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UCSB_Georgi United States. May 22 2008 00:06. Posts 185 | | |
So right now im playing on a tiny 12 inch laptop monitor and have been doing so for the past year. I really want to upgrade so i can handle more tables and just generaly strain my eyes less. Any advice from all these gosu ballers with like 1083410834 inch monitors?
-Peace
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Breeze Bulgaria. May 22 2008 00:28. Posts 802 | | | |
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Trey United States. May 22 2008 01:40. Posts 5616 | | |
Save money til you can comfortably afford it. |
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ToT)MidiaN(  United Kingdom. May 22 2008 04:17. Posts 5070 | | |
the 20" monitor from PS FPP store served me well for a long time. 1600x1200 resolution fits 4 tables on one screen with no overlap and costs in the region of $500 if you buy it straight from an electronics store I believe. moving up from 20" is the 30" monitor, will set you back like $2k and has 2560x1600 resolution and will fit 9 tables on with a small amount of vertical overlap. If you can't afford either I would suggest waiting until you can |
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Joe Czech Republic. May 22 2008 08:30. Posts 5987 | | |
Anything with 1600x1200 resolutions is very good already, but if u want the best, go for a 30" LCD with 2560x1600 resolution, it rocks  |
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