How many monitors do you have?

[themctipers]

Anything goes, as long as it is LCD! 

 

1x 4k TN

1x 4k IPS (returning this wednesday)

 

1x 1200p TN

3x 1080p TN (I'll use one when I am returning 4k IPS)

 

2x 1280x800 TN (Laptop's monitor)

 

^{the sweating that happens when you click enter and it starts the topic before you finished making questions, then you click cancel by accident which is beside edit topic.}

[TheSLSAMG]

Just two 1080p60 IPS panels here, though I'm eyeing up some 1440p 144Hz VA/IPS stuff because screw TN.

[Drak3]

One 4K panel, one 1440p 144Hz Gsync panel, one 1080p 75Hz Freesync panel, two 1080p 60hz panels. Backup is a 768p VGA monitor. Was contemplating getting a second 1440p 144Hz G Sync, but Costco stopped selling them in store.

[NewHopeTech]

Not sure how to answer some of these questions, as I don't really have a main computer. I use synergy with 3 computers, each with their own monitor. All IPS, two are 1080p and the other is 1050p.

[themctipers]

2 minutes ago, NewHopeTech said:

Not sure how to answer some of these questions, as I don't really have a main computer. I use synergy with 3 computers, each with their own monitor. All IPS, two are 1080p and the other is 1050p.

the one that is used the most often / the one that has the best hardware!

[dizmo]

This poll just proves that we're all far from the majority, and we should remember that when we come to conclusions about things

[PlayStation 2]

Just using a 1080p Samsung TV.

It's hardly a great monitor but for my needs it's fine.

[themctipers]

Just now, dizmo said:

This poll just proves that we're all far from the majority, and we should remember that when we come to conclusions about things

4k is superior 

and i want my 16:10 back, please. 

[sazrocks]

Exact models are in my profile, but I have one 144hz 1440p tn panel for games (which I put for my main monitor), one 60hz (overclcoked to 77Hz for lolz) 1080p ips panel for content consumption and for reddit while gaming, and one 1020x1680 (vertical) monitor for foruming/document viewing.

[NewHopeTech]

4 minutes ago, themctipers said:

the one that is used the most often / the one that has the best hardware!

Best hardware rules out the mac mini. The other two trade blows, but they're both on 24" 1080p IPS monitors from AOC (which, btw, I don't recommend).

[ARikozuM]

I have to update the profile, but I was given two 24" Dell U2415 to go with my main rig for a total of six monitors (if I can find a grommet triple-stand or some arm-mounts that can keep them floating). I have quite a few monitors from 768@60 up to a single 1080@144Hz (my first look at high-refresh, you can tell how I feel about high-refresh vs TMG). For a future project, I'd like to waterproof one of the monitors for use in the tub or shower for Plex. 

[Ryois]

never owned a non IPS monitor. I have always had a weird aspect ratio: 21:9, 16:10, 4:3 the only 16:9 is my laptop monitor. 

[mariushm]

Have one 1920x1200 Samsung T240 (TN panel, before led backlights were all the rage) and one 1920x1080 Samsung HM2494 (same TN and old backlight).

These are due to be replaced with a single 32-40" 4K LCD.

 

Also have an old 1280x768 Samsung 172W monitor that i can quickly move around to various laptops or computers i sometimes have as repair projects... it's nice monitor, especially the stand.

[themctipers]

Just now, Ryois said:

never owned a non IPS monitor. I have always had a weird aspect ratio: 21:9, 16:10, 4:3 the only 16:9 is my laptop monitor. 

16:10 master race

the only IPS monitor I have is this 4k one, and im returning it because i don't feel like it's worth the $400 investment with slightly better colours and not even better viewing angles from top/bottom 

[themctipers]

1 minute ago, mariushm said:

Have one 1920x1200 Samsung T240 (TN panel, before led backlights were all the rage) and one 1920x1080 Samsung HM2494 (same TN and old backlight).

These are due to be replaced with a single 32-40" 4K LCD.

 

Also have an old 1280x768 Samsung 172W monitor that i can quickly move around to various laptops or computers i sometimes have as repair projects... it's nice monitor, especially the stand.

the only CCFL backlit panel I have is this laptop:

1280 x 800.. better than 1366 x 768 still. 

[Ryois]

Just now, themctipers said:

16:10 master race

the only IPS monitor I have is this 4k one, and im returning it because i don't feel like it's worth the $400 investment with slightly better colours and not even better viewing angles from top/bottom 

mine is a 2560x1600 Dell UP3017 so really good color quality. Usually 1,200$ got it for 300$ from a dead monitor from dell. Old monitor fried so dell sent me that up3017

[themctipers]

2 minutes ago, Ryois said:

mine is a 2560x1600 Dell UP3017 so really good color quality. Usually 1,200$ got it for 300$ from a dead monitor from dell. Old monitor fried so dell sent me that up3017

so far i am even satisfied with 97% sRGB

the next step up would be something along the lines of an apple display, that full P3 range.  

waiting for most online content to even have good greys.  

[Ryois]

1 minute ago, themctipers said:

so far i am even satisfied with 97% sRGB

the next step up would be something along the lines of an apple display, that full P3 range.  

waiting for most online content to even have good greys.  

for gaming, coding, light video editing 4k 21:9 is light lol, and video consumption: 
99% Adobe RGB (Delta E < 2)
99% sRGB
99% REC 709
99% DCI-P3

is sorta overkill...

[themctipers]

1 minute ago, Ryois said:

for gaming, coding, light video editing 4k 21:9 is light lol, and video consumption: 
99% Adobe RGB (Delta E < 2)
99% sRGB
99% REC 709
99% DCI-P3

is sorta overkill...

im typing this on a laptop with like 75% sRGB 

[Princess Luna]

Differentiate 1080p and 1440p ultrawide variants please.

[JTL]

On 11/4/2017 at 9:03 PM, Ryois said:

mine is a 2560x1600 Dell UP3017 so really good color quality. Usually 1,200$ got it for 300$ from a dead monitor from dell. Old monitor fried so dell sent me that up3017

Just curious, how is the UP3017? Considering it as a new main and there aren't many reviews.

[Guest lilbman]

21:9 1080p.  It is an IPS panel and is 34".  Link is here-LINK

[lefudgelover666]

1x 34" 3440x1440 120hz IPS G-Sync Alienware AW3418DW

1x 24.5" 1920x1080 240hz TN G-Sync Alienware AW2518H

 

my babies

[Sfekke]

I have a bunch of old 4:3 Lenovo displays. Over 10..

But for my main monitor an AOC FreeSync 1080P 75Hertz display is what I use my 2 21" ASUS monitors at 1080P 60Hertz serve me very well as secondary monitors. One secondary ASUS running my secondary PC on HDMI and main on over DVI. (My setup is a bit odd).

[RedSector]

I run 1440p at 165hz ... had to tick 144hz thats a 12.7% less..... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!