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Thermaltake Triple Monitor Stand Pro; Up to (x3) 32" Curve or 34" Flat; Powder Coated Steel; 920mm-1120mm Height Range; VESA Mounting; Racing Simulator Compatible; White; GSC-MSP-MDSLWH-01
- Triple Screen ImmersionSurround yourself for full immersion with up to three 34" flat or 32" curved panels, perfect for use with most simulator set ups as well as those with motion systems.
- Stable DisplaysDesigned for compatibility with motion systems like the GM5, the base and default height has been adjusted to provide the extra clearance needed.
- Powder-Coated ProtectionBuilt from a steel tube frame for stability and rigidity and then covered with a powder-coated finish for a clean look and easy maintenance.
- Configurable DisplaysIn triple monitor configuration the stand can support flat panels up to 34" and curved panels up to 32", with dual and single configurations supporting displays from 27"~55" in size.
- Perfect AnglesTo make sure you get the perfect fit there are five vertical adjustment point supporting a height of 920mm, 970mm, 1020mm, 1070mm, and 1120mm as well as up to 60° of screen rotation.
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Built for an immersive experience compliment your simulator set up with the Triple Racing Monitor Stand Pro, made from powder coated steel for durability. Height adjustment and the wide base makes this a great addition for simulators, as well as those with motion systems. VESA mounting makes installing a display easy and straight forward with multiple VESA sizes supported. Single monitor configuration supports up to 55 and triple configuration up to 32 curved and 34 flat is supported.
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The Thermaltake Triple Monitor Stand Pro is a steel VESA display stand for simulator users who want an immersive setup with up to three flat monitors up to 34 inches or curved monitors up to 32 inches, including compatible motion-system setups.
Recommended For
- Sim racers building a three-screen cockpit who want a freestanding stand rather than monitors attached to a desk or wall.
- Owners of compatible Thermaltake GR500 or GM5 sim-racing setups who want a stand positioned for a multi-monitor cockpit.
- Sim racers setting up three supported-size flat or curved monitors who want a single floor-standing frame for the display array.
- Buyers who do not need fine, independent monitor positioning and are comfortable checking stand-to-rig clearance before assembly.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- In a dedicated sim-racing cockpit, mount three screens around the driver so side views can show nearby cars and more of the track; the result is a wider driving view than a single center display, though the game must also be configured for triple screens.
- When pairing a triple-screen setup with a Thermaltake GR500 and GM5 motion system, use the stand’s intended clearance to position the displays around the cockpit; check screen-to-rig clearance through the motion system’s full range before driving.
- When building around three curved or flat gaming monitors, angle the side screens toward the seat to create a more wraparound view; one owner reports that this stand’s layout can limit how close the screens sit to the rig, so check the cockpit fit before assembly.
- For a shared or changing cockpit setup, adjust the display height to suit the driver’s seated eye line; the stand offers several fixed height positions, making it possible to reposition the screens without changing the cockpit itself.
- In a room where the simulator needs to be moved or stored between sessions, fold the stand’s monitor sections backward to free some floor space without removing the displays.














