Number of Monitors: 1 Screen Resolution(s): 1680x1050 Screen Size(s): 22" Number of graphics cards: 1x HD 5870
Number of Monitors: 2 for the desktop; 1 LCD TV as a frontend for the server/HTPC about 20cm from side of my monitor Screen Resolution(s): 2x 2560x1440; 1366x768 Screen Size(s): 2x 27"; 42" Number of graphics cards: 1x GTX670; Onboard in the server
Number of Monitors: 3 Screen Resolution(s): 1280x1024 + 1920x1080 + 1280x1024 Screen Size(s): 19" + 21.5" + 19" Number of graphics cards: 1 x HD5670 Central 21.5" used for Chrome and all main & development work. Side 19" screens used for mail, Evernote, Facebook, and being generally unproductive. When I'm in development mode, all three screens are taken up, either with various Visual Studio panes and code windows for Windows development, or with Eclipse, the Android emulator and DDMS when developing for Android.
Number of Monitors: 2 monitors plus a TV Screen Resolution(s): 1920x1080 & 1440x900 Screen Size(s): 23" & 19" Number of graphics cards: 2, a GTX 570 powering the 1920x1080 monitor and the TV and a 7950GT powering the 1440x900 screen. 19" to my left, 23" to my right and the TV far right. The TV only gets enabled when watching videos so the 570 will downclock to 2D speeds.
Number of Monitors: 2 Screen Resolution(s): 1920x1080 Screen Size(s): 23" Number of graphics cards: 0 ( HD5450 died a couple weeks ago ) Currently using onboard graphics but planning a new build soon with a 680 gfx card. Monitors are LG IPS234 on a Scan dual monitor mount, used mainly for web browsing and some video / picture editing & encoding. New build will also be designed for gaming at high settings.
Number of Monitors: 3 x Dell 2412's Screen Resolution(s): 1920x1200 giving 5760x1200 total. Screen Size(s): 24" Number of graphics cards: 2 x HD4890's Left screen is usually web browser displaying whatever site I'm working on plus Dreamweaver pop out windows / menu bars Center screen is Dreamweaver / Photoshop Right screen is iTunes / YouTube in browser / Skype
I am running three on my main JAllen Labs workstation, a 27w", a 22w" and a 19"4:3. Nothing beats having multiple monitors. What a great investment.
Number of Monitors: 3 Screen Resolution(s): 1920 x 1200, 1920 x 1200, 1680 x 1050 Screen Size(s): 24 + 24 + 20.1 Number of graphics cards: 1 The plan is to replace the 20.1 inch as soon as poss
It's actually this one from the G3 design generation. Uses Mitsubishi's Diamondtron tech with an aperture grille.
I have the two monitors on the desk and a TV just behind (on a long HDMI lead so it can sit on the desk too, if necessary)! I also find that non-matching monitors drives me insane...
Number of Monitors: 2 Screen Resolution(s): 2 x 1920x1200 , Screen Size(s): 2 x 24" Number of graphics cards: 1x GTX670 2Gb I use my TV as a TV off to the side, and my laptop makes an occasional appearance.
1 27" U2711 @ 1440p using GTX 580 SOC (gaming rig) 1 27" U2711 @ 1440p using an 8800 GTS OC (My better half) 1 27" Hanse G @ 1080p using a GT 520 (HTPC) work: 2x LG IPS 23" @ 1080 currently on 1 460 (super cheap model)
Number of Monitors: 1 Screen Resolution(s): 1920x1080 Screen Size(s): 23" Number of graphics cards: 1 x Nvidia670
Number of Monitors:3 Screen Resolution:6007x1080p Screen Size(s): 23" Number of graphics cards:2x570GTX Use it mainly for gaming. The latest Nvidia surround drivers are causing issues for me though. The desktop defaults to the left screen instead of the middle which is doing my head in.
Screen Resolution(s): 2048 x 1152 and 1920 x 1080P Screen Size(s): 23" and 27" Number of graphics cards: 1
Number of Monitors:3 Screen Resolution: 5120 x 1200 (1600 x 1200 - 1920 x 1200 - 1600 x 1200) Screen Size(s): 20" (Dell 2007FP) - 24" (Dell U2412M) - 20" (Dell 2007FP) Number of graphics cards:1 AMD HD 5870 Left Screen: Web Browser / iTunes Centre Screen: Gaming. Writing Documents Right Screen: VMs
Number of Monitors: 2 and a 3d TV Screen Resolution(s): 1920x1080 Screen Size(s): 22", 27" 42" Number of graphics cards: 1 x Nvidia670 4gb
I usually have two screens on my work computer and find it great. I currently only have a 27" (2560x1600), though. I've got a 27" on my home setup (again, 2560x1600), although it acts more like a TV than anything at the moment because I've got it set up at the end of the bed for now.