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2007fp + u2412hm + 2007fp

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tw33kerloki

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Hi,

Has anyone done the above monitors in triple display setup? If so, please post pics. They're 1600x1200+1920X1200+1600x1200, so they should line up nicely.

I'm currently on a slightly mismatched PLP setup: 2005wfp + 3007fpw + 2007fpw, 1050x1680 + 2560x1600 + 1050x1680, all on an Ergotron DS-100 triple.
The 20's are in portrait and their displays extend 1/2" above and below my 30's screen.
But this setup is too big - takes up too much desk real estate, and makes me sit further back than I want.

I was thinking on downsizing to the setup in the title. My work has two 2007fp's they would trade me for my 20 wides, if I asked. I can sell the 30 on eBay. Just need to confirm the 2007fp and u2412hm line up correctly together.

I tried looking for 20+24+20 setups on Google, but everyone seems to love 20+30+20 PLP.

Thanks.
 
Not a good PPI match - you would be better to put a 22" 1920x1200 monitor in the middle than a 24". 22" is 102PPI, the 24" 94PPI, the 20" are 100PPI.
 
thanks for the headsup, rtangwai.
I was fixated on screen size and resolution and had not considered pixel size/density.

Will need to do more research.

Might just sell everything and get a pair of 1920x1200 U2412HM. I know my wifey would like that... she's already gently complained about the size of that 30.
 
Why don't you just mount the 2007FP's and give yourself a true 20-30-20?
 
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