JD-Slow-Thumbs Posted October 3, 2018 Share Posted October 3, 2018 The other day at walmart I saw a stack of 32 inch 720p TV’s for only $98 each, which got me thinking about a triple monitor rig. Currently I am getting 48 Frames-Per-Second with a single 1080p (which I love), I think I should expect 36 FPS with a triple 720p. Questions 1 – Has anybody tried a triple 720p monitor setup? and do you like it? 2 – Will I be able to tolerate the pixels in a 720p monitor at arms-length? (As opposed to a 1080p monitor getting a 720p signal) (the world has gone from NTSC to 720p-HD to 1080p-Full-HD to 2160p-Ultra-HD). 3A – In a flight simulator, will I notice the reduction in fps from 48 to 36 ? 3B – In a Car-Racing simulator where the scenery is closer, is 36 fps still ok? 4 – Is my math for expected frame-rate close enough? Or am I missing something important? Thanks in advance JD https://www.walmart.com/ip/Onn-32-TV-HD-720P-LED-TV/603694404 Here is my math 1,080 x 1,920 = 2,073,600 Area of one 1080p monitor (in pixels) 720 x 1,280 = 921,600 Area of one 720p monitor 3 x 921,600 = 2,764,800 Area of three 720p monitors New pixels workload --> 2,764,800 Old pixels workload --> 2,073,600 gets me a 1.33 or 0.75 ratio depending on how I am going to use it. Currently I am getting 48 Frames-Per-Second with a single 1080p, I think I should expect (0.75 x 48fps =) 36 FPS with a triple 720p. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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