Looking back at my desktop PC setup in 2021.

no space for 3rd monitor.

previously I used it to cool my Mac mini..then sit in store room during the cold season..now going summer hot die, I repurposed it as desk fan

Dell U and UP series not cheap yo

Shows how bad t10 buying power in klang valley

my pc is 99% for gaming. my eyes can only concentrate on 1 display.

no speaker now?

game i play click once then can wait 20 to 30sec before click again

got time to watch movie lol

not when u use ultrawide 34 inch
once u go ultrawide u can never turn back

207 already use ultrawide 34inch then add another 32 use side by side..face full of screens lol

1 34 ultra wide or 49 cukup no need dual monitor unless u need the vertical to code

Me: Can I get a dual-screen gaming setup?
Mom: No, we have one at home.
At Home:

try triple screen bro. i cant live without triple screen now

speakers are behind the Dell monitor.

show me your triple screen setup.

kesian

Here is my headless (no monitor) desktop setup in my store room.

Normally the mini monitors will be switched off.
2 pc there.
Mini pc (hidden) function as a plex server.
The other pc is for me to remote in and play games via a local cloud.

this my office. my home office also 3 screens.

how to display game in both screen ah?hackintosh in vmare okay ka

Yes, you **can display games on both monitors**, but how it's done depends on the game, your system setup, and what exactly you want to achieve. Here's a breakdown:

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## 🎮 **Options for Displaying Games on Two Monitors**

### 1. **Extended Display (Spanning Game Across Two Monitors)**

* **What it does:** The game stretches across both monitors, creating a wider field of view.

* **How to do it:**

* Go to **Display Settings** in Windows or macOS and set your monitors to **"Extend"**.
* In games that support **ultrawide** or **multi-monitor setups** (e.g. *Flight Simulator*, *Project Cars*, *Civilization*, etc.), choose a **resolution that spans both monitors** (e.g. 3840x1080 for two 1080p screens).
* Use tools like:

* **NVIDIA Surround** (for NVIDIA GPUs)
* **AMD Eyefinity** (for AMD GPUs)

* **Note:** Be aware that this can cause distortion where the monitors meet, especially if the bezels are thick.

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### 2. **Primary Game on One Monitor + Secondary App on Second Monitor**

* **What it does:** You play the game on one monitor and use the second for something else (e.g. Discord, browser, OBS, maps).
* **How to do it:**

* Set your game to run in **borderless windowed mode** (or windowed).
* Drag other apps to the second screen.
* Your mouse can move between screens more easily in borderless mode.

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### 3. **Custom Dual-Monitor Support in Some Games**

* Some simulation or strategy games have **built-in support** for dual monitors (e.g. cockpit view on one screen, map on another).
* Check the game's settings or mods community.

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## 🛠️ Requirements

* Two monitors with similar resolution for best results.
* A powerful enough GPU to handle the larger combined resolution.
* Proper GPU software installed (NVIDIA/AMD control panel).

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## ❗Caveats

* Not all games support ultra-wide or dual monitors.
* Some games may stretch unnaturally or have UI issues.
* Bezels can break immersion unless you have bezel-free kits or very thin borders.

why got power brick...?