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Monitors or TV's?

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crown7

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Hey everyone, I recently sold my last pc and built a new one, now I need some input on which displays to go with.
here's my issue, I went over my budget on the pc and I can't really put out a lot of money for monitors. So, I'm getting my displays from Aarons they rent to own electronics. what they have to offer is:

(3) 22" Viewsonic VA2248m LED monitors 1920x1080. I was hoping to go 24"+ so I'm leery about these. My other choice is

(3) 32" Viewsonic LCD TV's in portrait and removing the bezel's from them. My concern is LCD and they are 720p. Would 720p be bad for eyefinity because it cannot display a high resolution? or will I not even notice the difference that much because they are only 32"
 
I ran a single 32" toshiba 720P tv... 1366x768. It was horrible. While browsing the web, pictures were too big and I would have to scroll. Aspect ratio looked funny in games for some reason, had a hard time seeing things a lot of the time. I would not do 2 TV's unless they were 1080P, and even then I would be leery.
 
Most TV's run at a low ppi, 32" is the low end size for a TV with 1080p resolution, it you want a large screen with 1080p (still the high end consumer standard) for the cheap then a TV might be ok depending on the TV
 
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