What is size of your Monitor?

[kunnu]

Hello,

What is size of your monitor?

- Best monitor size for eyes?

Thanks.

 

[MannDude]

Have two, both are 20"ers.

Had video card support for 4, but gave the other video card that was connected via CrossFire to my buddy's little bro who wanted to build his own PC. Kind of regret it now...

 

[fizzyjoe908]

I have two 24" monitors side by side then a 32" mounted TV above them that is mostly used as a third monitor.

 

[KS_Phillip]

I use a high res (2560x1440) 27" IPS display on my desktop.  13" retina display on my notebook.  Love 'em both

 

[Boltersdriveer]

Using two monitors here, Dell U2312HM (23") and a second-hand 21.5" Dell monitor released in 2010. Both are at a resolution of 1920x1080, which works really well to my liking so far!

 

[Lee]

Was using 4, but now down to 2x 22" Viewsonic screens.  I also have a Bloomberg terminal but I suppose that does not count.

 

[SkylarM]

Three screens at the moment. Two 27" 2560x1440 screens and a 22" 1920x1080 screen.

 

[Patrick]

2 x 23" LG IPS234V

Also have 15" MacBookPro next to them which i use mostly

 

[drmike]

Good topic.

Running (2) 1440x900 monitors currently.  1440x900 resolutions used on both. So, 2880x900 total.

Using these since my larger Samsung 22" went on the fritz.   Random lines/banding down the right side.   

I like to run monitors at the same resolution with standard rotation.   Definitely considering a third though on rotation for reading purposes.

I *really* need to get up to speed with custom drivers under Debian though.  Certainly need to do better on the control/tweaking since I finally have some real video cards on hand (including one in the current "new" workstation).

I have a date for later on today to pick up some other monitors for another workstation build I am doing :0  Looking at a slight bump up standard HD - 1920x1080.

 

[MannDude]

Was using 4, but now down to 2x 22" Viewsonic screens.  I also have a Bloomberg terminal but I suppose that does not count.

Looking into Bloomber terminals, looks like a subscription is $24k/yr.... Whaa?

Sauce: http://qz.com/84961/this-is-how-much-a-bloomberg-terminal-costs/

 

[drmike]

Bloomberg.

I remember those (earlier ones) from my daytrading days.  Worth it? ahh not really.    Rather have straight raw data feeds near-time.   Forget all the other crap.

Yeppers, automated lots of my trading based on scraping and streams.

 

[Magiobiwan]

Let's see... My laptop has a 1280x800 monitor (pretty much standard for when it was made). My laptop turned desktop is hooked up to a 23" 1280x1024 monitor, and my tech-station has a ~27" 1920x1080 monitor and a ~20" 1440x900 monitor. I like my tech-station the most.

 

[George_Fusioned]

Two old 24" Dells (2407WFP) and a 32" LCD TV for my graphs

 

[5n1p]

2 x 22'', resolution on both of them 1680x1050 and i find it good for this size of monitor. Also there is 10'' netbook but don't use it that much. 

 

[drmike]

Those with IPS LCDs, what is your take on them?  Worth the additional cost?

 

[SkylarM]

Those with IPS LCDs, what is your take on them?  Worth the additional cost?

Korean monitors are cheap Gotta love it. Got both of mine when they sold for like $300 per for the 27" 1440p screens.

 

[kaniini]

I am using a 46" display mounted on my wall usually.

 

[Lee]

Looking into Bloomber terminals, looks like a subscription is $24k/yr.... Whaa?

Sauce: http://qz.com/84961/this-is-how-much-a-bloomberg-terminal-costs/

I don't pay for it, the Bank does

 

[concerto49]

30" Dell Ultra Sharp (2560x1600) + 24" (1920x1200) + 24" (1920x1200) [titled 90 degrees for web surfing]

 

[Pmadd]

I've got 4 as of now. Three 27" 2560x1440 screens and a 24" 1920x1080 screen