Author Topic: Tri-screen setup: Worth it?  (Read 1778 times)

So, I have 220$ in birthday and allowance money, and I'm thinking of getting a couple of new monitors for a tri-screen setup. Right now, I have a 24 inch 1080p TV as my monitor, and a Radeon HD 7770 GHz edition graphics card. I play a lot of flight games (DCS World, Crimson skies, Warthunder, YSFlight, etc.), and some FPS games. Would it be worth it to get a Tri-screen setup, or should I just go for a Saitek X-52 and Shure Se215's?

dual screen is enough, really


multi monitor is worthless for gaming

dual screen is enough, really

i can agree with this.

if you want the best flight sim experience, wait for the oculus rift.

in dual screen wouldnt the crosshair in a shooter be in the middle of them

dual screen is enough, really
i can agree with this.

if you want the best flight sim experience, wait for the oculus rift.
multi monitor is worthless for gaming
have you even tried three rofl
it takes up space but its worth it


One screen is worth it until you get a second one and realize how much better two screens are.
Two screens are worth it until you get a third one and realize how much better three screens are.

have you even tried three rofl
it takes up space but its worth it

for gaming you mook
for multitasking its great

for gaming you mook
for multitasking its great
who the forget uses more then one monitor for gaming

who the forget uses more then one monitor for gaming
it's pretty cool with racing games that support it.
place two monitors beside you so you can look out the side windows.
neat stuff

other than that its useless

who the forget uses more then one monitor for gaming
OP WANTS 2 AND THATS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING YOU BICYCLE

it's pretty cool with racing games that support it.
place two monitors beside you so you can look out the side windows.
neat stuff

other than that its useless
blah
OP WANTS 2 AND THATS WHAT IVE BEEN SAYING YOU BICYCLE
but that would be hell on the gpu he's asking for

but that would be hell on the gpu he's asking for
tell that to op not me