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I use 27'' monitors, but your first thought when using it for a while will be "this is too big" (at least, that's the reaction I remember having as a kid)

standard size is 24-27

to clarify here's the space I am working with

what's the back of your desk like?

there is no back

wait yes there is nvm

solid wood

I was going to say, if you had someplace in the back to grab onto, you could get a monitor arm if that was preferable to jsut having three side-by-side

I prefer them being on the same level

I cleaned off my desk just to take this picture for you Pika

amazing

I've got two stacked on the left, and my main one is on the right

I guess if I got a third monitor I would need to figure out how the fuck to connect it to my pc

I assume your card has more outputs

either DVI, display port, or some size HDMI

I have 3 HDMI that are bigger then the current monitor HDMI I use

at least I assume they are HDMI ports

yeah, you're probably using miniHDMI then

did pika upgrade from tissues to paper towels?

Disaply ports

and you've got that DVI below it too

God, maybe I should take the time to actually fix my other two monitor setups while I am at it

have a usb to VGA running from pc to one monitor

and a HDMI to VGA on the other

I mean, if it works, don't touch it

fair

all that will do is cause new headaches

Pika

instead of a monitor, you think they'd sponsor you to get a no bullshit mic?

I have to justify how I am going to use it for school

monitor would still be my pick, of anything to add

monitors/computers are easy to justify

mic less so

yeah, probably

I can also get multiple things

anyway, if you did have a place to mount a monitor arm on the back of your desk, that would be my strong, strong recommendation looks like you don't though

just sum total of 500 dollars

the wall I am against was built by my dad and I when we made my room

oh yeah, if your parents don't mind, wall arms/brackets work too

assumign there's a stud there somewhere

since monitors are suprisingly heavy

there's a stud right here

know any good big displayport monintors

so that I do not need to use an autistic convertor method for a third monitor

almost all monitors now have display port

oh you know what, I can also use an HDMI monitor, since i have a spare HDMI to VGA cable I can use for my other monitor

Samsung, LG, and Acer are the big companies who make consumer monitors

though they have a lot of sub-brands that are store/region specific

I usually just order shit from dell

I always forget Dell exists, ngl

they are so disconnected from normal consumer products

since everything they do is for commercial customers

other than Alienware

alright you think my school will cover this monitor

lmao

what did you find?

70 inch

that's not an excuse

70'' TVs are like $500

and this is a shitty 1080p LCD to boot

pika just justify a mic for online classes

I have a mic

yeah, but the interface and whatever would be harder to justify Leg

what interface beyond being usb?

if you're going to spend real money on a mic, it's going to be XLR if he was trying to spend $500, I think he'd have to go above a USB mic

he can get multiple things

$300 monitor and $90 mic

oh boy I could fall for the curved gaming monitor meme

Spooky, cmon ya gotta activate windows

curve makes some sense if you are getting ultra wides

I literally can't

It's W10 A

since it's just a VM

Pika, is that a prebuilt alienware pc...