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Monitor stand that supports 3 monitors
VIVO Triple LCD Monitor Desk Mount seems reasonable.
Pros:
VESA Mount (75 X 75 & 100 X 100 mounting holes)
Tilt: -15 to +15 Degree - Swivel: 360 Degree - Rotate: 360 Degree
Heavy Duty & High ...
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Advanced KVM operation?
I ended up using the Aten CM0264, which is a matrix KVM switch targeted at the small-office-home-office market; advanced, but not too pricey. While the software is rather flaky (don't bother trying ...
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Graphics card that can support three monitors
Unfortunately there are precious few GPUs that can actually do anything past 2 monitors without needing to use DisplayPort or Active Adapters/Splitters of some exotic description or other, and the ...
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Monitor stand that supports 3 monitors
I have been using the dual version of the Allcam monitor bracket for a few years now, and I love it - no problems with 2 x 24" flat screens. The height is a little tricky to adjust but the mobility ...
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High DPI 21“ or 23” monitor for 13" MacBook Pro
First of all, it would not be easy to find a monitor with a similar DPI as MacBook between 21" and 23". You must choose between screen size and pixel density. However, it is not very convenient to ...
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Two monitors working with my notebook
I personally use the Plugable UD-3900 USB 3.0 Universal Docking Station, I find it convenient if you have many devices to connect to your laptop. Regarding the graphics:
HDMI port supports ...
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Mini PC (like Gigabyte BRIX) with more than 2 graphic ports
Anything with DisplayPort 1.2 or better, eg Intel NUC NUC6i5SYH or NUC6i3SYK.
DisplayPort daisy-chaining allows for up to 5 monitors connected to a single DP socket.
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A good monitor as the main one of a two-monitor setup
Note/Update: thanks to comments I now realize that I missed the 16:9 requirement - the below basically applies to a 16:10 monitor. If that is not an issue for you (I have used both and do not really ...
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A good monitor as the main one of a two-monitor setup
I personally have the BenQ GL2440 since december 2010 and a GL2450 since august 2014. They are really good monitors, with a good price-performance ratio. I really like them, because they are not too ...
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NVidia GForce 1070 - Multiple Monitors max resolution
Per monitor, as that's the maximum a single Displayport 1.4 port can provide.
For example, this video show a Titan X (Maxwell) pushing 3x4K displays with the card listing a Maximum Digital Resolution ...
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Video card for dual-monitor setup
Since your main concerns are "not a downgrade from a GMA950" and "dual VGA support", I recommend a VisionTek Radeon 7000, $36 from Newegg. It's an absolutely ancient card (released 15 years ago), but ...
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Very Specific (Non-Gaming) Quad Monitor Setup Recommendations
One of the few places where you can't go wrong with dell is their monitors. I don't own this specific model, but I can attest to them having excellent build quality
The Dell 2417H is probably what ...
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A good monitor as the main one of a two-monitor setup
I recommend the IPS ASUS VX239H, €179 at Amazon.de. It has an IPS panel, which has better colour accuracy and viewing angles. It's quite slim, and consumes less than 22 W, according to ASUS. The ...
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A good monitor as the main one of a two-monitor setup
Which monitors that fit these parameters can you recommend?
Unfortunately I cannot answer this to your satisfaction, as I was going to recommend the Asus PA248Q which is a 24" 16:10 monitor. ...
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High DPI 21“ or 23” monitor for 13" MacBook Pro
Belford's answer is probably the way to go.
But, if you search around, you may be able to find a used IBM T220 or T221 or one of the rebrands. These monitors were sold between 2001 and 2005, with a ...
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How can i use my dual monitor setup with my Home Desktop and also my work Laptop
It so happens that there is a software only way to do this.
I was watching LinusTechTips and they were advertising this software on their end of video sponsor.
The software is called Synergy.
It ...
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Can I connect a 4k (3840 x 2160) laptop to a 2560 x 1440 monitor?
It is true, DP is a little better (e.g., it supports a higher refresh rate); however, regardless of which one you end up going with, the differences between DisplayPort and HDMI are not very major. ...
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Cheapest (jun 2020) discrete GPU with working powersaving on GNU / Linux multihead
After six months of usage I can say
Maarten Bodewen
suggestion for the Radeon 580RX has been wise.
I wouldn't suggest a PSU with less than 850 watt of power to anyone else going this way, though.
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GPU in new CAD workstation
For a work environment I would recommend nvidia quadro. Not the p600 or p620 those are likely to be too small and under perform although they would work and be the cheapest option. The previous ...
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Display Systems outside each classroom in a school
A display and a PC is just a part—and not the most important nor expensive—of the whole setup.¹ In order to minimize costs, you should consider the following aspects first:
How should the devices—...
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Monitor for high-DPI laptop?
TL;DR: The LG 24UD58-B
First, let's figure out what resolution we need to have.
Since pretty everything on the market right now falls into either 1080p/1440p/2160p, we can ignore pretty much all ...
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Connecting three monitors with digital cables
There are motherboards that have three digital video outs. For example, the Asus Z97-A has one DisplayPort, HDMI, DVI, and VGA connector, and supports three displays simultaneously.
Alternatively, ...
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Dual GPUs for dual monitors, benefits?
Probably none.
You're most likely using MST - in a very unusual fashion, similar to how 5k monitors, and the old IBM T220 did. Your graphics card likely is aware that its "one monitor with very high ...
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Mounting options for mounting a monitor or display above other monitors
Many monitors have VESA type mounting brackets which allows the use of a standard VESA holder. There are a wide variety of these from wall mount to rack mount to stands which can be attached to a ...
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Connecting a Laptop and Desktop to 3 monitors
I have the same setup, except with a GTX 970. I use a cheap-o VGA kvm and it works great.
This HDMI KVM is what your are looking for.
Sea Wit HDMI KVM Switch - 2 Port KVM Switcher Supports 1080P ...
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Looking for a budget monitor
tl;dr
Use only LCD panels from manufacturers being certified as using truly flicker-free technology.
Ignore manufacturer claims and ignore labels on boxes, as they may be false.
Examples of such ...
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GPU linux workstation
If you're still looking for recommendations, I'd take a look at the MSI Radeon RX 560 - 1024 4GB AERO video card. If you're still using Manjaro (the best!) then this would be the simplest solution for ...
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Small USB monitor
ASUS has a series of 15" mobile screens (with foldable stands similar to iPads) named MB167B, MB168B (2nd generation), MB169B (3rd generation) and MB169C (with USB C instead of USB A/B connectors). ...
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Curved Monitors Triple Monitor Setup
You have a couple questions in there which may warrant more than one post across multiple SE sites. I'll throw in my experience on the curved display part.
I currently use a Dell U3415W, a 34'' ...
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