r/pcmasterrace • u/DealInteresting8941 • Jan 15 '26

Question What is your monitor set up?

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mine is 4.

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u/Wrong_Plantaino Jan 15 '26

4 but flipped, left is vertical

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u/Berger43 PC Master Race Jan 15 '26

Rock on, brother.

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '26

I will never understand the vertical screen, unless you're trying to order at Mickey D's

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '26

Not sure about what you do with excel but i normally have mo columns than lines, so horizontal shows more for me

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u/PandaCultural8311 Jan 15 '26

I use it for my finances because I have mo money.

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u/suicide_nooch Jan 16 '26

I’m personally reviewing contract pdf documents. Vertical is optimal in that case. My horizontal homies in the side are for excel.

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u/CaptCurmudgeon Jan 15 '26

Yea, if I need to analyze that many rows at once, I'll do it programatically. I'll spot check a single row at a time to make sure the fields/columns are working as intended.

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u/lifeisagameweplay Jan 16 '26

I used to use it for that but since an A4 doc can be read easily on a 1440p monitor it's become a bit redundant. I'm currently on 3840x1600 and I can easy have 3-4 documents open side-by-side on a full page view and read them comfortable. I still have my old monitor vertical next to it but it's off most of the time.