Ok so thanks to CallsignVega, I was inspired to debezel my monitors to make the distance between my bezels smaller.
For those of you who dont know, the ASUS VG236H is the 23" model of their 3D monitor line aka 120hz monitor (all that really matters).
By removing the bezel the distance was decreased by about 2cm, which is about half of the original distance! When I overlap the monitors, it is even more then that.
*Note For cleaning the back of your debezeled monitor, as it is exposed to dust now, use compressed air ONLY! Make sure that the monitor is OFF before spraying it!
To get started:
I will show you the VERY easy process of removing the bezel for one of the monitors and the final result.
*Note: I take no responsibility for any damage that you may do to your device while following this tutorial.
This is what I had to work with
As you can see, measuring the bezel, it was about 2 cm long, which in total was creating a huge 4-41/2cm gap because of the monitors shape.
So getting started I needed three important tools for each monitor:
- Electrical Tape
- (2) Flat tipped screw drivers
- (4) Washers
Edited by zerobahamut - 5/21/12 at 2:28pm
For those of you who dont know, the ASUS VG236H is the 23" model of their 3D monitor line aka 120hz monitor (all that really matters).
By removing the bezel the distance was decreased by about 2cm, which is about half of the original distance! When I overlap the monitors, it is even more then that.
*Note For cleaning the back of your debezeled monitor, as it is exposed to dust now, use compressed air ONLY! Make sure that the monitor is OFF before spraying it!
To get started:
I will show you the VERY easy process of removing the bezel for one of the monitors and the final result.
*Note: I take no responsibility for any damage that you may do to your device while following this tutorial.
This is what I had to work with
As you can see, measuring the bezel, it was about 2 cm long, which in total was creating a huge 4-41/2cm gap because of the monitors shape.
So getting started I needed three important tools for each monitor:
- Electrical Tape
- (2) Flat tipped screw drivers
- (4) Washers
Edited by zerobahamut - 5/21/12 at 2:28pm
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