Should I upgrade my monitors?

[Luke7777]

Scratch that itch

Interesting Same monitor

 

[hj2k_x]

Interesting Same monitor

That's a bit of overkill for what I need I think

I'm currently considering a fancy desk mount like this one http://takealot.com/og/v1/PLID41394158 and then getting a nice 24" screen like this LG 1080p http://takealot.com/og/v1/PLID46644650 and having the laptop and 24" in tnsy mount, and keeping the two T260s as they are (such a pity they aren't VESA mountable)

 

[Barbarian Conan]

As rorz0r said, the T260 is 16:10. I had it next to a 27" full HD 16:9 monitor, and the T260 matches it in vertical size.

If you have an itch, don't half ass it. Go 1440p or 4k. There is no point in spending thousands on a new monitor which is pretty much the same as what you have.

The full HD resolution is also a bit low for a 27" to be honest.

 

[jamacouve]

Im contemplating getting a 4k monitor for my ps4 pro but not sure.
Might be tempted if I see something on BF

 

[hj2k_x]

As rorz0r said, the T260 is 16:10. I had it next to a 27" full HD 16:9 monitor, and the T260 matches it in vertical size.

If you have an itch, don't half ass it. Go 1440p or 4k. There is no point in spending thousands on a new monitor which is pretty much the same as what you have.

The full HD resolution is also a bit low for a 27" to be honest.

Nothing worse than a half-arsed itch

Yes, I hear you. I'm just thinking of adding a 24" to my current setup which is 25.5 +25.5 +14" laptop screen. Plus a fancy monitor arm thing...

 

[Brawler]

Whatever you do don't go 1080p 27 inch. It really looks poor.
2x 27 inch 1440p is nice.

This is also really nice. Its big (43 inch) but it can take 4 inputs at once(or one) and can split the screen into 4 1080p panels. Plenty real estate while occupying a lot less space than two normal monitors, while offering the real estate of four.
https://www.wootware.co.za/dell-p43...0hz-8ms-ips-multi-client-desktop-monitor.html

 

[hj2k_x]

Whatever you do don't go 1080p 27 inch. It really looks poor.
2x 27 inch 1440p is nice.

This is also really nice. Its big (43 inch) but it can take 4 inputs at once(or one) and can split the screen into 4 1080p panels. Plenty real estate while occupying a lot less space than two normal monitors, while offering the real estate of four.
https://www.wootware.co.za/dell-p43...0hz-8ms-ips-multi-client-desktop-monitor.html

That does look glorious. As someone else has already mentioned.

R10k is a lot more than R2k which was my current planned budget for the additional 24"...