Nothing crazy. The two landscape monitors are LG 32" 32GN650s and the two landscape ones in the middle are Sceptre 27" E275Ws. All mounted with individual mounts so they aren't connected to the desk. The side monitors in portrait mode area really nice to view full page documents. Here is a pick of t

Been digging through a ton of threads trying to find a solid 27" gaming monitor that won't break the bank. Seems like everyone has different opinions but a few models keep popping up. I'm looking for something with decent refresh rate, good colors, and won't have crazy ghosting or dead pixels out of

The Sceptre New 27-inch Gaming Monitor (model E275W-FW100T) is a cutting-edge display designed specifically to enhance your gaming experience. Offering a blend of high performance and advanced features, this monitor is poised to cater to the needs of avid gamers and multimedia enthusiasts alike.

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I was looking at this display for my little nephews Sony PS5 he's getting shortly. Trying to keep it under the 150 price. Can anyone tell me if they think it would be a good display for it?

https://www.sceptre.com/Monitors/Flat-Series/E275W-FW100T-27-Full-HD-100Hz-LED-Gaming-Monitor-product1480cat

My two 27" Sceptre E275W-FW100T monitors, on HDMI 4K cables, don't seem to detect my computer powering on, unless I unplug one of them and put an older monitor in the mix, get into Windows (which the connected 27" Sceptre E275W-FW100T monitor turn on at that point.

I can then swap out the old HDM