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saspa
05/01/2024
05:12 PM
#1
And what are the typical monitor sizes if someone wants a pretty large one?
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Ratchetrockon
05/01/2024
05:21 PM
#2
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/forum/9/97ec10f4.jpg
I use 55 inch tv i think this set up is popular now but I dont got the right kind of TV. Still using a VA TV w/ local dimming whereas enthusiasts use OLED

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ToucheTurtle
05/01/2024
05:22 PM
#3
I use 2 32inch monitors.
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Trumpo
05/01/2024
05:24 PM
#4
Single LG 27" I got with first stimmy
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Dakimakura
05/01/2024
05:36 PM
#5
I have this monitor

https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/M28U
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LeoRavus
05/01/2024
05:38 PM
#6
65" LGC1
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2Pacavelli
05/01/2024
05:39 PM
#7
42 inch TV that my Steam Deck is connected to
TendoDRM
05/01/2024
05:40 PM
#8
I have a 49" superultrawide Samsung, the CRG9.
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Jupiter
05/01/2024
05:40 PM
#9
I dual-screen with 2 27", 1440p monitors.
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NoxObscuras
05/01/2024
05:41 PM
#10
My PC is connected to my 55 inch QLED TV. I have a wireless keyboard and mouse, so I can still use my PC without being right up on the TV
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pauIie
05/01/2024
05:41 PM
#11
32" 4k oled
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CRON
05/01/2024
05:42 PM
#12
32 inches at 1440p
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BucketCat
05/01/2024
05:44 PM
#13
I have an old 16:10 monitor that I use most of the time since I like the extra height over 16:9.
for gaming or anything art related, I use a 27" ASUS pro-art. I'd use it as my main monitor but it's too big for my desk so I pretty much use it as a TV except when doing anything art related (it has really accurate colors for anything that needs to be printed)

I wish that there were higher resolution 5:4 monitors available, it seems like they all max out at 1280x1024. iirc Huawei made a 4k 3:2 monitor, but it's Huawei so idk how easily it'd be able to get in America.
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nekrodev
05/01/2024
05:44 PM
#14
27", which is what I've stuck w/ for ages now, but I upgraded to 1440p 144hz curved ones back during the pandemic.
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ProfessorKukui
05/01/2024
05:56 PM
#16
3''on good day.
27'' & 24''. The 27'' is on its last legs tho. :(
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TuxedoCyan
05/01/2024
06:00 PM
#17
A single monitor. 22" lcd 1080p. I got it in 2010.
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RetuenOfDevsman
05/01/2024
06:05 PM
#18
One 28", 4k
One 14", 1200x1920
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Cobra1010
05/01/2024
06:07 PM
#19
34" 3440x1440 curved ultra wide
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littlebro07
05/01/2024
06:08 PM
#20
24 1080p 144hz

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LtZim
05/01/2024
06:11 PM
#21
No reason to go above 27"
Luigi_and_Tails
05/01/2024
06:15 PM
#22
I have a 32" curved screen hooked up to my main rig, it's only 1080p but runs at 240Hz. I've been on the hunt for a (second hand) 4K monitor.

My laptop can handle 4K but unfortunately the 3080 cannot.

I also have a 55" 4K TV hooked up to my sim rig. I tend to use it to watch movies more than actually drive in it, though.
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05/02/2024
12:22 AM
#23
An old Samsung 24-inch
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MagiMarthKoopa
05/02/2024
12:23 AM
#24
LtZim posted...
No reason to go above 27"
27 is too small
Trumble
05/02/2024
12:23 AM
#25
Either 7" (handheld), 27" (small TV) or whatever I want (virtual monitor on a VR headset) depending how I'm playing at the time.

I also have a 24" monitor but haven't used it in a very long time now.
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Realforce
05/02/2024
12:24 AM
#26
55 inch oled and 77 inch oled in the living room
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deoxxys
05/02/2024
12:26 AM
#27
32" 165 hz 1080p

I prefer frame rate over high res because graphic cards are never strong enough to support things maxed out anyway
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bevan306
05/02/2024
12:55 AM
#28
34" ultrawide. If I bought a new one I'd consider 38"
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Mew
05/02/2024
01:22 AM
#29
34" Ultrawide 1440p
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008Zulu
05/02/2024
01:27 AM
#30
32" curved screen, 1080p.
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bluezero
05/03/2024
09:36 AM
#31
34" ultrawide 1440p
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MacadamianNut3
05/03/2024
09:43 AM
#32
27in one in landscape, and 24in one to the right of it in portrait. I use the computer for gaming but also programming and reading papers (work)

Both 1440p
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kind9
05/03/2024
09:43 AM
#33
32" 1440p
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KJ_StErOiDs
05/03/2024
09:45 AM
#34
24, 1920x1200
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BombermanGold
05/03/2024
10:57 AM
#35
Dual 27" 1440p monitors.
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Rai_Jin
05/03/2024
11:19 AM
#37
27'' and 24'', first is 1440p

AceMos
05/03/2024
11:20 AM
#38
smaller than 20" i really need a new tv but they expensive
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Garioshi
05/03/2024
11:29 AM
#39
I have a 35" ultrawide, which is roughly the equivalent of a 27" 16:9.
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BlazinBlue88
05/03/2024
11:41 AM
#40
77" LG C3
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BewmHedshot
05/03/2024
11:41 AM
#41
I have three of these, work paid for them during covid. 27 Inch Curved 1440p 1ms 165Hz

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LeCh0nk
05/03/2024
11:47 AM
#42
Just upgraded to two 27" monitors, one of the regular 1080p and the other 1440p curved
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BDSMKane
05/03/2024
12:11 PM
#43
LtZim posted...
No reason to go above 27"
PC as a home theater.

Currently using a 55 Samsung but trying to save up for a 77 LG C3, or newer equivalent depending on whats out when the time comes. My optimal viewing distance on the 55 measures out to around 6, and I would really like a little more space for the rare times I have a guest, so upgrading size is the only real option. Otherwise, smaller details when gaming are too challenging to see (my 55 used to be at 10 or so).
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BuzzKilljoy
05/03/2024
12:14 PM
#44
27" 1440p 144hz
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Unknown5uspect
05/03/2024
12:21 PM
#45
LG Ultragear 32" 1440p 165hz
And I just bought a AOC 24" 1080p
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pinky0926
05/03/2024
12:33 PM
#46
32 at 1440p
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LightHawKnight
05/03/2024
12:35 PM
#47
Two 27" 1440p 144hz.
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Paragon21XX
05/03/2024
01:59 PM
#48
34 inch 1440p ultrawide for desktop
65 inch 4k OLED for couch gaming or videos
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pauIie
05/03/2024
02:03 PM
#49
LtZim posted...
No reason to go above 27"
i told myself this when i got a 24" monitor. and now i'm thinking with how i'm gonna set my monitor up, i could go bigger than the 32" i have right now.

i also told myself this when i upgraded from a 42" to 55" tv. 55" seemed huge for my living room at the time. i'm rockin a 65" now, thinking if i wall mount it i probably could have gone 75"
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RetuenOfDevsman
05/03/2024
02:06 PM
#50
For a while I considered getting a projector/screen and putting the desk near the far end of the room with just a wireless mouse/keyboard on it.

But it was absurdly space inefficient.
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