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a mere 17" of screen real state and 2GB of RAM is just not enough for the long-term. Compare this to the 48" of screen and 6GB of RAM I get from my Mac Pro Yo
by gravitycop 18y ago
a mere 17" of screen real state and 2GB of RAM is just not enough for the long-term.
Compare this to the 48" of screen and 6GB of RAM I get from my Mac Pro
You run four 24" monitors?
- tdavis 18y agoNo, two. I just meant as a total area. Unless 24 + 24 != 48... you've confused me.
- xenophanes 18y agoTwo 24 inch screens is not the same size as one screen with a 48 inch diagonal.
- tdavis 18y agoOkay, I figured that was the misunderstanding.
- gravitycop 18y agoThe combined area of two 24" monitors is equal to the area of one 33.94" monitor of the same aspect ratio. ((24^2)*2)^-2 = 33.941125496954281171240529381033 A combined area equal to the area of a single 48" monitor would imply that your two monitors each have a diagonal measurement of 33.94". Since modern widescreen laptop displays tend to have 16:10 aspect ratios, one might reasonably guess that you meant to imply that you have two desktop monitors and that they are 16:9 37" flatscreen televisions (which would have a combined area roughly equal to that of one 16:10 48" monitor or, more likely, flatscreen-television).
- sketerpot 18y agoNitpick: I think you meant ((24^2)*2)^(1/2).
- gravitycop 18y agoThanks. Yes. That is what I meant.