Current Events > For PC gamers and enthusiasts, what's your monitor size?

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And what are the typical monitor sizes if someone wants a pretty large one?

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I use 55 inch tv i think this set up is popular now but I dont got the right kind of TV. Still using a VA TV w/ local dimming whereas enthusiasts use OLED

It's not bloomy in person ofc just how it shows up in pics without calibration of camera

I use 2 32inch monitors.

Single LG 27" I got with first stimmy

I have this monitor

https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/M28U

65" LGC1

42 inch TV that my Steam Deck is connected to

I have a 49" superultrawide Samsung, the CRG9.

I dual-screen with 2 27", 1440p monitors.

My PC is connected to my 55 inch QLED TV. I have a wireless keyboard and mouse, so I can still use my PC without being right up on the TV

32" 4k oled

32 inches at 1440p

I have an old 16:10 monitor that I use most of the time since I like the extra height over 16:9.
for gaming or anything art related, I use a 27" ASUS pro-art. I'd use it as my main monitor but it's too big for my desk so I pretty much use it as a TV except when doing anything art related (it has really accurate colors for anything that needs to be printed)

I wish that there were higher resolution 5:4 monitors available, it seems like they all max out at 1280x1024. iirc Huawei made a 4k 3:2 monitor, but it's Huawei so idk how easily it'd be able to get in America.

27", which is what I've stuck w/ for ages now, but I upgraded to 1440p 144hz curved ones back during the pandemic.

3''on good day.
27'' & 24''. The 27'' is on its last legs tho. :(

A single monitor. 22" lcd 1080p. I got it in 2010.

One 28", 4k
One 14", 1200x1920

34" 3440x1440 curved ultra wide

24 1080p 144hz

Got it and my whole PC setup with the first stimulus check in 2020

No reason to go above 27"

I have a 32" curved screen hooked up to my main rig, it's only 1080p but runs at 240Hz. I've been on the hunt for a (second hand) 4K monitor.

My laptop can handle 4K but unfortunately the 3080 cannot.

I also have a 55" 4K TV hooked up to my sim rig. I tend to use it to watch movies more than actually drive in it, though.

An old Samsung 24-inch

LtZim posted...

No reason to go above 27"

27 is too small

Either 7" (handheld), 27" (small TV) or whatever I want (virtual monitor on a VR headset) depending how I'm playing at the time.

I also have a 24" monitor but haven't used it in a very long time now.

55 inch oled and 77 inch oled in the living room

32" 165 hz 1080p

I prefer frame rate over high res because graphic cards are never strong enough to support things maxed out anyway

34" ultrawide. If I bought a new one I'd consider 38"

34" Ultrawide 1440p

32" curved screen, 1080p.

34" ultrawide 1440p

27in one in landscape, and 24in one to the right of it in portrait. I use the computer for gaming but also programming and reading papers (work)

Both 1440p

32" 1440p

24, 1920x1200

Dual 27" 1440p monitors.

27'' and 24'', first is 1440p

smaller than 20" i really need a new tv but they expensive

I have a 35" ultrawide, which is roughly the equivalent of a 27" 16:9.

77" LG C3

I have three of these, work paid for them during covid. 27 Inch Curved 1440p 1ms 165Hz

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08DLC9HBG/

Just upgraded to two 27" monitors, one of the regular 1080p and the other 1440p curved

LtZim posted...

No reason to go above 27"

PC as a home theater.

Currently using a 55 Samsung but trying to save up for a 77 LG C3, or newer equivalent depending on whats out when the time comes. My optimal viewing distance on the 55 measures out to around 6, and I would really like a little more space for the rare times I have a guest, so upgrading size is the only real option. Otherwise, smaller details when gaming are too challenging to see (my 55 used to be at 10 or so).

27" 1440p 144hz

LG Ultragear 32" 1440p 165hz
And I just bought a AOC 24" 1080p
LG for games, AOC for browsing

32 at 1440p

Two 27" 1440p 144hz.

34 inch 1440p ultrawide for desktop
65 inch 4k OLED for couch gaming or videos

LtZim posted...

No reason to go above 27"

i told myself this when i got a 24" monitor. and now i'm thinking with how i'm gonna set my monitor up, i could go bigger than the 32" i have right now.

i also told myself this when i upgraded from a 42" to 55" tv. 55" seemed huge for my living room at the time. i'm rockin a 65" now, thinking if i wall mount it i probably could have gone 75"

For a while I considered getting a projector/screen and putting the desk near the far end of the room with just a wireless mouse/keyboard on it.

But it was absurdly space inefficient.