>I've been working with a dual monitor setup since the late 90's, I switched to a 3 monitor setup about a few years ago.
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>Currently even the 3 Full HD monitor cannot still my hunger to more real estate and am considering a 6 full HD monitor setup.
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>So far I found the following hardware to do this.
>- Sapphire GPRO 6200 video card with 6 mini DP
>- 6 x Dell P2219H - 21.5" monitor
>- a FPMA-D700D6 NewStar flat screen desk mount
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>I would cost me about 1.500 euros. Any better suggestions. Any reasons not to do this?

Have you tried multiple/virtual desktops in Win10? 2 minute video overview at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7HJbPDxzDqU

Ultrawide (sometimes curved) monitors can reduce bezel issues and be a bit more ergonomic (at higher unit cost) e.g. 3840x1080, 3840x1440

DP can support daisy-chaining monitors (which support that feature), it can make cabling easier and give you more choice of video cards i.e. you might need only 2 or 3 DP outputs instead of 6.

My eyes aren't getting any younger, I find 23" my minimum for a full HD display, and 24" is more comfortable. Might be a consideration if you plan on keeping them for a while.

A good rule of thumb for ergonomics is the distance between your face and the screen(s) should be 1.5x the diagonal measurement of the screen(s).

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