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Monitor Mounts for Triple Display Setup

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SNDS117

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Hey all,

Need a bit of help. Today I'm picking up a 28" Hannspree HF-289HJB and currently own 2 20" BenQ FP202W displays. I am planning on using 1 BenQ for each side of the 28 inch monitor (oriented vertically).

Now here's my problem. What would you guys suggest for this setup? Any and all solutions need to be low budget. The lowest I've seen for a single mount is $32 and that's just a pole mount, no articulation to get the side monitors into position next to the 28 incher.

I know this is a stretch but any help you guys can give would be great. I've made the rounds through ebay and the other usual suspects.

Last note...the mounts can't be wall mounts. My apartment walls are not ideal for holding any amount of significant weight for any amount of time.

Thanks guys!
 
I would suggest trying one of the 20" monitors in vertical mode before buying a mount. The vertical gamma shift on TN monitors may not bother you, but when it becomes a horizontal shift, each eye sees a different image, which may be annoying.
 
I placed them vertically last night and it didn't bother me too much. And tbh I didn't see any of the gamma shift you talked about.

The new monitor has much better color reproduction and black reproduction than my 20 inchers which means I won't be using the other monitors for any heavy duty production. So in the end it's not such a big deal for any inconsistencies in gamma levels (especially since I can adjust them independently of each other using nvidias adjustment tools).
 
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