Tri Monitors
When my old monitor broke I ordered a new one straight away to avoid the 4-6 week for warranty replacement. The broken one was replaced just yesterday and I although I had planned on just re-selling it on ebay I decided to set it up and check it out anyway. I have two 7800 GTX in SLI so I had the extra DVI input anyway, it was a little bit fiddly with some trial and error in display panel but I got it all working relatively quickly.
Only problem I have is I don't need tri-monitors at all because I will never play more than 6 tables at once. However, if you are a lower limit player it might be a cool investment if you think you are capable of playin 12 tables at the same time. I advise you to get smaller screens though as mine are 21.3" and head movement required is a little too severe for 12 tabling. I think it would work well for 17" and 19" set-ups though! I'll just stick to watching a movie on one or something =)
posted by TillerMaN | 11:31 PM
8 Comments:
Jesus Christ :)
You need a better stand...the headmovement is a nightmare! I also have 7800GTX's in SLI, here's my setup:
http://images.ggl.com/amir/16tables.jpg
I used to 3-monitor 20 tables on NL100 and I got burnout real quick.
Nowadays I discovered that playing 1 monitor is so much better (less headache), so I bought the 24-inch DELL LCD monitor. I assume it will fit 6 tables with minimal overlap.
Btw, nice setup amir.. what's the limit you're playing on those tables?
wow, nice setups there guys :) Isn't it hard to keep track of 8-16 tables at a time?
To me it just seems impossible..
Thanks r3v, mostly I play $15/30 limit, at least 10 tables, but I constantly find myself interested and curious about playing NL :)
You got a Dalí-picture in the background...are you interested in arts ,tillerman?
im guessing that stack of chips there is because you like to shuffle while you play
all i can say is thank god. that third monitor should put you over the limit on radiation to cause sterility. no baby tillers running around, please.
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