Third and Second monitor to match 27"?

duxck · December 6, 2017

Hello,

I've been trying to figure out resolutions and dimensions/sizes on which secondary monitors I should get.

I just bought a new monitor and none of my old ones support pivoting (or really any kind of adjustments).

What I wanted to do is to have my 27" in the middle and the other two monitors pivoted.

Do you guys have any suggestions on monitors I should look at or perhaps how I figure out dimensions for ti? a

The monitor I bought: https://www.acer.com/ac/sv/SE/content/model/UM.HX0EE.A01

Also, suggestions on a mount for three monitors is highly appreciated.

MikaelRs · December 8, 2017

I'd suggest going to https://pricespy.co.uk/ or the Swedish equivalent (I'm guessing you're Swedish since the link you posted has SE in it) https://www.prisjakt.nu/.

Then look at the monitor you bought, look at its height and try to find a pivoting screen that is as wide as that screen is tall, so for example if your screen is 300mm high your pivoted screen should be 300mm wide.

This is although a slightly rough measurement so you'll have to do some mathematics to remove the stand and such from the equation, as well as getting a screen with the right bezel thickness.

duxck · December 9, 2017

On 12/8/2017 at 3:18 PM, MikaelRs said:

I'd suggest going to https://pricespy.co.uk/ or the Swedish equivalent (I'm guessing you're Swedish since the link you posted has SE in it) https://www.prisjakt.nu/.

Then look at the monitor you bought, look at its height and try to find a pivoting screen that is as wide as that screen is tall, so for example if your screen is 300mm high your pivoted screen should be 300mm wide.

This is although a slightly rough measurement so you'll have to do some mathematics to remove the stand and such from the equation, as well as getting a screen with the right bezel thickness.

Thanks for the reply. Yeah that is what I did.

Didn't find anything fitting as of yet.

Atm i'll just stick with my old monitors. Hopefully it wont affect the performance when I game too much