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How do you have your dual monitor set up?

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They're touching so that they somewhat form the top sides of a triangle.

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I have my main monitor in offset to the right, other one offset to the left.

Considering getting a third one since I have a cheap source.

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*ahem* dual?

 

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At home, my main one is in front of me, and my second is to the right.

 

At my apartment at school, the main one is slightly to the left and the second one is slightly to the right due to space restrictions.

 

In both scenarios, the two monitors touch.

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For example do you have one directly in front of you and the other on the righ/left of it or have your main in front of you once again and the other directly above it or do you have half of one monitor in the middle and the other half on the opposing side, 

 

I sit in the middle of the two approx and have the two monitors in a very shallow V shape so I can just turn my head or chair between the two easily with my left one being my main monitor in Windows.

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one in front one off to the left (touching) and soon one 48 0r 55 inch above 

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At home, my main one is in front of me, and my second is to the right.

 

At my apartment at school, the main one is slightly to the left and the second one is slightly to the right due to space restrictions.

 

In both scenarios, the two monitors touch

i assume this is for productivity purposes correct?

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do you game like this as in without having the gaming monitor not directly in front of  you

 

I game on the left monitor and have my stuff for monitor temps and etc on the other usually, but it's not that big of a difference for me since I just turn myself a little to the right or left especially since i have a fairly large area on the desk I can rotate my mouse and keyboard very easily if I wanted to.

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i assume this is for productivity purposes correct?

Honestly, not really. I just like having my main monitor being directly in front of me, especially when I'm playing games on it. That way I don't have to angle my head slightly when doing stuff on the primary monitor.

 

If you're asking about the monitors touching for productivity purposes, then yeah I guess so. Plus I'm really anal about having that awkward gap in between multi monitor setups, so I make sure they always touch.

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so no monitor is directly in front of you right?

Right. They're both offset slightly. The offset is very slight. It's more of a desk space issue than anything.

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Main right in front (for games/work). The other is tilted in quite a bit on the left and my s340 tower is on the right.

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I am curious as to why not just get a 65in TV[emoji85]

Would be 1/6th of the res, woudlnt have an aspect ratio nearly as large, annnndd its way more baller like this!

 

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Does anybody have them vertical? I am thinking about doing this. I don't see it done very much. I don't have the space to do them beside each other, and the monitor on the very top would be for skype calls, temps, netflix, etc. 

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I have my main 27" monitor on my desk in front of me and a 22" auxillary monitor wall-mounted directly above it

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I have my main 27" monitor on my desk in front of me and a 22" auxillary monitor wall-mounted directly above it

Could I see it? I really can't find things other than old hp monitors 

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Could I see it? I really can't find things other than old hp monitors 

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^^ I wanna do this badly, but only VESA mount everything. Only problem is my Samsung 22in monitor doesn't have a VESA mount  :angry:

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Is that a triple monitor setup?

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