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I have a 16:9 900p 21.5 inch asus monitor and i just impulse bought a 24inch 1080p 16:9 benq monitor and this stand http://www.ncix.com/detail/amer-networks-amr2s-dual-lcd-05-79331-1468.htm i dont know if i should have the larger hd monitor to the right or left and if i should have the other one as portrait or landscape. my desk is in a corner so there isnt much room for the monitors to spread out at the moment

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Whatever you like in your situation is what you should use.

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how it's spaced or positioned is really up to you, since we don't know what your personal preference are, etc

but i'd use the 1080p screen as them main screen, and the 900p as a side monitor to make it look better, especially when playing games.

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When using two 16:9's, I like to have one horizontal for main-usage and gaming, and then another at the left vertical as an other-usage monitor. (ie: youtube, plugins and such when streaming, etc)

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I have a 16:9 900p 21.5 inch asus monitor and i just impulse bought a 24inch 1080p 16:9 benq monitor and this stand http://www.ncix.com/detail/amer-networks-amr2s-dual-lcd-05-79331-1468.htm i dont know if i should have the larger hd monitor to the right or left and if i should have the other one as portrait or landscape. my desk is in a corner so there isnt much room for the monitors to spread out at the moment

It really is up to you, we can't really do much to help unless we have some pictures of your desk and the measurements of it.

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it's sorta like which side do I prefer this monitor on type of thing. it really depends on just whats easier for you.

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