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@stevedv.eth
Seeking advice: I thought I'd be a ultrawide monitor guy but after 8 years of rocking a 34" QHD at 50hz (my kvm is wack) I _think_ what I really want is a much sharper display. A 4K 27" 120hz display to be exact. Anyone have strong opinions for either? Especially for reading/writing docs or code!
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pugson
@pugson
get the apple studio display
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eirrann | he/him
@eirrann.eth
I'm a huge fan of 4k monitors, for basic computing I've always used Dell Ultrasharp models, but I probably wouldn't recommend them for gaming if you also do that I might recommend larger than 27 inches, maybe a 32 inch for example, just for the extra work space What is your workflow like, do you need multiple monitors?
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alex
@alexgrover
happy with my dough spectrum, recently saw this 32β oled that looks nice too https://youtu.be/HYbLycIEY1I
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@tudorizer
happy 4k 27" curved 240hz owner here: do it! reading + writing code and docs has never felt better
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studio whimsi
@whimsi.eth
more real screen real-estate is >>>>> but i found that 2x 27" 1440p 144hz to be my ideal working setup (haven't tried 4k though)
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Alfie John
@alfiedotwtf
Bigger is better here, even if both are same PPI as long as itβs 4k. Iβm on 43β about 1m away, and itβs the perfect size for coding - 3 vertical split panes with another vertical terminal. Laptop to the side for chat, and then another 43β to the left for non-readable things like security cameras, MTV etc. I have a feeling youβll regret going smaller. Canβt wait though to replace it all with Apple Vision nextgen
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silly goose
@lovejoy
/microsub tip: 77 $DEGEN
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silly goose
@lovejoy
/microsub tip: 336 $DEGEN
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