Recent content by not0fthiswor1d

At the moment, I can't afford anything over 24" or 1080p. Maybe over time I'll find something on sale and get some nice monitors one by one until i have what I need. Hopefully, Nice 2k monitors will be cheap in the next couple years.

Actually, bystander, these monitors have been available for 2 years. And if you go on PCPARTPICKER you can see the pricing trend and they've both always been very low priced and so my post meets criteria and answers Darksable's statement.

Update. As I have said before, I have a desk... i also just ordered 3 Acer H236HLBID. They're a few years old but they meet the criteria for a successful triple monitor setup. LinusTechTips did a triple monitor setup on his channel featuring this monitor. And he used a GTX 700 series card.

So what if the monitors are older. They're a very good size for the price. I highly doubt that Acer or ASUS make cruddy builds... it may be a cheap, low end monitor, but that LinusTechTips really gave it a stamp of approval despite minor cons. I've seen the Acer set up in a Triple monitor...

What I may possibly get in regards to Monitors Asus VX228H 60Hz 21.5" Monitor (PROS:: 1920x1080, 60Hz, 1ms Response, $122, 1 VGA and 2 HDMI Input//CONS:: Big Bezels, Not IPS, no VESA Mount) Acer H236HLbid 60Hz 23.0" Monitor (PROS:: 1920x1080, 60Hz, 5ms Response, $122, bigger than the ASUS...

Awesome. I will do that. Do you want me to pm like the moment i place the parts on order or when they start arriving? I can't guarantee when or what order the stuff will come. I can't order anything until the end of the month anyway.

On the Which type of installation do you want? page, select Custom. On the Where do you want to install Windows? page, select the partition that you want, select the formatting option you want to perform (if needed), and then follow the instructions. When you've finished formatting, select...

I found out how the Media Creation Tool from Windows works, you just have a 8GB Flash Drive, and on your pc, download the 64bit Download Tool, it then places a working Setup onto your Flash Drive which you can then put into the new computer and insert the Product Key when prompted...

So with some Tweaking, (not much, just a new case and some LED case fans)... I have it set up to be able to add more in the future. I've not decided on an Optical Drive, but if you said there are external versions, I'll check those out when I need one. PCPartPicker part list / Price breakdown...