>Rick, what screen make/model are you using?

It's pretty old by now - it's a Philips BDM4065... I've had this for over 5 years now. It's 40" and it's big enough to run in native resolution without scaling. I think one could get away with a 34" and no scaling too. The Philips monitors are also not very expensive. I think even back then I paid $700 for it... Screen quality is quite good but not amazing - mainly the color profile is mediocre, but crispness for text is excellent.


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>>That sounds painful. Especially six tiny little displays :-)
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>>Personally I prefer big honking 4k displays. I run a 40 inch 4k screen in native resolution. That'll make for 4 of those HD screens in a lot physical space and one seamless desktop without all the headaches of desktop alignments. And you can probably use two of these if you still need more.
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>>I'm not sure what you're doing that you need all this screen real estate for. I run that single 4k screen and it's plenty although I also use WIndows' multiple desktop to run on the virtual desktops.
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>>>How do you manage to even see the 3 monitors? (let alone 6). I have a pretty big desk and have two 22" monitors. Even if I wanted to add the 3rd monitor, I don't know where I would stand it. Where would you put/stand the 6 monitors?
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>>>>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?
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>>>>Walter,