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Multi-tabling/Monitors
Looking into getting a new monitor because i can't play more than 4 without there being a overlap lol, does anyone know how big of a monitor id need to fit say 9 tables on without there being a overlap (3 across /3 down) Or will it be a waste of time cauz sky were on about making it able for you to re-size the tables?
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I think the amount of pixels is more important than size as far as this is concerned.I think 2560 by 1600 is the most you can get and it costs.
http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/aoc-2436swa-23-6-widescreen-lcd-monitor-04050624-pdt.html
mini view would need a resolution of 1545 x 1128
standard view (no chat) would need a resolution of 2478 x 1914
standard view (with chat) would need a resolution of 3108 x 1914
3108 x 1914 isn't achievable with one monitor.
2478 x 1914 you could fit onto a QSXGA monitor, for only $7679 HERE
1545 x 1128 you could fit onto a 1920 x 1200 monitor, for only £240 HERE
So mini view on a 1920 x 1200 monitor is you best option.
The reason I say ish is that screen shot was taken in the browser client and the download client windows are a little bit smaller.
THIS would fix 3x3 mini view, although it's not the largest monitor at only 21.5"
Not sure where im gunna put the monitor like seen as i'll still have to use the keyboard or i could buy a new keyboard aswell and rest the monitor on the laptop...
Probably the best way to set this up is to use it in dual screen mode. Which is basically like having 2 separate windows desktops. You can then move windows to and from screens as you like.
Usually takes a bit of fiddling to get set up correctly though!
Steve