Hi Phil,
I would advise against consolidating screenspace from 2 displays into
just one display.
It´s nice to have a 4kish main display if the distance to the screen
fits comfortably
to the sitting position in front of it and there´s enough depth to the
desk but still,
having a second monitor in something of the 24"-27" inch range is a very
pleasant
way to have floating windows, other programs and references in view but
out of the way.
Personally, I like having a 27" as my main, centered display and at
least some 24" to my left.
Other´s swear on centering their displays around their viewing axis but
I don´t like looking
at that gap between screens all day, I prefer things wheighted to one side.
Anything much bigger than 30", I found annoying in the past because I
would either end up
constantly craning my neck around while looking across the screen or I
would squint my eyes
to read small fonts after having pushed the display farther away to
reduce that initial headswinging.
In a nutshell, i found it really depends on the available desk´s depth
for a comfortable viewing distance.
It should be deep enough to allow to push the display as far back as
needed to see the whole image at a glance,
fit a Wacom and keyboard inbetween and still let you rest your forearms
comfortably on the desk.
Cheers,
tim
Am 23.09.2015 um 22:21 schrieb Phil Harbath:
Has anyone used a 34 inch monitor for mostly 3D work, any comments
appreciated.
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From: pete...@skynet.be <mailto:pete...@skynet.be>
Sent: 9/23/2015 4:11 AM
To: softimage@listproc.autodesk.com
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Subject: Re: 3Delight (free) - 8 core restriction and toon renders
but did you check in task manager to see if there are actually 8 cores
active?
in my tests with the 8-core restricted version, there were only 4
cores active as before – and I’ve seen it mentioned here as well. (not
saying that what you got out of those 4 cores wasn’t cool)
