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3 Multi screen setup not for gaming

I want to build a multi-monitor setup I have gtx 670.

 

I will be mainly doing blogging, video editing (not pro), photo editing(not pro), graphics design (not pro). watching videos and movies other than that

 

I will be spending most of the time on the internet using reddit, facebook, twitter and doing research for my blog.

 

Please suggest which monitors should I get. I already have benq xl2420t (those amazing gaming days).

 

Budget is 162$ for each monitors.

 

Rest of my build is 

 

intel 80gb ssd

8gb kingston ram

intel dx58so motherboard

i7 980x

2 x 1tb hard drives

h100i cpu cooler

1000 watt cooler master power supply

Cabinet corsair 600t

and off corse cd-rom

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Some kind of budget would be nice. I'm sure you have a vague idea.

Otherwise I'd recommend 2 LG 34UC97's.

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Why do you need three monitors for just browsing the web and some video editing? Two would be enough, and one could do. 

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2 will be more than enough, plus budget please. If you don't specify a budget, you could end up getting a 2x 12 core Xeon build :P

 

 

Some kind of budget would be nice. I'm sure you have a vague idea.

Otherwise I'd recommend 2 LG 34UC97's.

 

 

WE NEED A BUDGET!

Also I think 2 monitors would be enough,

Also whats the rest of your build?

Budget is 162$ for each monitors.

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$159.99 + free shipping. IMO Dell makes some pretty good monitors.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824260154

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Budget is 162$ for each monitors.

162$ would barely get you one good monitor nevermind 2..

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http://www.amazon.co.uk/VX229H-21-5-inch-Widescreen-Multimedia-1920x1080/dp/B00EKB0I5M/ref=sr_1_1?s=computers&ie=UTF8&qid=1413400033&sr=1-1&keywords=asus+ips+5ms Sorry if this is expensive in the US, this will be a decent monitor I guess, it's IPS which is great for your video and image editing

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If you can spare an extra $2 I would highly recommend the Dell P2314H's. 

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/dell-monitor-p2314h

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