Triple Monitor, advice please....

[PaulH]

Hey guys, thinking of getting a triple monitor setup but after a little advice.

At the moment I have a Benq 24" 120Hz monitor(the bezel is 23mm) 1920 x 1080, i5 2500k @ 4100, an Asus 7970 Matrix Platinum, 8GB memory

First off, would that hardware run it at good frames? eg. Battlefield 4, Assetto Corsa, Wargame Airland Battle, other racing sims?


Would I have to get 2 more 120Hz monitors, or would 2 cheapy Benq 24" 60Hz monitors do the job?
Would the 120Hz monitor then be stuck at 60Hz if I did get the Cheaper monitors?
Also, would it best to put them all on one stand? Or just sit them on my desk as normal?

Was looking at this stand - http://www.domu.co.uk/vonhaus-tripl...mount-bracket-for-15-34-45-24-34-screens.html

My desk width size is 114CM, my monitor now is in the center, so thinking 2 others at 45 degrees should just fit on their stands, but that triple mount might be better.....

This is pushing me towards triple monitors too...

http://www.amd.com/us/products/tech...for-consumers/Pages/experience-eyefinity.aspx

 

[JoelGL]

Do your research! Make sure to check out the bezel size as well. I tried once before and the bezels were so large it wasn't worth it and I took all three back. Tried again later with thin bezel monitors and I can't ever go back for racing. Funny enough I hate it for desktop use. I just switch back to my 27" 1440p monitor with my 24" 1080p (landscape) monitors for desktop use and keyboard and mouse gaming.

With triple 24" (1080p) for racing, and 27" (1440p) for desktop, how do you manage to swap the monitors? Do you always physically swap the center monitor, or do you have a separate PC for each setup, or do you have some kind of swivel arm to swap them conveniently? Curious as I'd have a similar setup if I go with triples.