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02-24-2024, 07:28 AM
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Calling out Freebummer
Do you use a monitor arm? is it a worthy investment?
Will the thing damage my table?
I've got an expensive Samsung Neo Odyssey G8 so I dont want that chit falling on my table. I'm not rich enough to go buy another high end monitor just like that.
Will the thing damage my table?
I've got an expensive Samsung Neo Odyssey G8 so I dont want that chit falling on my table. I'm not rich enough to go buy another high end monitor just like that.
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02-24-2024, 07:33 AM
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I bought an Ergotron monitor arm for my 34" UW QD-OLED. One of the better investments I've made srs. After a year of use there's a bit of marking on the table.
It helps declutter your desk so much, srs. I put my DAC underneath, etc.
It helps declutter your desk so much, srs. I put my DAC underneath, etc.
02-24-2024, 07:33 AM
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None of my monitors have ever seen a stand always monitor arm crew. Even my mic is on a clamp arm
I use the clamp on ones, no damage no probs.
Using this at the moment
Limited-time deal: HUANUO 13-32 Inch Dual Monitor Stand, Ergonomic Adjustable Spring Monitor Arm, Dual Monitor Mount Tilt/Swivel/Rotate/Weight Max 20 lbs/VESA 75/100mmhttps://a.co/d/hz4ZndE
I have the single version of the same arm that is on girlfriends desk holding a 34" monitor so they can take some decent weight
You get so much desk space back and your monitor won't wobble as much either
I use the clamp on ones, no damage no probs.
Using this at the moment
Limited-time deal: HUANUO 13-32 Inch Dual Monitor Stand, Ergonomic Adjustable Spring Monitor Arm, Dual Monitor Mount Tilt/Swivel/Rotate/Weight Max 20 lbs/VESA 75/100mmhttps://a.co/d/hz4ZndE
I have the single version of the same arm that is on girlfriends desk holding a 34" monitor so they can take some decent weight
You get so much desk space back and your monitor won't wobble as much either
02-24-2024, 07:34 AM
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Monitor arms are a no brainer. They free up so much desk space, especially with multiple monitors.
02-24-2024, 07:38 AM
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Thank you fellas for the posts. Not American, so not sure if I can source those specific ones you guys mentioned.
However I did find this when I was searching locally ... It seems quite sturdy and of quality -https://www.ect.my/accessories/other...op-stand-mount
Anything specific that I should be searching for with these arms? .... Can these arms hold a 42 inch oled tv in case I decide to upgrade? or are arms monitor specific only.
Do they even work with ultra wide if I ever decide to go down that route? (I dont plan to, but I like the option of future proofing in case of spontaneous autism)
However I did find this when I was searching locally ... It seems quite sturdy and of quality -https://www.ect.my/accessories/other...op-stand-mount
Anything specific that I should be searching for with these arms? .... Can these arms hold a 42 inch oled tv in case I decide to upgrade? or are arms monitor specific only.
Do they even work with ultra wide if I ever decide to go down that route? (I dont plan to, but I like the option of future proofing in case of spontaneous autism)
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02-24-2024, 07:43 AM
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Originally Posted By bongowongo⏩
They may not be rated for that size but oled tvs are fairly light might workThank you fellas for the posts. Not American, so not sure if I can source those specific ones you guys mentioned.
However I did find this when I was searching locally ... It seems quite sturdy and of quality -https://www.ect.my/accessories/other...op-stand-mount
Anything specific that I should be searching for with these arms? .... Can these arms hold a 42 inch oled tv in case I decide to upgrade? or are arms monitor specific only.
Do they even work with ultra wide if I ever decide to go down that route? (I dont plan to, but I like the option of future proofing in case of spontaneous autism)
However I did find this when I was searching locally ... It seems quite sturdy and of quality -https://www.ect.my/accessories/other...op-stand-mount
Anything specific that I should be searching for with these arms? .... Can these arms hold a 42 inch oled tv in case I decide to upgrade? or are arms monitor specific only.
Do they even work with ultra wide if I ever decide to go down that route? (I dont plan to, but I like the option of future proofing in case of spontaneous autism)
Are the VESA mount sizes the same? I genuinely have no idea, they nay not be
I use a rolling tv stand for my tv, love it, slide that bitch around wherever I need it
02-24-2024, 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted By freeburn⏩
No clue myself about if vesa is standardized.They may not be rated for that size but oled tvs are fairly light might work
Are the VESA mount sizes the same? I genuinely have no idea, they nay not be
I use a rolling tv stand for my tv, love it, slide that bitch around wherever I need it
Are the VESA mount sizes the same? I genuinely have no idea, they nay not be
I use a rolling tv stand for my tv, love it, slide that bitch around wherever I need it
Lmfaooooo just googled the rolling stand ... that's pretty awesome.
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02-24-2024, 08:03 AM
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Originally Posted By bongowongo⏩
I like to rearrange my office alot so nothing is on a permanent fixture. And the rolling stand is amazing for the oleds, because they are a nightmare to move around because of the thin screenNo clue myself about if vesa is standardized.
Lmfaooooo just googled the rolling stand ... that's pretty awesome.
Lmfaooooo just googled the rolling stand ... that's pretty awesome.
02-24-2024, 09:37 AM
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Originally Posted By freeburn⏩
That's funny, I have the same exact one for my 2 32s. I actually mated another rod on top to hold a single 24 for my security cameras, which barely gets used nowadays.None of my monitors have ever seen a stand always monitor arm crew. Even my mic is on a clamp arm
I use the clamp on ones, no damage no probs.
Using this at the moment
Limited-time deal: HUANUO 13-32 Inch Dual Monitor Stand, Ergonomic Adjustable Spring Monitor Arm, Dual Monitor Mount Tilt/Swivel/Rotate/Weight Max 20 lbs/VESA 75/100mmhttps://a.co/d/hz4ZndE
I have the single version of the same arm that is on girlfriends desk holding a 34" monitor so they can take some decent weight
You get so much desk space back and your monitor won't wobble as much either
I use the clamp on ones, no damage no probs.
Using this at the moment
Limited-time deal: HUANUO 13-32 Inch Dual Monitor Stand, Ergonomic Adjustable Spring Monitor Arm, Dual Monitor Mount Tilt/Swivel/Rotate/Weight Max 20 lbs/VESA 75/100mmhttps://a.co/d/hz4ZndE
I have the single version of the same arm that is on girlfriends desk holding a 34" monitor so they can take some decent weight
You get so much desk space back and your monitor won't wobble as much either
Stands just take up so much room, mine were triangle shaped with the pointy ends always getting in the way of everything.
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03-13-2024, 12:49 AM
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Just got the monitor arm ..... cottdamnnn the amount of space it's cleared up is crazy. Loving it.
I'm just paranoid the thing hopefully doesnt fall off lool, but it seems to be pretty secure.
I'm just paranoid the thing hopefully doesnt fall off lool, but it seems to be pretty secure.
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03-13-2024, 02:38 AM
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03-13-2024, 03:43 AM
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Originally Posted By SubGamer⏩
I use the ones where you clamp on the tables like weedbrah mentioned - There are also ones where you can drill onto the table.I've PC gamed for over 10 years and never even considered getting this...
Looks like a no brainer. What should I look for in a monitor arm ? Maybe I'll have to check out some YouTube videos
Looks like a no brainer. What should I look for in a monitor arm ? Maybe I'll have to check out some YouTube videos
From my experience, seems like the most important thing for an arm is how you want your set up
- Are you using dual screens?
- How big is your monitor and are you planning to upgrade?
I'm not into the dual set up just yet so I bought a single arm one that can handle big loads --- People have set up their 48 inch oleds onto the one I bought, so if I ever get a screen that size I know I'm good (I'm just not sure if it can handle a widescreen at that 48'' since widescreens tend to be heavier than regular 16:9 monitors eh?)
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03-13-2024, 08:27 AM
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03-13-2024, 08:54 AM
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Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
Soon.If you are asking FreeBurner for advice on anything outside of substance abuse you are goofing.
Freebum is my role model when it comes to tech gadgetry and setting up a top tier autism/nerd fused game/workspace. Wait for my next thread asking him which electric smart bong is best for the table!
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03-13-2024, 08:58 AM
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Originally Posted By bongowongo⏩
PuffcoSoon.
Freebum is my role model when it comes to tech gadgetry and setting up a top tier autism/nerd fused game/workspace. Wait for my next thread asking him which electric smart bong is best for the table!
Freebum is my role model when it comes to tech gadgetry and setting up a top tier autism/nerd fused game/workspace. Wait for my next thread asking him which electric smart bong is best for the table!
03-13-2024, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted By freeburn⏩
Mind eradicated. Just sussed, that looks sleek and futuristic as fuk lmao.Puffco
But nah, not about that green life personally. Would get one just as a decoration tho lol.
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03-13-2024, 09:08 AM
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Originally Posted By bongowongo⏩
Lolol you thought you were making some goofy chit up but it existsMind eradicated. Just sussed, that looks sleek and futuristic as fuk lmao.
But nah, not about that green life personally. Would get one just as a decoration tho lol.
But nah, not about that green life personally. Would get one just as a decoration tho lol.
Ppl underestimate stoner ingenuity
03-13-2024, 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted By mgftp⏩
On the other hand, if OP wanted advice on sucking cock and taking enough dick in the bum to go around jupiter 10 times, he could ask you about that, but not much else.If you are asking FreeBurner for advice on anything outside of substance abuse you are goofing.
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