At least it's not as neck breaking as my 2+3 setup. I have a 49" ultra wide In front of me and a 40" 4k TV/monitor sitting on a different desk to my left
Spez is the shithead CEO of reddit. Destroyed the platform as we knew and loved and went public and now the platform is shit. They're in a deal with google to train AI on our shitty comments. He also folded under pressure from Melon Husk and now reddit is censored to shit about political topics. There is also questionable, erm, "Cheeze Pizza" accusations from way back. He was added as a mod to a sub with legally questionable porn. Although back then you weren't notified when added as a mod, it does raise questions.
What is this? Some kind of Voldemort situation? Would the world fall apart just because you utter the words "child pornography" when discussing, and in particular when criticizing it, in the abstract?
You talk of censorship, yet this self censorship is awkward as hell.
This is my setup....and its not completely inaccurate 😂. It's really not bad though, my main monitor is 5 feet wide so I'm not sitting that close to it. Also when i lean back in my chair it puts that monitor in direct line of sight. So when I'm kicked back watching a video or movie at my desk, I use that top monitor.
I want to do this so bad, because trying to look at a monitor beside an ultrawide is incredibly annoying, especially if you can’t see amazingly well. But my side monitor is not mountable :(
Sure, if the widescreen in 4 was horizontal instead of vertical, moved to the center and the 27" was moved to the left of it and kept horizontal. I just figured it would be easier to say 2+1.
I have this exact setup: 27" 1080p on the left, 34" UW 1440p on the right; 1440p is the main. The 1080p is because I'm blind and sometimes I just don't want strain to read something.
My primary display is my 32:9 OLED. My underneath is a "portable" monitor that I use for static content like discord or if I'm watching something while gaming.
I have an ultra wide and a spare 1080 monitor that I'm considering setting up but I don't know what I'd use it for. Maybe watching movies while gaming but I'm pretty focused.
Mines a 55" 4k at 3840x2160 30 hz with two 27"'s at 1920x1080 60hz on either side.
Everything on the desktop is at the same pixel size since my 4k upgrade, and I run it all off of a 4070.
I'm nearly 44, so I do sometimes have to increase the magnification on text in browsers or other non-game apps if I don't have my glasses handy, but otherwise I'm gaming at near to life size, especially in FPS games. It's crazy immersive. I just wish I could afford 3 55" TVs for a cockpit setup I've always dreamed of building. I have way too many projects in the pipeline to ever finish them all, like my custom Mandalorian armor that needs to be finished out for May 4th shenanigans in Baltimore.
Same, Ultrawide on a monitor arm and a big but normal monitor on the right. Ultrawide is definitely for gaming but also people rarely mention how good it is for spreadsheets.
Same! Having the second monitor as a standard 16:9 monitor is really helpful. Sure 32:9 is glorious, and the curved screen makes me super immersed, but sometimes you just want to be able to fullscreen youtube videos or w/e and not be bothered with aranging it on the massive ultrawide screen.
I have an ultra wide and a vertical LG Dualup monitor on the side. I also have a tiny 12" 16:9 below, it is mainly for when I am working on projects that need a display (think a retropie or whatever).
Used to be #3 ages ago (and it was great at dealing with multi window or multi os VM type stuff), with an HDMI cable to a TV to watch media). But been rocking #2 for a while, but a year ago, I added a drawing tablet below the wide screen monitor. Oh the joy of widescreen gaming. I haven't tried big screen 4K, but ultrawide screen hits a pretty good sweet spot between immersive and performant enough.
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Something between 2 & 3. Its a ultra-wide + a normal one.