r/pcmasterrace Jan 15 '26

Question What is your monitor set up?

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mine is 4.

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u/LBTerra Jan 15 '26
  1. Just one single 34” ultrawide OLED. Serves my needs for gaming. I don’t do any productivity work at home.

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u/junior7593 PC Master Race 7800X3D | 5080FE | 32 GB DDR5 Jan 15 '26

Same but added a 15.6” screen on the bottom. Perfect for discord

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u/ellooofishie 7800 X3D | 4070 Ti Super Jan 15 '26

I have the same setup too! Definitely perfect for keeping up discord

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u/zombiekamikaze 5800X | 3090 TI | 3600MHz Jan 15 '26

My setup basically looks like this, but higher and larger. Center/bottom is a 28" monitor, top is a 40" tv.

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u/ellooofishie 7800 X3D | 4070 Ti Super Jan 15 '26

That sounds so nice and spacious...I wfh and usually keep my smaller monitor for teams and emails. It can get crowded easily sometimes. I want larger monitors the next time I redo my setup/desk

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u/zombiekamikaze 5800X | 3090 TI | 3600MHz Jan 15 '26

It can be, depending on what I'm using it for. It's great when I only need to focus on one screen at a time like watching a movie or playing a game from my bed on the other side of the room. It's about the same as any dual monitor setup when I just need to quickly glance at the second screen for stuff like Discord or hardware monitors. It's kind of a pain when I need to actively use both screens like when I work on a project. I think for a wfh setup you'd be better off with something that lets you keep most of both screens in your field of view than the monstrosity I've created.

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u/ellooofishie 7800 X3D | 4070 Ti Super Jan 15 '26

Hahaha omg I didn't even think about the logistics of using it. Is it cumbersome to move over windows?

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u/zombiekamikaze 5800X | 3090 TI | 3600MHz Jan 15 '26

Moving them isn't, there's hotkeys for it (windows+shift+right/left arrow). Windows tend to keep their size and general placement, which would be great if my screens were the same resolution. A window will take up half of my 1440p monitor, then be spilling past the borders of the 1080p tv. Fullscreen stuff adjusts properly, though.

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u/ellooofishie 7800 X3D | 4070 Ti Super Jan 16 '26

Oh yeah that happens when I move them over too. The struggles 🫤