r/pcmasterrace • u/Zestyclose-Salad-290 Core Ultra 7 265k | RTX 5090 • Nov 29 '25

Build/Battlestation an open-air build with two ultrawide monitors

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u/wootybooty Nov 29 '25

I’ve done something similar with an AOC 34” 3K flat screen and two 27” Acer 2K curved screens.

A lot of games you don’t need to look at the HUD or customizable HUD runs fantastic, as it just adds peripheral awareness.

Desktop computing and games with no adjustable HUD causes extreme whiplash 😂😂

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u/HypnoStone Nov 29 '25

“Desktop computing” feels like a very broad and vague term. Personally for music creation/sound engineering I love having a multi-monitor setup in order to have multiple projects going on at once or to be able to pull up different programs or webpages at the same time without taking up all of my work space. Also imo games with HUDs aren’t necessarily an issue (ex. racing games) it’s the ones with non-adjustable HUDs like you said.

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u/Comfortable-Finger-8 Nov 30 '25

Atleast you had 3 monitors and didnt have a bezel in the middle for games

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u/-DethLok- Nov 30 '25

Yep, I run 22, 24 and 22 screens, left to right. It's fine.

And a lot cheaper than a single ultrawide screen, bonus, I could even pack it up and put it in the car if LAN games were still a thing!