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Tipped a beer into a u2412m on Sunday.. OSD went bonkers. Unplugged for 24 hours and now it's back in the game 🍻

Probably this guy.. Model Family: Hitachi Travelstar 5K500.B Device Model: Hitachi HTS545016B9A300 User Capacity: 160,041,885,696 bytes [160 GB] Rotation Rate: 5400 rpm 9 Power_On_Hours 0x0012 001 001 000 Old_age Always - 80146 240...

Can still run some games in windowed mode stretched across multiple mismatched displays, though? I'm kind of using a PLP, though it's not as perfect as the oldskool 20/30/20 setup seems like it would have been (I was doing 5x1P eyefinity for 6000x1920 before this, though). I have a 49"...

Too small. I've been using 49" 4K for 3-4 years

Crossover 434K or Wasabi Mango UHD420?

6000x1920 is reported as 21:9..

I have a 2405FPW as the left wing of a 5x1P with the middle 3 being U2412Ms.. I calibrated the 2405fpw by eye using various images displayed on both and got a pretty good match. These are the settings I ended up with: 2405fpw: R: 15 / G: 25 / B: 32 / brightness: 50 Although obviously YMMV...

A lot of people use IKEA Galants.

Hopefully the 360 doesn't use HDCP.. don't think the 2405FPW supports that.

Probably the same 25" 1920x1080 OLED panel listed locally: Sony PVM-2541. 5135 usd/£3299. ouch. There's also a 17" 1920x1080 screen, Sony PVM-1741 at 3750 usd/£2408.

The fisheye effect is unrelated to the angle at which you tilt the monitors so uh... tilt them so they point right at your head when you look at them?

Boot into a Linux live CD to verify that it's a hardware issue.

Not really. Samsung md230 or manual bezel stripping or using those samsung bezellessish TVs or.. just using projectors for completely seamless bezels is still the best we can do. However I get the sense the mainstream has now found a new thing to latch onto other than "thinness" and is now...

The message on http://www.jesselang.ca which we know is/was Langer's domain is all the verification needed, really.. SaibotC: good luck on completing a fantastic and challenging project! I'm sure it'll be both an emotional and wonderful experience.

Hindsight is always 20/20.