“If I buy two and a gaming PC that has both HDMI and DisplayPort outs, I imagine I could do dual monitors with these? Does anyone think the curvature will impact a dual monitor setup?”
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I have a triple monitor setup with three of the 27" CRG5 Samsung curved monitors. The curve is wonderful! I definitely recommend it. However, gaming with only two monitors may cause an issue in that the bezels of the monitors will be directly in the center of your field of view. You will still be able to see the part that is blocked by the bezel (unless you use bezel correction), but I feel it would be annoying not being able to look directly at the center of the screen. I would recommend three monitors instead, or just one larger monitor. Two would be fine for productivity and desktop work.. three is great for gaming. It would be best to run off Display Port, in my opinion. My GPU has three outputs for Display port and I have all three of the monitors connected to the GPU. This monitor does not include a Display Port cable. It only includes one HDMI cable. Samsung makes a 49 inch curved monitor: Samsung 49" CHG90 Super Ultra-Wide Monitor. I have seen it in-person at Best Buy and it is magnificent. If you have the budget, you might consider that monitor.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I just hooked it up as a second monitor. The curvature is a little odd next to a flat monitor. But I usually have my monitors closer to an inverted V shape instead of side by side. Works fine for me. (Right monitor is the curved Samsung)
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