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Just now, Clare said:

im doing some googling in the mean time. would MSI optix mag27cq be worse than LG 27GL850

Pretty much any/all 1440p/144hz monitors will be worse. The 27GL850 has pretty much been the gold standard the last 2 or 3 years since its release. There may be a few better, but very very few. 

So I want to do a triple monitor setup but need the monitors to fit certain needs. I'm looking for 3 monitors that can be put side by side with as little black bar of bezel as possible for seamless curve. I want them to be 144hz or better at 16:9, 27" and have vesa mount. 

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You could go with the Asus ones that have that filter/light refractor that blends the monitor edges together. 

 

 

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9 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

You could go with the Asus ones that have that filter/light refractor that blends the monitor edges together. 

 

 

After looking into it I dont care for the visible space it takes up which is more than the bezels.

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Then I would look at something like the LG 27GL850. Its a fantastic monitor, has a ~5mm black edge from the screen to actual edge, so would be a decent choice. This is pretty much standard on slim/bezeless monitors these days. A lot of it will depend on your budget as well. 

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4 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

Then I would look at something like the LG 27GL850. Its a fantastic monitor, has a ~5mm black edge from the screen to actual edge, so would be a decent choice. This is pretty much standard on slim/bezeless monitors these days. A lot of it will depend on your budget as well. 

im doing some googling in the mean time. would MSI optix mag27cq be worse than LG 27GL850

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Just now, Clare said:

im doing some googling in the mean time. would MSI optix mag27cq be worse than LG 27GL850

Pretty much any/all 1440p/144hz monitors will be worse. The 27GL850 has pretty much been the gold standard the last 2 or 3 years since its release. There may be a few better, but very very few. 

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@Clare

Currently there is no monitor with zero bezel. The absolute best you will find is by removing the Panel from the bezels and tying them together. You will still have some gappage.

 

I currently use a Dell UltraSharp 2719D triple monitor (daisy chained) setup, but my bezels, though very small are as close as I will be able to get.

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Why not go with a 32:9 (like a G9) and then get another monitor to put beside?

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