Home News Computing (Image credit: Shutterstock / DC Studio) For the unaware, buying a monitor for your PC or laptop dock feels like it should be fairly straightforward, but there’s a whole world of different optimizations out there to suit various requirements. Forget just thinking about screen size, you also have resolution, refresh rate, and other important features to consider, all of which make your hardware better suited for anything from video editing and graphic designs to competitive gaming environments.But what if you use the same setup for several tasks? Using multiple monitors have many benefits including being able to optimize your hardware for different roles that have vastly different requirements to achieve the best results.There’s no reason you need to stop at two either. Many people find that it’s hard to go back to using a single display after they’ve added an additional one to their office or gaming setup, with some folks adding up to three or even four monitors for an extra boost. This should only be considered if you have the space and a suitable monitor arm to support them of course, but freeing yourself from the need to minimize your game or switch between different windows to get a task done will often convert those who hadn’t previously considered expanding their screens.It can be expensive to purchase a second (or even third) monitor, which is why Black Friday is one of the best times of the year to buy one. Where we anticipate that things… Click below to read the full story from TechRadar
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Still only using one monitor? Here’s why you should buy a second on Black Friday
