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Monitor Resolution, no overlap

CoD · 2008-02-20 14:03:27

Hi quick question. I've had my dual set up for a couple of years now, just cheap 19" monitors and I've been playing with 2 tables on each screen just with a little overlap on the corners. Moving to iPoker soon, and was looking maybe to upgrade one monitor. I've seen a good value one that goes to 1900 x 1200. Just wondering…

20-02-2008 2:03pm

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CoD

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Hi quick question. I've had my dual set up for a couple of years now, just cheap 19" monitors and I've been playing with 2 tables on each screen just with a little overlap on the corners.
Moving to iPoker soon, and was looking maybe to upgrade one monitor.

I've seen a good value one that goes to 1900 x 1200.
Just wondering could I have 4 tables with no overlap on that one screen on iPoker?
Or what sort of resolution should I be looking for?

Cheers

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#2 20-02-2008 2:05pm

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1900X1200 should be grand for no overlap with ipoker afaik.

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#3 20-02-2008 2:09pm

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800x600 is the key figure to remember, thats the size of virtually every poker rooms standard table.
So for no overlap of 2/3/4 tables you need 1600x1200.

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#4 20-02-2008 2:21pm

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I have a dell 24" with 1900 * 1200 resolution. You can fit 4 large ipoker tables with no overlap and 9 small tables with no overlap.

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#5 20-02-2008 4:51pm

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excellent, thanks guys

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#6 20-02-2008 6:04pm

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when they say no overlap on 4 large table there is some but very little vertical overlap but none horizontal... 9 minis with no overlap and 12 with some overlap... 16 playable

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#7 20-02-2008 6:18pm

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You'll find a tonne of info on thsi thread http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055126046&highlight=poker+monitor

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#8 20-02-2008 6:44pm

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Just to let you know pcbuyit now charge VAT if you are thinking of buying from them, i emailed Simon the other day and he said it, makes a pretty big difference although its still cheaper than off Dell themselves.

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