Installing these made me jealous of 27 in screen users. They're just cruising on easy mode haha. They're a bit of a headache for anything else although 32 in with those 3d printed pieces looks like the perfect solution. Nice job!
I hear you, I was too until I tried these out, the solution works really good and I'm happy with the result. For your setup yes would be a headache but its possible,.
I use these as a daily basis, despite having an immensely visible non scratch resistant lenses, they do the job required of them greatly. For whoever using these take very good care of them as the lenses scratches easily, as well as they can scratch your monitor easily.
What if I have 2 Curved monitors and 1 is flat, the 2 curved has the small gabs between and the other monitor has a bigger gab does it still work then or does it broke the view a little bit?
Hi great vid. I have just got that sim sport kit. I have 3x 32 gigabyte 165hz 9mm bezel including the black part of the screen 1500r curved monitors with a seating position of 635mm 174 FOV 58deg monitor angle and 1440mm and i just get a 1mm line in the bezel kit. I see they suggest 112cm to 116cm for the width. Should i add more angle.
@@simracingden that was my thoughts thats why i went for tgw 58deg to suit my fov for 635mm . If i space the lenses of the screen it will disappear but cause more of a magnification. Im getting conflicting info from old mate that does sence of speed. As well as race beyond matter.
Hello, please I need your help with my triple screen. I have an Nvidia Rtx 3080Ti graphics card so 1 HDMI and 3 displayports. I am above all a gamer so I plan to put HDMI on my 65 inch TV for my action adventure games. Then my 3 displayports on my triple screen for SimRacing. My question is if I can have a two main screen (my 65 screen for my action adventure games and the middle screen of my triple screen as a second main screen) I took a long time in order to explain it better, please help me if there is a solution for me. Sincerely
Yes, you can configure your setup as you described, using both your 65-inch TV and the middle screen of your triple screen setup as main displays for different purposes. Here's how you can do it: Connect your screens: Use the HDMI port for your 65-inch TV and the three DisplayPorts for each of your monitors in the triple screen setup. Set up multiple displays in Windows: Right-click on your desktop and select "Display settings." You will see all connected monitors represented as numbered boxes. Click on each display to configure it. You can arrange them to match their physical arrangement on your desk. Scroll down to "Multiple displays" and make sure it is set to "Extend these displays" to ensure each monitor works independently. Choose primary displays: In the same "Display settings" window, click on the box representing your 65-inch TV and scroll down to check the box labeled "Make this my main display." This setting will make the selected screen the primary display for this activity. You can do the same for the middle monitor of your triple screen setup when you are using it for sim racing. This can be changed back and forth as needed depending on what you're doing.
