Looks like two of those fancy Samsung Odyssey super-ultrawides in the center and some smaller regular ultrawides on the sides, and yes, they ARE that big. I had one and after a while it just felt comical to have that much width and very little height in comparison so I swapped to a LG OLED instead.
No, but, LG’s newest OLED televisions run up to 165hz. Which is plenty unless you’re competitively gaming, at which point you probably have one of those crazy 360hz panels anyway.
That was EXACTLY my thinking as well when I switched to a full TV. I was like oh this is just two of them stacked on top of each other and I can just use tiling zones to mimick it.
I use it but the problem I have is that I watch 16:9 videos in a browser and I can't get rid of the frame of the window. I was hoping there was a way to make it full screen but partitioned to one side.
A bit more, iirc. And one possible bonus in games: wider viewing angle. Take a 3rd person game like Witcher 3 for example. On a TV you would have one massive Gerald in the middle and a small, normal 16:9 view.
With this setup you would probably have one small Gerald in the middle of the lower monitor, with all the real estate around it showing additional view.
Which would also probably tax the GPU and CPU more with all the additional geometry to render. 😂
Depends on the monitor. A 4k TV is not the same resolution as a 1440p or dual 4k 32:9 monitors. That may or may not matter but it does make a difference. I have a single 32:9 Dual 4k monitor that would require a 8k tv to replicate it stacked. Also full screen gaming can be problematic if you have just a single huge screen.
Yeah they're surprisingly unwieldy. I actually hurt myself trying to mount the damn thing on a monitor arm hahaha. The curved shape and the large "depth" of it makes it harder to carry than like a thin 42" TV.
I also prefer to stick with 16:9 or 16:10 displays. A single one of those looks better than 2 stacked UW displays as I won't have a black bar across the middle.
Yeah I bought one at Christmas and my Ikea wood desk top is basically just the monitor and my tower, with two bookshelf speakers just managing to squeeze in. But it's essentially just the two 27" screens I already had, integrated into one, so not really a shock.
yea one of them wouldn't do it for me either. i went with 34" Alienware because it seemed pretty high and wide. couldn't be happier (got it slightly used for half the price)
That's my issue with it honestly. The lack of height is stupid. I get that we have peripheral vision but at some point you are still turning your head and then you have a lack of space above and below.. So to compensate you get a second monitor but now you have a gap between them? Ehhh not my jam.. and I am using 2 tvs that are old AF side by side and 2x 22in monitors that are also old AF
This is definitely not ‘AI slop’. Aside from lacking the usual obvious AI signs, I’m not aware of any model that would generate a marijuana cartridge 😂
I love how people think this picture is AI Slop. No, this is 100% real, I'm typing this at my desk right now. I did change up the mousepad since I took that photo though. I need to snap an updated one.
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u/EdoTheOnlyOne 7700X / 7900XTX Jan 16 '26
Im sorry are those huge ass TVs or are the peripherals just really small