#Sizeup vs divvy 1080p
#Sizeup vs divvy tv

Have a friend who got a Philips 40' 4K and said it was too big in terms of the area you can look at without having to pivot your head a lot. The issue is the screen area, and how low and high you are able to look comfortably and productively. Tilts, pivots, so I got two to put them side by side. It was a big jump at the time but now I'm used to it and want more space. Currently use 27' Asus at 1440p for the past few years. The higher the prescription, astigmatism, etc, the more factors you may have to consider. The most productive I've been has been using 3 monitors, 1 for messaging/research, middle screen for working, and right screen for testing/launching, etc.Ĭonsider if you have an eyeglass prescription the amount of strain you may experience with any monitor size, pixel size, etc.

#Sizeup vs divvy tv

RTINGS is invaluable for finding a TV with the right color input and latencies: Ī few data points from a text/code/web based user. You want via HDMI 2 and 4:4:4 ensures your text isn't blurry. On the other hand, I got rid of my speakers and now use HDMI audio instead.įinally, if you're getting an HDTV, make sure your computer is compatible with HDMI 2 and the television supports 4:4:4 color. I need to turn it manually on whenever I wake my computer and DPMS sleep doesn't take effect immediately. The only negative to this setup is that the Samsung is definitely a television. Virtual machines and laptop connections are significantly less finicky because there is only one large display to configure. I keep my main applications along the bottom 1300 pixels or so with email/music/monitoring along the top. There's no bezel in the middle to ruin that center terminal.

I normally work with 2 terminals side by side, but now I have 3 terminals or 2 terminals and a browser window. I highly recommend using this DPI calculator to find a pixel size that's comfortable for you: The DPI is similar to a 27' 1440p monitor, which might be tiny if you're coming from 29' 1080p. It's also a similar width and horizontal resolution to the 34' ultrawides that are on the market now but significantly cheaper.

#Sizeup vs divvy 1080p

In terms of dimensions, it is physically less wide than the 2 24' 1080p monitors I had before while having 4 times the resolution. I have a 4k 40' curved Samsung HDTV as my monitor, the UN40JU6700.