My office is 15'x10' and I have a built in 30"deep U shaped desk. The inner edge of the desk is a total of 23.5'. The section of the desk you can see in the photo is 9.5' across. You can't see it but I have more computers to the right of me (back up system) and to the left of me (sim setup - I never trade and test on the same box) but those are just single 30" monitor's and not multi-monitor like the main setup.

thanks for the layout. these 40in monitors dimensions are (W x H x D): TV w/ stand: 36.2" x 23.2" x 11.6". im not sure they would fit on a 78in desktop. maybe they will with and overhang as long as the base is on it fine but im not sure, the base on these looks rather large.

as big as they are you might be just fine with them sitting next to each other in portrait mode... Which would definitely solve the space issue.

thanks for the layout. these 40in monitors dimensions are (W x H x D): TV w/ stand: 36.2" x 23.2" x 11.6". im not sure they would fit on a 78in desktop. maybe they will with and overhang as long as the base is on it fine but im not sure, the base on these looks rather large.

as big as they are you might be just fine with them sitting next to each other in portrait mode... Which would definitely solve the space issue.

My solution was the wall mount I linked earlier. First, it allows me to lower the monitor a bit (no stand underneath) and second better position it. My desk itself can be moved towards me, keeping the monitors near wall. This should save me from having to buy a new desk until after I move into my new house.

Mike

ya i wont be running any in portrait mode on my 3 main monitors in this type of setup. i once tangled with the idea of having smaller monitors grouped like the picture below with 2 in portrait on the sides for news feeds, chat, etc but with these larger screen it wouldnt really be needed.

Having had a six monitor setup before (3 across, 2 rows), i would never do it again. The gaps caused by the angles just killed it for me.

Mike

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