SAMSUNG MD230X3 Black 23" 1920 x 1080 (each) 8ms (GTG) Full HD Height Adjustable Multi-Display LCD Monitor 300 cd/m2 DC 150,000:1 (3,000:1)

Pros: Very nice setup. I've owned many multi-monitor setups over the last decade or so. This was by far the best of them. The monitors blend well together with the small Bezel and its one of the best mounts out there. The remote to control all three at once is a nice touch.

Cons: I wish they were IPS displays. But they are still very high quality with good viewing angle and excellent color replication.

The response rate on these monitors is slow enough that gamers will not like them. I don't game so I don't care.

Other Thoughts: I bought this setup a year ago and I enjoyed it so much I upgraded to the x6 version recently. I kept the x3 and rotated the monitors to portrait instead of landscape. What a fantastic setup.

I noticed people write reviews for things they find overpriced when they don't actually own one. That isn't helpful to anyone. If its not in your budget or you find the bang-for-buck not to your liking, just don't buy it.

These are designed for VERY professional multi-monitor setups. You'll get much better results then buying your own monitors and a stand.

Pros: Looks awesome

Cons: 8ms? Are you kidding me? That's 7ms slower than some other cheap LCDs. For the price, it shouldn't be 8ms response time.

Pros: -Extremely thin bezel - Short of a $6,500 curved screen, this is the best eyefinity/surround setup money can buy.

Cons: -Price: Unless you're swimming in money, this is not worth buying until the price drops down to the $900-$1,200 range.

Other Thoughts: Today, for $750 you can get three 22" monitors and a $200 Ergotech Triple-monitor stand. Remove the bezels with a butterknife and you've got a very inexpensive homemade version of this nearly $2,000 product.

Pros: Small bezel, allows for minimal breaks in the images between monitors. Comes with a very sturdy nice quality stand. Hinges are sturdy and allow you to change your viewing angle up to about 35 degrees.

Great cord organization, cables daisy-chain from one monitor to another as for use and power, limiting cable mess.

The remote is a great idea, allowing you to individually control each monitor or all of them at the same time. It's removable so you can get rid of it once everything is configured.

Cons: These monitors are nice but their not quality for the price. They are 8ms so there is some, but very little ghosting in some games. You will not notice it if have been playing for a little while.

Most games do not support the landscape resolution, so you will want the monitors in portrait, which the bezels on the top and bottom are slightly bigger than the sides.
Top/Bottom(9.4mm)
Sides(7.4)

It seems that the images do not completely reach the edge of the screen to the bezel, it's almost as there are about 5 pixels from each side that are black(not dead pixels), however intentionally left there. - I was very tired i may be wrong about this

PRICE!
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Other Thoughts: Not worth the price, these would have to be 35% less to even be somewhat reasonable.

After the pros vs cons, I will not return them to newegg because i bought them fulling agreeing to the outrageous costs. However you could easily buy bigger monitors, probably 27 inches(from what i looked at) and still save 600 bucks.


In order to play games on even moderate settings you will need a fairly powerful card. I have two XFX 6970's and my monitors are setup in 3240 x 1920 in potrait, my fps in wow with all settings on high with 16xAnisotropic filtering and 8xAntiAliasing, my ftp tops at 65 to 70. usually in the 50's.

Pros: Nice adjustable height. small bezel around monitors.

Cons: I returned it for New Egg Credit and purchased 3 bigger and better LCD monitors and built my own. Also had over 1300.00 dollars left over.
At 1909.99 this is a rip off not worth the money.

Other Thoughts: Way too expensive!!