How to SETUP triple monitors for ANY game - 2023

[@TysonFromRespiratory]

Really appreciate the content! The video was really clear and provided what needed to be said efficiently! 2 thumbs up here :)

[@SimplyEasyCo]

Thanks mate!

[@hholiverevans]

Nice video clear and instructive

[@SimplyEasyCo]

Thanks mate!

[@PROVENRACING]

Thank you, this is quite helpful! 👍

[@SimplyEasyCo]

Glad I could help :)

[@ege.the.engineer]

Hi, thanks for the tutorial, I see at 1:11 you have 240 hz refresh rate option, I have 2x QHD 16:9 144hz monitor and 1x WQHD 21:9 120hz monitor at center, but I only have 60hz and 50hz refresh rate options on that page, how can I get 120 hz for that option?

[@SimplyEasyCo]

Hey, first thanks for watching :) This may not be the answer you want, but it sounds like your monitors don't all support 120hrz, but they do all support 60 or 50 hrz. This could be because your 144hrz monitor doesn't support 120hrz. My recommendation to all would be to try and use the same type and brand of monitor for your setup. As then you won't have compatability issues. I could be wrong though, so feel free to do some digging online.

[@ege.the.engineer]

@@SimplyEasyCo I have 1x HP 1x Gigabyte and 1x Casper monitor so all different brand xd anyways, I use Resize Racoon instead and it works without any issue on refresh rates now.

[@JavierFertidosRijo]

Nice video! Can you please tell me what GPU are you running?

[@SimplyEasyCo]

MSI Nvidia GTX 4070, Full list of my computer specs is in the description of my youtube channel

[@JavierFertidosRijo]

@@SimplyEasyCo Perfect! Thanks!

[@mritunjaysharma8282]

Thanks, i have just one doubt. It should have high impact on the gaming performace just as using 4k resolution. right?

[@SimplyEasyCo]

Yes, increasing the amount that the GPU has to compute will decrease the overall performance. That's why you most likely will need a higher end gpu to run games at a higher resolution per screen at a high refresh rate.

[@mritunjaysharma8282]

thanks. i think i can play dirt 2.0 on my triple FHD monitor setup at 60 fps with RTX 3060.

[@txfactor]

What if the centre screen is wider than the outer monitors? How to you correct the centre screen to look not stretched?

[@SimplyEasyCo]

@txfactor that's a great question. If it does not inherently adjust for that I sadly do not know. You may try chat gpt for an answer.

[@SPADERZ216]

hey thanks for the video! my only problem is that my refresh rate and resolution drops horribly to 1080p 60-120hz, I also have a RTX 4070 super GPU, any help to keep the resolution and refresh rate high?

[@SimplyEasyCo]

@SPADERZ216 hmmm, that is odd. Maybe double check these things: - ensure that you have the latest drivers from the Nvidia app (or GeForce experience app) - ensure that your monitors are set manually to the right resolution and refresh rate (ensure that the monitors are capable) - ensure that when you go into triple monitor mode that your reolution and refresh rate you chose is correct - ensure that when your in your game, your game settings are using the right resolution and frame rate. Hopefully this helps, let me know if the problem persists.

[@Jimmybear06]

Is there a way to make this work for The Last of Us Part 1, it only allows me to choose an aspect ratio of 32:9

[@SimplyEasyCo]

Good question. Sadly, if a game is restrictive itself in what aspect ratios it can do, then you may be out of luck. By doing this method as displayed in the video, we are essentially tricking the computer and the game to think you have just one ultra wide monitor. Some games might not allow certain aspect ratios depending on how wide you're trying to go. Hope this helps. Goof game choice, by the way!

[@JackRBH]

one question. Is there a way to get higher resolution than 1080p if my monitors support it? i have 2 27" and 1 34" monitors and theyre all 1440p

[@SimplyEasyCo]

I believe that would be entirely up to the game to support it. Not sure you can trick a game into displaying more pixels. While with the quantity of monitors we are just tricking it to into thinking it's one monitor. I could be wrong though, curious on others thoughts.

[@Lebooty-69]

ummm how do i undo this

[@SimplyEasyCo]

@Lebooty-69 Just reopen the Nvidia control and disable surround

[@bajeebus-j2p]

And if you don't have Nvidia, try Resize Raccoon

[@SimplyEasyCo]

Did not know that, thanks for sharing!