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09-03-2007, 11:14 PM
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Six tabling on Dell 2407WFP
Ok so not really software, but this is still a real tech savvy forum.
Ok so Dell is having a promotion (in aus) for its 2407WFP. Recently my brain has been able cope with six-tabling on FTP, and I'm looking for a monitor to do it without overlap. Can anyone confirm that the 2407WFP is good enough for sixtabling? I'm thinking 1920 x 1600 is a high enough resolution for 6 x 800 x 600 FTP table windows. On a related topic, my current monitor is the 2007 WFP which is 1680 x 1050 res. If I plug it into the VGA port in the graphics card as the secondary monitor (supposing the 2407 WFP as the primary monitor), will it still look/ perform well enough? As I understand it, VGA << DVI. 
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09-03-2007, 11:29 PM
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Re: Six tabling on Dell 2407WFP
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Ok so not really software, but this is still a real tech savvy forum. Ok so Dell is having a promotion (in aus) for its 2407WFP. Recently my brain has been able cope with six-tabling on FTP, and I'm looking for a monitor to do it without overlap. Can anyone confirm that the 2407WFP is good enough for sixtabling? I'm thinking 1920 x 1600 is a high enough resolution for 6 x 800 x 600 FTP table windows. On a related topic, my current monitor is the 2007 WFP which is 1680 x 1050 res. If I plug it into the VGA port in the graphics card as the secondary monitor (supposing the 2407 WFP as the primary monitor), will it still look/ perform well enough? As I understand it, VGA << DVI. [/ QUOTE ] The monitor runs at 1920x1200. The 1920 number is how many pixels wide it is. 800x600 tables are 800 pixels wide. 800 x 3 = 2400, which is obviously greater than 1920, so no this monitor will not run 3 columns of tables at default size without horizontal overlap. However, it will only take a little table resizing to fit 6, and they will be pretty gorgeous. As for your second question, my eyes can't see a difference between VGA and DVI on my 1600x1200 Dell 2001FP. Your old monitor will look fine hooked into VGA.
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09-04-2007, 12:20 AM
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Re: Six tabling on Dell 2407WFP
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Don't ever spend money on a widescreen monitor, jesus [/ QUOTE ] LOL, for 6-tabling on a site with resizeable tables, this coudn't be further from the truth. Poker computer off now, tomorrow will post 6 tables of FTP on a 1920x1200 Dell 2401 FPW. It is a sick monitor, ideal for six tables. Can do 9 if need be, although a 20" 1600x1200 is the same for this, but also can do 12 tiny tables with no overlap, which a 20" can certainly not manage. 12 tiny are too small for me tho. My current setup - 10 tables, 6 on the primary Dell 24", a further 4 on a Samsung 20", tables in two rows of five. dave.
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#8
09-04-2007, 12:48 AM
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Re: Six tabling on Dell 2407WFP
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Don't ever spend money on a widescreen monitor, jesus [/ QUOTE ] if you can afford not to... 20" 4:3 can have 4 tables no overlap, 24" 4:3 can have 6 tables no overlap and 30" 4:3 can have 9 tables no overlap so no need to go gungho people, not everyone plays on FTP/Stars/Party
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#9
09-04-2007, 12:52 AM
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Re: Six tabling on Dell 2407WFP
It really comes down to personal preference. If you can deal with the smaller resized tables, get the 24". If you prefer full sized tables like I do, get a 30" monitor. Or two 20" 1600x1200 monitors if you don't want to spend as much money.
I bought a 2407WFP a few months ago after _dave_ recommended it to me and I don't like it as much as my previous setup of 2x 2001FPs. THANKS A LOT DAVE -- I'm kidding [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] (if anyone's interested in buying my monitor, PM me). But I know several other poker players who can play 6-12 tables on their 24" and don't mind it at all, so it's different for everyone.
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#10
09-04-2007, 12:55 AM
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Re: Six tabling on Dell 2407WFP
6 tables on 1920x1200 is freaking fantastic. I ordered one a week ago after playing on a friend's.
BTW Dave, are you still thinking about making an betpot script for AP?
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