Ultimate Multitabling Setup v1.0

[MrMoo]

I think weight is going to be your biggest problem. I don't know that any of the typicaly swivel mounts will be able to hold 4 monitors.

Dell's site says the 2001FP weighs 18.72 pounds with the stand. I'd guess that they weight about 16 without the actual stand. So figure for four monitors, 64 pounds. This page specifically mentions supporting up to four monitors with their mount. I'd give them a call and ask them if they have anything which will fit your needs.

[bugstud]

I need to figure out what stand to use as well.

[callydrias]

I agree with Moo. I've never seen a monitor stand that can handle that much weight in the cantilevered configuration you want. It would either have to have an extremely heavy base or be bolted to your chair/floor.

My first thought was MyPCE (which someone mentioned already). They might be able to do a customer 4 monitor setup for you.

Alternately, if you find a stand that works for 2 monitors and has adjustible height, you could put one on either side of your chair with the monitors of one above the monitors of the other.

[Ro-me-ro]

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Suspend the monitors from the ceiling with cables.


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I can read the story in the newspaper's now! Man killed in freak accident when electronic equipment hit him whilst sleeping...

ROFL

[ace_in_the_hole]

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A slightly different look at a 6 monitor setup...the primary screen is a huge 30" workspace and 2560x1600 resolution, while the secondary screens are 20.1" with 1600x1200 resolution, with the 2 wing monitors in portrait mode.

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That's big ballin'

[oreogod]

this is how I roll:

here is my setup

specs:

1 dell 19"
5 Acer 19"
Matrox quad card with cable splitter(need one more to run the other monitor)
Stand I built myself for around 60-70 bucks.

[TobDog]

You have a light "out"

[cthomer5000]

It's hilarious to see thousands of dollars worth of monitors sitting on mostly total piece of [censored] desks.