Playing multiple tables

Okay so I'm out in Atlanta last week and the guy I am working with pretty much plays 15-30 for a living exclusively at Party. I have never been a big fan of multi-tableing as I have a hard enough time concentrating on one table :lol:

This dude's set-up was something else though. Side by side monitors, both large. His main screen was a 23.5" monitor that he could play 4 tables with no overlap.

I have tried multi-tableing a few times, but with my computer overlap is inevitable. I realized how easy playing 4 tables really is if you have the right set-up.

Anyone else have a pimped out set-up for multi-tableing, post a pic.

[adioking]

No pic, but I have a custom machine that I made myself (I'm a computer guru) with a 42" Samsung Plasma EDTV Monitor hooked up with DVI (digital video input). I never play 4 tables, but could easily accomplish it.

My machine has:
AMD Athlon 64 3000+
1 Gigabyte of PQI advanced RAM (memory)
160 gig Serial ATA hard drive
Plextor DVD+/-RW Serial ATA
1,000 mbps gigabit ethernet LAN adapter
42" Samsung Plasma EDTV monitor
GeForce4 Titanium Graphics Card 128MB

Dan

P.S. I build custom computers if anybody is in need.

[slvrmountn]

LOL, I think I am crazy, I frequesntly play 8 tables at once. When I do this it is mostly sitngo's 20 & 30 PL tables at party and Empire. I do this beacue I average about $66/hour.

If I think of it I will take a screen shot next time and post it here, I have a lot of over lap. I can run 4 tables with no overlap but when I run 8 it gets a bit hectic. The worst part is I keep stats for all of them so I have to write down my finish and my buyin. I used to use poker tracker but it runs so slow now I gave up on it.

I only do this on my laptop which has a wide screen. My home PC has a 20" old school Mitsubishi and I run the resolution at 1600 x 1200, this gets me 4 tables with no overlap as well.