Peew971
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So I'm using three Dell U2515H and have just purchased the following stand from Amazon: VonHaus Fully Adjustable Triple Three Arm LCD LED Monitor Desk Mount Bracket Stand For 13-27" Screens with 45° Tilt & 180° Swivel: Amazon.co.uk: Office Products
It all seems pretty straightforward, you mount the middle monitor and that one will be straight no matter what as you just slide it onto the central support. Then you place the 2 side monitors and that's where it becomes tricky. No matter what I try, whenever I manage to line them up with the central monitor the other two severely sag left or right. So I just rotate them slightly to make them straight again but then they don't line up anymore. I've been on this pretty much the whole day and I just don't get it.
Has anyone used triple monitor stands/arms before? Any advice you could give as I'm kinds losing my mind here. It just doesn't seem to make any sense, if the middle one is straight then surely lining up the other two should make them straight as well but clearly I don't know the rules of physics.
It all seems pretty straightforward, you mount the middle monitor and that one will be straight no matter what as you just slide it onto the central support. Then you place the 2 side monitors and that's where it becomes tricky. No matter what I try, whenever I manage to line them up with the central monitor the other two severely sag left or right. So I just rotate them slightly to make them straight again but then they don't line up anymore. I've been on this pretty much the whole day and I just don't get it.
Has anyone used triple monitor stands/arms before? Any advice you could give as I'm kinds losing my mind here. It just doesn't seem to make any sense, if the middle one is straight then surely lining up the other two should make them straight as well but clearly I don't know the rules of physics.
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