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    Best 24"-27" lcd's with slimmest bezels for triple screen gaming......

    Hey everybody! I currently run a single 30" 3007wfp I have had for a few years, I was going to go with triple 30" screens for surround gaming, but that turned out to be too high for my current budget... So I decided to go to 3 1080p monitors instead with the slimmest bezels and best performance from 24" to 27" screen sizes. I would like to hear all suggestions and price ranges! Thx!
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    i tryed 3 asus 120hz and the bezel is not an issues....

    your eyes can focus only one monitor, and the surround monitor is great for the immersion in game.

    my problem with triple monitor is the deformation in certain game......and the big peformance request to run at higher frame..

    after i decided to get a single 27" 120hz monitor.....

    my advice is:

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    Last edited by Andrea deluxe; 08-06-2011 at 11:24 PM.

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    I would like to know as well what is better 3 x in a Portrait or in landscape?
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    landscape for sure

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    Thx for the suggestion andrea, and yes definitely landscape!! Wow! That's a nice monitor although it's a bit pricey for only 1080p, I wish they sold the monitor with out the pricey active shutter glasses!
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    I saw these monitors, they look to have the smallest bezels of any monitor available and have true 120hz refresh, I just wish they sold them without the 3D glasses and I read that the 3D doesn't work well with Nvidia cards.....
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16824001472
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    Sweetness 120hz is out finally? Time to upgrade me thinks

    Holy crap look at those prices, i think i'll settle for a nice LED set.
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    Yeah, they are pricey, but I think it's because of the 3d glasses being packed in...I have a Samsung 3D tv and those glasses are not cheap. I wish they would sell the monitor without the 3d glasses, if I go triple screen. I don't need 3 sets of 3D glasses, besides I have 4 pairs of samsung 3D glasses for my tv that look exactly the same as those!
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    Shiit thats pricey for a TN panel...
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    Wish bezel thickness would be something measured on Newegg as far as specs go. Would really help with decisions like this.

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