How many monitors do you use?

Good. But the viewing angles differ from a TV to a monitor. It might affect our eyes if we sit in front of a TV for a long time.
Na, it is about 3 meters from me, have used it for a couple of years. I have no problem with monitors and long time in front of them. Been at it since -94.
 
I'm curious to know why you need more than one monitor. Are you a trader? Perhaps you got 6 eyes and 3 brains in a single human body.
No, I am a data analyst/planner
Most of the time, I have lots of data files opened and need to cross reference stuff across or view trends.
News and feeds/updates are important too, I don't always remember to look down to my task bar to see anything flashing
actually, i disable that more often that not, since its hella distracting having something annoying blink orange at you when it isn't important
 
1 monitor, lap top.

I have other monitors in the house connected to computers, but i only use 1 lap top/monitor for my work and all other activities aside from botting.

Honestly, you guys that run with those big screens, i have no idea how you get anything done. If it takes 3 days to move the mouse from upper-right to lower-left part of the screen, its impossible to get anything done.

Yeah yeah i know, make the mouse move faster. But thats some bullshit. Make your monitor smaller, save yourself the trouble.
 
No, I am a data analyst/planner
Most of the time, I have lots of data files opened and need to cross reference stuff across or view trends.
News and feeds/updates are important too, I don't always remember to look down to my task bar to see anything flashing
actually, i disable that more often that not, since its hella distracting having something annoying blink orange at you when it isn't important
Got it.
 
I use two monitors currently. My PC is mostly my workstation (video editing, light graphic design, audio, some light gaming, RDP).

I have a 27' curved as the main monitor and an Asus 24' as secondary. I also have 2-3 browsers that run constantly with 20-30 tabs on each. I have 32GB of ram (I should get 64), because chrome & firefox EAT ram like I eat chicken, so.
 
I use two monitors currently. My PC is mostly my workstation (video editing, light graphic design, audio, some light gaming, RDP).

I have a 27' curved as the main monitor and an Asus 24' as secondary. I also have 2-3 browsers that run constantly with 20-30 tabs on each. I have 32GB of ram (I should get 64), because chrome & firefox EAT ram like I eat chicken, so.
Even if you add another 32, it will eat up by those 2. I initially built my PC with 8GB and added another 8 in a year but the resource usage of the browsers jumped from 6-10 even though I use the same amount of tabs.
 
Even if you add another 32, it will eat up by those 2. I initially built my PC with 8GB and added another 8 in a year but the resource usage of the browsers jumped from 6-10 even though I use the same amount of tabs.

I'm not using THAT much memory even with all of my browsers running. Once I'm actively using ProTools/Premiere Pro/Audition/Photoshop, my usage skyrockets as you might imagine.

I'd like 32GB more as a safety net so that I can use however much, freely.

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I've got my 144hz laptop monitor on the side and a 60hz 21:9 monitor for my main work. Been thinking about getting a third or switching my main monitor for something with a higher refresh rate.
 
laptop plus 2 monitors.
I usually use the laptop just to have a dedicated screen for music.
 
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