Shushki

I guess this isn't really a forum for help then if I can get 80 views and no replies...

Uhhh bump? Maybe I could get a reply. Out of the 40 people who viewed it nobody could answer...

Hi, I am looking to purchase new monitors that have to meet the following criteria;- $550 or less for all three monitors-27in and 1920x1080-5ms or less response time-60Hz or more refresh rate-Curved-VESA MountableAnd I have found these;For the middle display (Main gaming display): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07N6ZBCVY/ref=ox_sc_act_title_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 And for the two sides (Productivity displays): https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071JJ8V4S/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 I chose these because I wanted 144Hz for the gaming display with the 3ms response time and two side ones that I could use for productivity so they didn't necessarily have to be 144Hz or have a fast response time.My main issue with this plan is that the side monitors have a different hight than the main monitor and this would bug me as I want all of them to line up together. So my only thought to rectify this issue is to get a mount for the three monitors. I'm not sure if traditional Tripple Monitor Mounts support curved displays or if they would look weird and not line up properly. Does anyone have any suggestions on other monitors or mounts that I could use?Cheers.

I just had heard that having the OS and running games from the same drive could cause bottlenecks. If I went with the first, I would have the M.2 SSD for boot, and the SATA SSD for games and a 2Tb HDD for mass storage. Or If I went partitioning, then I would allocate whatever the OS needs in one partition and have a second for a game drive. Then again have the HDD for mass storage.

Hi, I just had a quick question before I go ahead and purchase new parts for an upgrade to my build. I’m wondering if I should get a 128Gb M.2 NVMe SSD for a boot drive and a 500Gb 2.5 Inch SSD for a game drive or if I should just get a bigger M.2, and make partitions. Thanks!