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Viewing angle is how far to one side you can be and still get acceptable visual quality. You might want to have a look at The 5 Best Budget Gaming Monitors - Winter 2020: Reviews and The 5 Best Budget Monitors - Winter 2020: Reviews If you want them all mounted on an arm, make sure they have...

Ok, so how important are things like color accuracy, viewing angles, response times and the like to you? My first instinct is instead of 3 cheapass monitors, get 1 good one and 1 cheapass one unless your workflow needs 3 monitors. The most important question is your budget.

If you want to go down the rabbit hole, check www.rtings.com What are you going to be using this machine for? Just low end gaming or will you be doing other work on it too?

Don't know squat about that monitor, but it doesn't have a VESA mount, so the arm would be useless.

That will never take off, Orkut is where the cool kids are.

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Yup, I a non RGB guy and had a Fractal Define R5 which is just a sold black monolith. Problem is that airflow wasn't great so I ended up with a Phanteks p500a which isn't RGB, but has a glass door so the lighted logo on my 1080 TI annoys me a bit.

Yeah, you'll be fine with DP to HDMI adapters. You can use DVI to HDMI too if you like for one. Most new monitors have both DP and HDMI ports, so if you're buying new ones just check what connections they have.