Good monitor for dual setup?
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hang-the-9
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You don't need anything special for a dual monitor setup aside from having enough space for the monitor size you want.
If you already have a monitor then a second monitor of the same model is best, unless it's old and you want to replace them both.
Need to know budget and what size you are looking at.
If you already have a monitor then a second monitor of the same model is best, unless it's old and you want to replace them both.
Need to know budget and what size you are looking at.
yea i should have mentioned that, the monitor i have now is old but still good, but they are no longer sold, i would like one around 27" not too small but big enough to enjoy games, the price, maybe around 250-300 im really not sure if that is enough for a good monitor. but i would like to have 2 of the same, which is why i am looking for one that is affordable.
hang-the-9
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You can get two 27" monitors for about $300, just not specifically ones made for gaming on and they will be cheaper with lighter and possibly non-adjustable stands. This mode is on sale now and should have good image quality https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824236584 Even though it has a 5ms response time vs 1 or 2 ms that gaming ones does, it should not be noticeable. I have played many games on monitors with a much higher response time and did not see any issues.
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