What's your Monitor Size?

[Enfarious]

I also use 2, a Samsung 46" 3D LCD, and a Vizio 22" that's right on top of my recliner. Since most newer cards have HDMI out and most newer TVs have VGA in the options are virtually endless.

[Leyza]

Laptop: 17.3 inch 1600x900 monitor.

Desktop: ~20 inch 1360x768 inch T.V. (Need to get my 19 inch monitor with a 1600x900 resolution up here! /lazy)

[Donimo]

I use a 23" ViewSonic VP2365WB for design and gaming, and a 20" LG L203WTX for everything else. Anything more is overkill.

[Daku_Naito]

My main displays are a 37" LCD Monitor and a 3D-Ready 50" Plasma TV. Just like NefarioCall, I'd recommand you to play on a TV display, since they aren't that expensive and deliver the same performances than computer displays.

Same performance? You've either seen poor monitors or really expensive TVs. A monitor will give the user a much more detailed picture for computing. But if you play really far away, then it actually isn't a problem. Though I suspect computing isn't as comfortable.

Anyways, I use 3x24 inch monitors with a fourth 32 inch TV above them. The ratio for my three monitors is 5760x1080.

I use a 23" ViewSonic VP2365WB for design and gaming, and a 20" LG L203WTX for everything else. Anything more is overkill.

That simply isn't true

[ispano]

Agreed, TVs just aren't the same as Computer Monitors. Dot Pitch is much worse, because they're designed to be viewed from much farther away. ie a 22" Monitor @ 1920x1080 vs a 32"+ TV @ 1920x1080. Same resolution, TV has larger pixels. They often have other things not optimal for PC gaming as well.

I use a 30" @ 2560x1600, won't ever go back to something smaller unless I have to.

[Gilraen]

I used a 15" widescreen laptop monitor. At 1920x1080 it suits my needs just fine.

[Arkine]

2 GTX470s and an HP w2408h which is old but pretty neat lol.

[Daku_Naito]

Agreed, TVs just aren't the same as Computer Monitors. Dot Pitch is much worse, because they're designed to be viewed from much farther away. ie a 22" Monitor @ 1920x1080 vs a 32"+ TV @ 1920x1080. Same resolution, TV has larger pixels. They often have other things not optimal for PC gaming as well.

I use a 30" @ 2560x1600, won't ever go back to something smaller unless I have to.

I wish mu stand could hold three of those bad boys, but it only goes up to 3x24. Though, I'm not complaining.

[Alhanelem]

generally a pc monitor is functionally superior to a TV for computing purposes. I could never get the image to display quite right on my TV, usually there is either a small black border around the image, or a small bit of the image is cut off. Neither sits well for me.

[Leyza]

The problem with a T.V. is that if you're sitting close to it, the images will be blurry due to the lower resolution. If you sit at an area where it will be sharp, the text will be hard to read in some games. (Due to this, Aion is barely playable for me. >.<)