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That's a problem with two monitors, specifically if you try to place them evenly. Neither monitor is centered. Designate one of them as the 'main' monitor, and
by Filligree 5y ago
That's a problem with two monitors, specifically if you try to place them evenly. Neither monitor is centered.
Designate one of them as the 'main' monitor, and put anything you need to work with for long periods of time on that. Add an office chair, so you can swiwel to look straight at the other(s) instead of twisting your neck. And you'll find there's no such issue.
- wang_li 5y agoI just wish I could find a good series of monitors with matching vertical size and dot pitch but different aspect ratios. My best use case would be a 27" 16:9 primary monitor directly in front of me with a 4:3 secondary on the right or left. It would be fantastic to put a 1920x1440 next to my 2560x1440 center display with them being the same physical size.