Is having different sized monitors mounted and a gap a huge deal? I can’t make them even because of how the monitor mount works.
Is having different sized monitors mounted and a gap a huge deal? I can’t make them even because of how the monitor mount works.
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It’s only a huge deal if its a huge deal for you.
I turned my 24 inch when I got my 27 inch monitor, splitting discord and spotify is nice when gaming.
Yup huge deal
It would bother me, but not everyone is me. It doesn’t look too bad or anything.
You do you man. Are ya trying to to impress or trying to enjoy your setup. if it doesn’t bother you who cares if the Internet doesn’t approve.
I mean if you’re playing games with both as one screen I can see it being annoying but otherwise if you don’t mind it, who cares? I have a wide screen as my main and a vertical ultrawide as my secondary and I’m sure a bunch of people on here would find it horrendous, but I love it. It’s your desk man.
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unless it bothers u then nope, i have a 32 inch 4k monitor next to a 27 inch 1080 360hz monitor not lined up well big gap doesnt bother me atall
It’s your setup, why are you asking us?
save and get same size monitors.. and clean up desk.. just some real help
Next time using a measuring tape. Generally, a 35 inch Ultrawide pairs up perfectly with a 27inch 1080p as far as bezel height goes. That way you can pair a 21:9 beside a 1080p, and neither bezels should be higher/lower then each other if they are mounted side by side correctly.
A sin worth of hell.
Big deal? No. It would bug the hell out of me if it were my setup though.
It’s a huge deal !
I suggest making an intentional gap, so the secondary monitor is more to the side. This makes the difference in resolution/size much less apparent.
My primary monitor right in front of me is a 29″ 2560×1080 monitor, my secondary is on the side of my desk in portait mode 24″ 1080p. It works but if I put them right next to each other it looks super wierd.