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I think that I would prefer 2 landscape (one on top of each other) then 2 portraits on either side. The problem is in getting the mounts to make it all work pr
by siganakis 12y ago
I think that I would prefer 2 landscape (one on top of each other) then 2 portraits on either side. The problem is in getting the mounts to make it all work properly.
Also, HN seems to have dropped the "∝" symbol from the title!
- mkl 12y agoWhat video cards do you use with your current setup? It wouldn't take much carpentry to set them up in landscape, maybe with a cinder block or something in the back as a counterweight.
- siganakis 12y agoI have a pair of AMD Radeon 5700 Series cards (apparently released in 2009!), which seem more than up to the challenge. One thing to consider is that with 2 graphics cards, you needs at least a 550W power supply (I had a 500W power supply that died trying its best). Unfortunately my carpentry skills lacking, and the Dell Single Monitor Arm [1] are NOT suitable for mounting 2 monitors on top of each other (not enough height). [1]: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=eep&cs=6099&sku=332-1235 http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l...