I was recently looking for a nice 30" 2560X1600 monitor to replace my old 20" 1680x1050 monitor with, when the Eyefinity technology catched my eye. I started reading into the subject and decided I would go with 3 1920x1200 monitors instead (either 24" or 26"), which will be cheaper and give me a bigger viewing space too! Now I am completely clueless on what monitor to pick.
I will most likely make use of both landscape and portrait mode (5760x1200 vs 3600x1920) so being able to use the monitor in portrait mode is a must. This ofcourse also means the monitors have to be a perfect rectangle (no roundings on any side). Also, the setup will be used for movies and gaming, so a good response time would be very nice too (Not hardcore FPS gaming, so it doesn't have to be the best of the best, but I wouldn't want any ghosting or noticeable input delays.)
Since at 1920x1200 @60hz it's possible to use a passive displayport>DVI adapter, which are relatively cheap, the monitor only has to have a DVI port (so no overpriced displayport monitors, please )
Thin bezels are ofcourse a very good feature too, although it isn't a must (as long as it isn't too wide).
Edit: Damn, it's already hard enough to find a decently priced monitor that's able to be used vertically. All of the monitors I've found so far are overpriced with useless features such as USB, Card readers, etc (and they have an expensive displayport). Any suggestions?
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