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2 23" monitor vs 29" monitor

boba99999
By boba99999
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I am considering of buying a monitor, so should I go for a single 29" FHD widescreen or 2 23' FHD? Which will look better?

Both setups cost about the same

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9 minutes ago, Aytex said:

The only real vivid question is do you multitask?

Yes I will multitask. I will use it for school, and occasional gaming

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Multitasking on 2 monitors will always be better than one ultrawide.

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7 minutes ago, ModuleLFS said:

Multitasking on 2 monitors will always be better than one ultrawide.

That may not necessarily be the case.

It really depends on your habits, in Windows 10 the snapping ability in quarters works quite well if you're used to it.

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Full HD on 29 inch ultra wide may begin to show pixels. Get the 23 inch monitors.

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2 monitors always better for multitasking. Windows deals much better with multi monitor setup. 

 

 

 

 

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