What is the actual working depth and width of the middle area for my video components ? thanks
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I'll have to measure but the cable box fits and so does our wii if it's on its side
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It worked fine for all of mine, it's a well built unit....... no to hard assemble either....
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I would agree that a 10x12 setup is best. I used my Backdrop Alley system successfully with this screen.
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I'm not super sure of the exact size of the card because it's in production. It's the size of a regular video card.
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To my knowledge, video standards do not depend on the bit width of the connected-computer's CPU or, by extension, the software running on it. I can tell u I've been executing both 32- & 64-bit software running Win-7pro on a T530 operating in this dock w 2 external screens + the laptop's LCD with zero glitches. It's a dream machine.
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it's a pretty large work area... Even with a standard nylon screen that you would purchase a your local craft store there is plenty of work space on all four sides. I'm currently away from home but will get an exact measurement for you later. Hope this helps!
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Thanks for the info. I had actually tried Samsung's website, and even called them, but they were unable to provide a picture. I believe there was a diagram. Perpendicular connections right in the middle is definitely not what I want - that would look terrible. Thanks so much for your help. I will keep looking.
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2.5k... but if you need actual dimensions, I can have those shortly as I'm currently working with my camera on a project but will be editing shortly.Actually, Andy just nailed it. See his response.
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The two pivoting part of the arm are about 1ft each, plus 1 ft fo the stand. It is safe to assume it needs 3ft and then add extra length from where the base is from the power outlet for your power cable, and where your computer is from the base for the video cable. I use 6ft dvi cables.
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Couldn't tell you honestly but I would say that if you take a measuring tape and you can clear 1" wide and 12 1/4" long away from any moving parts or from touching any critical components then I would suggest you get it. It looks very cool with the window especially if you took the time to make your case look neat and organized. Hope this helped.
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Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call (without having the PSU mounted in the case, of course.) Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call... » Read More Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call (without having the PSU mounted in the case, of course.) « Show Less
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Imagine a rectangle that is about 50" x 14" as the size of the surface needed for the stand. Since I am planning to purchasing this, I needed to know if my current tv stand would work (and it doesn't), so I printed out a level, centered image available at the LG website; measured it; and then scaled it back up to get about 38" (front) x 44" (back). The measurement along the backside (44") determines the minimum width of the needed surface. As far as the depth goes, the specs available at the LG website say the entire unit WITH THE STAND is 10.3 inches in depth. You obviously need a surface with a few inches to spare all the way around, so that's why I say 50 x 14 at a minimum. Imagine a rectangle that is about 50" x 14" as the size of the surface needed for the stand. Since I am planning to purchasing this, I needed to know if my current tv stand would work (and it doesn't), so I printed out a level, centered image available at the LG website; measured it; and then scaled it back up to get about 38" (front) x 44" (back). The measurement along the backside (44") determines the minimum width of the needed surface. As far as the depth goes, the specs available at the LG website say the entire unit WITH THE STAND is 10.3 inches in depth. You... » Read More Imagine a rectangle that is about 50" x 14" as the size of the surface needed for the stand. Since I am planning to purchasing this, I needed to know if my current tv stand would work (and it doesn't), so I printed out a level, centered image available at the LG website; measured it; and then scaled it back up to get about 38" (front) x 44" (back). The measurement along the backside (44") determines the minimum width of the needed surface. As far as the depth goes, the specs available at the LG website say the entire unit WITH THE STAND is 10.3 inches in depth. You obviously need a surface with a few inches to spare all the way around, so that's why I say 50 x 14 at a minimum. « Show Less
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This website should have all the measurements you need. Look in the Specifications tab.https://www.peerless-av.com/en-us/professional/products/SF660
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Depends on what you mean with Full screen. The monitor will not fill all the glass up to the bezel. There will be about 1/2 inch on the sides. Some video card drivers also have an overscan that you can use, but you will not be able to fill all the way to the plastic bezel
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Iam sorry it took so long to answer your your question but the viewing size is only 1 1/2 by 3 7/8 inchs Ive hadit about a year now I just use it for home use. the viewing area does look a lot bigger on the picture. I don't have any problems with it but you can return it if you have a problem with the size of the viewing area. good luck and again sorry it took so long for me to answer. vern
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Thanks for the extra information, interesting about the rectangular pixels. This seems like a much bigger project than I thought it was going to be. I tried a lot of resolutions and found one that appears to leave only one column of pixels on the right side unused. It's 430x222. Funny how a single digit can make a significant difference.
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That should fit, I have 3 power cables, 2 DV1, and 2 HDMI and fits perfectly well. Keep in mind though, this is a big stand, so most sized wires won't even reach the center bar, let alone go through the whole thing to the bottom. I had to purchase longer wires so it can fit through.
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I don't know. I used it between a latptop and a monitor for typical 2-D video files. My simple answer would be to Google this question and see what's out there or go to a store that would have an expert.