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Asus PB298Q, to be exact... And now that I have the two of them, I kind of want to get a nvidia surround display setup going with them.
Would they even work very well PPP? The bezels on the bottom are slightly obnoxious... Can you somehow force nvidia surround to do PLP w/ gaps on the top and bottom on both side panels?
What about the 144hz Asus 24" display, as a center... Its about the same height (I think?) and same vertical resolution, and then the two ultrawides could go on either side? I'm not really sure what third panel I should buy/how to arrange them effectively! Can I even use the 21:9 effectively in a ultrawide?
Also, I have a single GTX 770 2GB right now... I'd rather keep running it and then upgrade to 780 ti when prices drop a bit from the 980, but I'm not sure if I can keep running it for that setup? It was doing the two ultrawides w/ a 1080 center earlier but nvidia surround was tearing because of the difference in screen size, fps was still playable max settings on Titanfall.
Here is their size relative to eachother if I were to have a center in landscape w/ sides in portrait... they both tilt and I can overlap the bezels to make the gap smaller and I think nvidia does adjustment, I just don't know if there is a roundabout way to get PLP support w/ a user set resolution (i.e windowed with gaps on top and bottom on the side?)
Would they even work very well PPP? The bezels on the bottom are slightly obnoxious... Can you somehow force nvidia surround to do PLP w/ gaps on the top and bottom on both side panels?
What about the 144hz Asus 24" display, as a center... Its about the same height (I think?) and same vertical resolution, and then the two ultrawides could go on either side? I'm not really sure what third panel I should buy/how to arrange them effectively! Can I even use the 21:9 effectively in a ultrawide?
Also, I have a single GTX 770 2GB right now... I'd rather keep running it and then upgrade to 780 ti when prices drop a bit from the 980, but I'm not sure if I can keep running it for that setup? It was doing the two ultrawides w/ a 1080 center earlier but nvidia surround was tearing because of the difference in screen size, fps was still playable max settings on Titanfall.
Here is their size relative to eachother if I were to have a center in landscape w/ sides in portrait... they both tilt and I can overlap the bezels to make the gap smaller and I think nvidia does adjustment, I just don't know if there is a roundabout way to get PLP support w/ a user set resolution (i.e windowed with gaps on top and bottom on the side?)
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