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How big is yours? - Zentor - 03-08-2022
Curious to know what size monitors folks are playing FL on these days?
I am using a 27" lcd screen that has a rather annoying dead vertical line in it since like a year after I bought its.....6ish years ago I guess.
RE: How big is yours? - Xenon - 03-08-2022
23 inch Samsung P2370MS , almost over 10 years
RE: How big is yours? - Skorak - 03-08-2022
3x24"
RE: How big is yours? - Starfliers - 03-08-2022
Shame I can't get another of these displays, I'd love to have two. This is the one I got: 27GN950-B
27".
RE: How big is yours? - Venkman - 03-08-2022
(03-08-2022, 01:47 AM)Skorak Wrote: 3x24"
You mistyped 7x24"
RE: How big is yours? - Groshyr - 03-08-2022
I got baited into this thread to type 15.6"
RE: How big is yours? - darkwind - 03-08-2022
(03-08-2022, 01:47 AM)Skorak Wrote: 3x24"
I have 2x24, while feeling the need for third one sometimes.
One to read tutorials, one to code, one for multiple Linux terminals/optionally for having fun
RE: How big is yours? - Skorak - 03-08-2022
Yeah in like normal - non work - I have communications on the right, video or game on center, forums, guide or something else readable on the left.
When I work it's spread out all over, documentation on one, references on another, stuff like that.
RE: How big is yours? - Major. - 03-08-2022
2 x 24" Dell S2421HGF
RE: How big is yours? - Zentor - 03-08-2022
(03-08-2022, 05:51 AM)Groshyr Wrote: I got baited into this thread to type 15.6"
Success!
(03-08-2022, 01:40 PM)darkwind Wrote:Lately I've surely felt the need for 2x for (coding, reference/exercizes) || or (working dev sheet on one, FLStat/Companion/Memes with Grosh/RP lookup)(03-08-2022, 01:47 AM)Skorak Wrote: 3x24"
I have 2x24, while feeling the need for third one sometimes.
One to read tutorials, one to code, one for multiple Linux terminals/optionally for having fun