Well, sounds like it’s crucial that you get four monitors and arrange them in a 2x2 grid!
Here are some ways to combine your different screens into one giant display.
get into the control panel byright-clickingon yourdesktopand then choosingGraphics properties.
When the control panel opens up, selectDisplay, thenMultiple Displays.
UnderSelect Display Mode, click onCollage.
Under the submenu that will appear, chooseEnable.
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Once done, numbers should appear on your screen.
They are there to help you arrange your displays on the app.
To arrange your monitors properly, you’re gonna wanna choose the correct setup.
Under theArrange Displayssection, you could select betweenHorizontallyorVertically.
Ensure that you go for the right configuration to avoid confusion.
once you nail chosen the right monitor arrangement, go toSelect One or More Active Displays.
Under each number, in thedropdown menu, choose the correct monitor located at the number.
So, if1 Primary Displayis at the left-most position, ensure that the left-most monitor is assigned there.
Don’t worry if your monitors have the same brands or names.
Once you’re happy with your tweaks, clickApply.
Your screen may blackout for a moment, but don’t panic; wait until the parameters are applied.
When your screen returns, the control panel will ask you to keep the tweaks.
ChooseYesif you’re happy with it.
But if you want to revert to the original view, selectNo.
Also, if your monitor bezels make for less immersive views, go toBezel Correction.
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SelectEnable, and you should see patterns appear across your screen.
you’re able to then adjust theBezel Valuesto hide a portion of your desktop area.
This ensures a seamless and more immersive viewing experience.
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Right-clickon yourdesktop, then chooseAMD Radeon Software.
Once the controls windows pop up, choosesettings (gear icon)on the upper right section.
From the submenu, selectDisplay.
In the Display submenu, look for theEyefinitysection.
You should see anAMD Eyefinityitem.
Next to that, punch theQuick Setupbutton.
AMD will then create a new arrangement based on your display arrangement in Windows.
One of your displays will turn blue when you do this.
tap on the corresponding box to confirm the location of the blue screen in relation to your other monitors.
Continue doing this until you’ve confirmed the placement of all your displays.
To set your preferred primary display, return to theDisplay submenu.
Under that, go toGlobal Display, thenselectthe monitor that you want to set as primary.
With your preferred screen selected, scroll down the screen until you findPreferred Display.
hit it and ensure it’sEnabled.
Once done, your multi-monitor setup will act as a single display.
This lets you stretch a single desktop across multiple displays.
you’ve got the option to access NVIDIA’s configs byright-clickingon your desktop and choosingNVIDIA Control Panel.
On the left navigation pane, under the3D Settingsparent, click onConfigure Surround.
On the main screen, then you should see options for Surround.
Put a tick on theSpan displays with the Surroundcheck box, then chooseConfigure.
AnNVIDIA Set Up Surroundwindow should pop up.
In the new window, configure your displays as needed.
TheTopologydropdown menu shows you your possible monitor layouts.
UnderDisplays, choose the screens that you want to use as part of your desktop.
In theDisplay Grid Area, arrange the monitors to match their physical arrangement.
you’ve got the option to also specify the orientation of each monitor here.
Set the resolution and refresh rate of your entire screen under theResolution Section.
Under theBezel Correction Section, adjust the monitor gaps for a seamless view.
This allows you to activate and deactivate Surround quickly.
You could also set hotkeys for other features like bezel peeking.
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It’s a light, open-source software that allows you to maximize an app across every screen.
It’s also packed with additional features like Wallpaper Changer, Snap, and Launcher.
TheOptions for Dual Monitor Toolswindow will appear.
On the navigation pane, chooseActive Windowunder theSwap Screenparent.
On the main panel, you should seeHotkeys for Active Window.
Look forSupersize the avtive(sic)window, then chooseChange.
AChange Hotkeywindow will appear.
Put a tick mark on theEnable this Hotkey.
You then need to put tick marks on thehotkeysand choose thekeyfrom thedropdown menuto Supersize your app.
Once done, pressOK.
you’ve got the option to then selectCloseto exit the options screen.
Your current program will then span across your screens.
But if you could also enjoy it for gaming, why not?
Now, it’s possible for you to make use of all your screens when playing.
After all, if you work hard, you should also play hard.
Now that your PC is sorted, how about your laptop?
