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Message: [QUOTE="finaltable1, post: 5861255, member: 187503"] Most of the chairs had problem with gas lift(pneumatic cylinder). All of them - both cheaper and expensive chairs are manufactured by large companies and they're not interested in making eternal products you know. I've been replacing wheels on my previous chairs many times, also chrome and nickel plating wasn't really good. During poker sessions I also draw 3d models/programming and such actions are not doing damage to the chair, but lifting dumbbells to stay in shape, keep blood running well and to reduce the pressure in palms after hard clicking for hours - it adds extra weight and does damage to chair, even if it was designed for 200kg persons. If you're planning serious poker sessions like I did in the past - then your chair and your monitors are the most important things. Your chair is responsible for the body, monitors are responsible for the head. If you're going deep in some tourneys or can't leave your cash tables because of juicy fishes then you will have to do something about your fitness, and in this case dumbbells will add 20-50kgs pressure to chairs structure, ofc if you're planning to workout during sessions. So according to my experience - one day after throwing away another "heavy weight champion chair" from the store you will realize that you need a solid structure and it's either expensive static massage chair or custom made wheel chair. My chair is made of round and square pipes, wall thickness is 5-6mm, while average wall thickness in chairs from the store is 1,5-2mm. Price for the chair in the store is based on re-sellers, profits, taxes, salaries, delivery and so on. Price for the blacksmiths job is based on metal and his time. Metal is cheap but handmade and unique things are priceless. Today you can get a nice curved ultra-wide monitor instead of two regular and easily fit 12-16 tables at one screen, so your eyes and neck will be comfortable. I've had your setup, my laptop has 2 graphic cards and I've connected two 24" monitors, used 1080p resolution, Played like this since 2010 till 2017. It's not good - you will have to spin your head with this setup. It's better to get ultra-wide monitor, with a bit higher resolution than 1080. I think that 1440 is good and ofc 4K is better. I'm not sure but i think that there are 32" ultra wide flat monitors for sale, curved are even better, but they're a bit more expensive. It might cost little more than 2 x 24" but for sure it will be more effective setup, cause your neck can rest and you'll be observing all tables with eyes only. [/QUOTE]

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