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Specs first please. We can't advise you on monitors if we don't know what your system can handle. 

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Just now, Fkleppe said:

I have a nice 27" inch ROG screen for gaming (165Hz), but I want two new screen to use for browsing, twitch, editing. I wonder what resolution I should have on my 2 other screens? Does it matter? Does Hz matter? Also, I think I want IPS panels.

Any recommendations?

Just buy two 27 inch screens 1080p and 60hz no need to use 500$ on a 144hz 1080p screen when you can get three screens for the same price nad since you are using it for browsing and twitch it dosnt matter

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7 minutes ago, Fkleppe said:

I have a nice 27" inch ROG screen for gaming (165Hz), but I want two new screen to use for browsing, twitch, editing. I wonder what resolution I should have on my 2 other screens? Does it matter? Does Hz matter? Also, I think I want IPS panels.

Any recommendations?

Some 27" 1440p 60 Hz monitors would be best, keeping the same pixel density makes moving windows between monitors a lot better, otherwise you'll have to deal with uneven alignment.

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Just now, Fkleppe said:

I7-4770K, GTX 1080, 32 GB ram

OK. Should be able to handle triple monitors easy. I'd do what @Singhstar suggested. 

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Just now, Glenwing said:

Some 27" 1440p 60 Hz monitors would be best, keeping the same pixel density makes moving windows between monitors a lot better, otherwise you'll have to deal with uneven alignment.

True but the cheapest 1440p IPS 27 inch screen i can find  (in my country) is 518$ so thats 1000$ in screens, so its up to your wallet @Fkleppe

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1080 strix

i7 7700k @ 4.5ghz

16 gb DDR4 ram

Corsair rm650x

Asus 270 P

240 gb ssd

1 tb hdd

NZXT Noctis 450

3x corsair hd120 fans

 

 

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15 minutes ago, Glenwing said:

Some 27" 1440p 60 Hz monitors would be best, keeping the same pixel density makes moving windows between monitors a lot better, otherwise you'll have to deal with uneven alignment.

Thank you very much! Someone told me that there could be a "crash" with the Hz on multiple screens if the differnce in Hz was too big. Ever heard of that? :)

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Just now, Fkleppe said:

Thank you very much! Someone told me that there could be a "crash" with the Hz on multiple screens if the differnce in Hz was too big. Ever heard of that? :)

No, monitors are independent and don't need to be related in any way.

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