Monitor advice

Autism

Op: I've got 2 wide screens on the wishlist but I'm now thinking I'd be better off with three smaller ones.
Was going to angle the two but I don't think that will work. I'm gonna need front view as well as left and right.


I'm a noob, the last monitor I had bought was a crt in the early 2000's been on a craptop for a long time.

There's so many factors to consider. Most of them being the build specs of your sim.
Unless you've got blue prints handy there's not much to be said.

For best results you're going to need 4k and large screens to sit away from the panels, to give better immersion, so you physically can move to look over and out the window frames.

Don't forget the obvious need for ventilation in such an enclosed space with a high power PC

>>59660327
Thanks for the advice
>>59661330
I've definitely considered it and will be putting fans on a controller for the enclosed space.

Remember the little things:
>ergonomics of the seat
>cup holder
>small table & drawer built in
>integrated hookah or bong
>a mirror so you can watch yourself
>the mirror also allows you to see behind you
>behind your head is a window
>behind the window is another screen
>you actually have a rearview mirror in-game
>build more than one to share the fun
>the seats must be able to shake & rumble
>add a small dry ice smoke machine & strobes
>speaker placement is key