Widescreen Gaming Forum

I only have AMD and they offer a tool called hydravision which allows setting up different sized screen area for apps perhaps there is an nvidia equivalent.

The other possibility is if the nvidia software offers an easy way to toggle between 3 separate monitors and surround.

Definately get the best GPU you are comfortable spending money on. Make sure it can connect to your monitors so a combination of DVI and/or HDMI in you case based on this http://www.philips.com.sg/c-p/244EL2SB_ ... ifications.

Greetings - the latest catalyst software is pretty easy to use to get eyefinity set up but if you plan on gaming you might want to check out the reviews here and see what your GPU can handle.

I should add that I'm now using Win 10 with Eyefinity just as easily as in Win 7

2TB worth - now I'm envious

Tips hey - well I see no mention of an SSD

YOu will also want to consider ports - I like that Dell put USB ports on their monitors. Might be worth checking dead pixel policies too.

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Active ones usually have some kind of power requirement usually a usb cable.

I use one of these http://store.hp.com/UKStore/Merch/Produ ... =&sel=BACC.

Worked great on my HD5850 and now my 290 as well (and now that I have a 290 I should probably look at the back of my case...)

So when can we expect the triple screen review of this

Is this the same as the Dell U3415w ?

Looking forward to how this turns out

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Welcome and I hope I can answer some of your questions

You will love Skyrim in mutimonitor and with some new hardware you can make it look really pretty

I'd play the game in plain vanilla first make sure that's fine (no mods, nothing). If that works fine then try using widescreen fixer, you might have to manullay edit your skyrimprefs file manually with the correct resolution (inc bexel compensation if used).

There's this thread too for Skyrim http ...

In your MO folder there is a profiles folder and in there will be a folder that matches the profile name shown in the top left of MO (drop down named "Profile").

In that folder will be the skyrimprefs.ini that you will edit with your custom resolution.
Update the values,
iSize H=
iSize W=

These ...

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