Widescreen Gaming Forum

Toothless, seems to me you will want to run 1080p-4K-1080p mixed resolution LLL (AMD specific, as Haldi implied), along with Windows 10 scaling to line up image. It sounds like an excellent setup, with high detail center & light sides. I hope you succeed.

I am thinking in the same direction (but for PLP). If it works well, it will create incredible flexibility for multi-monitor. I don't know yet how well Win10 will scale individual monitors (I'm still on win8.1). There is a pretty high chance this Win10 feature will not be great for MM fullscreen gaming (might not look good, or be useless, or broken in a common scenario). But it may look good enough, or even great.

Related Win10 scaling questions were posted here (no-one answered):
http://www.wsgf.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=68&t=30145

We may have to test it ourselves. I'll get to it in a month or two, hopefully someone else will answer first.

Found out it is a "Windows" issue that Microsoft is not listening.

Problem being multi monitors with a 4K monitor.

Found this information where you mess with registry. Didn't stick for me, so that was my inquire if WIndows 10 would be any better, but no

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/wind ... =10&auth=1

I do appreciate your interest if you should be in my situation

Toothless, Windows 10 scaler is now game-tested, results are here:
http://www.wsgf.org/blog/imusrt/2015/12/08/windows-10-screen-scaling-multi-monitor-review

Basically Win10 scaler won't work in your scenario. You would have to instead try VSR on your 1080p sides (at high cost-to-card, so high you wouldn't do it). But VSR may not scale enough to match 1080p sides to your center 4K, or it may not work at all. Didn't for me, you may have better luck. VSR solution is basically theoretical.

what I ended up doing is 5760 X 1080

Then game only on the center 4K monitor. I can still game on 3 monitors, but at 1080