up to go for. Primairly I am going to use the setup for having multiple stock graphs and financial instruments up on once, while for example playing games on one main screen. This main screen needs to have 144Hz and 1ms, preferably 4K as well. In total I want 4 or 5 monitors (including the main one) but I don't know which ones to go for. What are your thoughts on this - which 3 or 4 other monitors should I go for? I really dont care about latency or those things on these screens, but it would be very nice if the side of the screens weren't so thick since I will be using a multiple monitor setup. For now I've been looking into the Asus 27" LED G-Sync ROG Swift PG278QR for the main monitor, but I really need help on the other ones. What do you think? Any suggestions and advices? Thanks!

Thats why I came here, I want your advice for the best desktop.

Seriously, fuck off. I came here for advice on CPU, motherboards, and screens, not any of that other shit you're coming with. So how about you gently fuck off and take a long walk on a short pier.

Take a swim with your concrete shoes

Well, I want a 3-screen setup. The main screen must be the best one and tackle all kinds of gaming. Which kind would you go for? Thanks for the help, appreciate it. Still dunno what kind of processor to go with yet though...

I dont know yet... I mean, the best would be would be to play on 4k 144hz G-sync but I dont find any monitors that have that... Preferably not over 27"

Woulld i9 7900x beat the crap out of those? I'm considering to buy that one

Which CPU would you go for then?

What kind of main monitor would you recommend to me and what kind of side-monitors would you recommend? Thanks for the partpicker-list!

Alright. Do you think my setup will be able to run 1 4k 144hz screen with two different screens on the side? Plus another big screen over the other three screens? I will be using the 4k one on gaming.

Why would you go for the 7800x instead of the 7900x? And why two different sets of RAM? I know I overreacted, but it's so irritating to have people constantly throw at me how a waste of money this is etc. even though it should be fairly easy for them to understand that its not a budget-computer I'm building.

Why would I need to look into Moore's law? Because of the number of transistors on integrated circuits growing each year, any computer will not and can not retain its value; I am correct in making my point.