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I wanted the monitors to be IPS displays of course. This setup would be used exclusively for gaming.
I just did some more reading and it looks like I can't do this with as the resolution would be reduced to the lowest res monitor.
Thanks for the comments. Looks like I'll just stick with my 30...
I have a Dell U3011 for a main display and I was wondering if I could use that as a center display and use two different monitors beside it with different resolutions?
I'd like to use two 1600x900 monitors in portrait mode and then my 2560x1600 monitor in landscape. Is this possible, and what...
I think the i7 920 should be okay for Diablo 3 and WoW. The bottleneck in your system will still be the graphics card.
Have you thought about moving to a 27" or 30" display instead of a tri monitor setup?
Other than the fact that the MSI board looks ridiculous with its childish heatsinks, I would prefer the Asus for its renowned reliability and quality components.
I've built a PC with the Rampage IV with a close friend, and it was a pleasure. He has a custom loop setup, and we had nothing but...
Well I have an update on my Dell U3011.
It was running strong for the past few months with no issues other than a slight display port problem where I had to unplug the monitor to connect to my PC.
Now it looks like I have two dead pixels in the bottom middle of my monitor about one inch above...
Wow, you must have a lot of disposable income. I thought my U3011 purchase was "extreme" for only gaming and general purpose usage.
Make sure to set up your three monitors in portrait mode because in landscape they might be too wide for your liking.
Why aren't you running your monitor at it's native resolution of 2560x1440?
I've read your thread and I don't understand why you want to run it at an inferior resolution.
Hey there.
For $200 the best you can do is basically get the cheapest 24" monitor available. Those are the Acer and the Asus 24" models which range from $180-$205. There is little difference in either, as they are both TN panels. They are both great, and should make you happy for years to come...