Hello all,
I wanted to reach out to the community to see if anyone is using a mixed resolution and aspect ratio triple setup. I am currently running a single GIGABYTE G34WQC (21:9 2k res) on my EVGA RTX2070 Super. I have been pondering the possibility of adding two additional monitors for a triple config, however there are several factors to this consideration. I understand frame rate can become an issue with 3 x 2k so I was wondering if the two outside monitors could be 1080p (GIGABYTE G27F). While the 1080p model I am looking at has a matching refresh rate my main concern is if games will allow you to use this sort of config. Another concern will be what happens to the extra pixels on the vertical portion of the middle monitor? Would this have to be cropped off or is there a way within nvidia to make this work? For reference I primarily play F1 2020 which lacks a native triple monitor setting but I have read that you can manipulate nvidia surround to accommodate this. Any additional input on this topic is much appreciated. Thanks!
I wanted to reach out to the community to see if anyone is using a mixed resolution and aspect ratio triple setup. I am currently running a single GIGABYTE G34WQC (21:9 2k res) on my EVGA RTX2070 Super. I have been pondering the possibility of adding two additional monitors for a triple config, however there are several factors to this consideration. I understand frame rate can become an issue with 3 x 2k so I was wondering if the two outside monitors could be 1080p (GIGABYTE G27F). While the 1080p model I am looking at has a matching refresh rate my main concern is if games will allow you to use this sort of config. Another concern will be what happens to the extra pixels on the vertical portion of the middle monitor? Would this have to be cropped off or is there a way within nvidia to make this work? For reference I primarily play F1 2020 which lacks a native triple monitor setting but I have read that you can manipulate nvidia surround to accommodate this. Any additional input on this topic is much appreciated. Thanks!
