Dual Monitors

[Buyo]

Even it has hyped up, it was/is the best thing on that type of games at the moment, and the beauty of those games is that even though some parts sucks, the modding community always comes up with a mod to fix or improve it, for example oblivion and the Fallout series have an almost endless number of mods.

I can already forsee a mod to ride a dragon

[spideycw]

Sup Com is the greatest game ever - namely for it's dual screen support

[Picobozo]

QUOTE (madpeople @ Jul 23 2011, 07:47 PM) 1080p 32" or 40" TV for a computer screen? Eww, bad idea, TV screens are designed to be viewed from a distance - sit close up to to your tv, compare how it looks to a computer screen - TV pixels are huge!. 32" computer monitors are pretty damn expensive as I remember, I'd take my 3 24" screens with 5760*1200 res over a 32" 1920*1080 (1080p) TV any-day for a computer.
Check ebay, my 3 screens are all second hand (but like new ~100 hours of use, still in warranty).

My main computer monitor is 47" Olevia 1080p television. I sit 2 1/2 to 3 feet away from it and it's absolutely gorgeous. The only problem that I get is some color inaccuracy when I use photoshop, gimp, or sketchbook pro. It's not that bad, but it does hold me back from doing anything that I've been contracted to do professionally.

However, for gaming, word/excell/accesss, etc - it is the bomb. 1920x1080 I can have multiple documents open at the same time on the same screen and it looks great. For gaming it's really hard for me to sit down at my other workstation with dual 23" monitors and get the same level of enjoyment.

If your primarily going to do this for gaming, 3 monitors or one really large monitor/television is the way to go.

[tsubaki_sanjuro]

agri has four monitors at work, and he needs them to move his drones about london effectively

[FreeBeer]

Agri should try switching to a Google phone set up. An entire OS written from the ground up to control 'droids.