QUOTE(sniperwolf @ Sep 11 2007, 11:54 AM)
1st of all the setup cost aint cheap as well on this so call surround gaming. Let break out the cost as below
19 inch lcd nowdays would cost bout rm650 for 1 so 3 would be almost close to 2k
The matrox triplehead cost bout 399 usd if not mistaken and its equivalent to bout rm1.3k
Also the power consumption of 3 lcd should be higher as compare to one
Graphic card power required to render things at the highest resolution possible, 3840x1024. Lowest resolution of 1920x480

I dont know how ugly it will looks when compare directly to a 1920x1200 27 or 28inch monitor
And by looking at the resolution, the image is indeed by stretch too widely. Also I dont think to see the plastic bezel of the lcd monitor which seperate each monitor, even if you line them up properly, where you still see the image on screen spliting up. For me I rather go for a large wide screen to had a more comfortable viewing then this.
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some corrections
It's 299 USD = so roughly 1.051k ++
1920x480 is actually 640 x 480 spread to 3 monitors horizontal. And who the heck do 640 x 480 reso
It's has nothing to do with the GC when you use this gizmo as it just display/spread it into 3 separate 1280 x 1024 screens of information, and displays across three independent 1280 x 1024 monitors so you can use it right out of the box with your current GC . Granted you would not get the highest possible reso compared to a real 28 incher but 3840 to 1920 is quite a bit of a view. Read
THIS for some review.
And the bezel thingy.. i guess it's kinda depends on ones tolerence. Do agree with you some points, wanted to know if anyone in malaysia tried this

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guys, about the samsung 226BW. I heard that there are S , C and A panels which the S is the awesome , A is still fine and C is the worst 1 which can be determine by looking at the rear of the monitor.
but today i went to shop and go adn look for the sticker behind the monitor, it doesnt show any S,C or A. It's juz blank with " model 226BW " it dun even have the [R] right of it.
then i look down and it shows "Made in Dongguan, China". So, which panel could it be ?
Well it seems that some unfortunately got the China treatment

It's the "C" Panel made by Chi Mei

ah well.. for more info check
THIS out
This post has been edited by ashx: Sep 11 2007, 05:53 PM