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1. NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING HOW TO
2. NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING FULL
3. NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING SOFTWARE
4. NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING PC

As I have mentioned I have a home cockpit which runs 3 GPUs on 1 PC, GTX1080 runs 3 TVs and 2 Gt710 Run 4 monitors used for PFD/ND, EICAS etc. I have tried locked FPS at 24, 25, 30 etc… but without Vsync I get microstutters…Īctually I wanted to ask a question about Vsync and how does it work with multi monitors. I am still experimenting with different settings and configurations, have seen no change in performance from 1920x1080 per TV to 2560x1440 which is set now, 4k per tv is a bit too much  In terms of performance, with viewgroup I am aiming at 30 (with vsync and TV set to 30Hz). As Rob mentions in his post, surround must be switched off for this to work. This worked like a charm, beautiful and crisp picture, no distortion. Then I have started to experiment with view group, 3 views set at 60 degrees each. I have tried the V4.3 fix but still did not work for me, as mentioned in other thread I had massive AA problems as well. A few month ago I have finally installed 3 55” TV and started to experiment with different ways to make it work.įor starters, using nvidia surround (TVs run from GTX1080) I just made one huge screen and tried different resolutions, even 11520x2160 on default F22 would work quite well in terms of FPS, but the distortion for me was way too much. I wanted to go 3 projector way, but there was not enough space so I had to go for TV. For many year I have used projector for the external view and monitors to display instruments in the home build cockpit. I will share my experience with multiple screens. I will give it a whack which ever way but just trying to focus my time in the proper direction to make the 3 projectors look and perform well.

NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING SOFTWARE

With View Groups (if that is best) do you still need blending software to set projectors up prior to running Prepar3D? If making Full-Screen work as I asked above (with some distortion), are View Groups a better way to do it to make blending and assignment to projectors better for looks and performance? I have tried to look at View Groups and starting to understand a bit more but still fuzzy.

NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING FULL

What am I doing wrong?Īs I read through a boat-load of posts, I think I saw where you can stretch the main screen across the expanded desktop and then hit ALT-ENTER or something like that to make it full screen? Is that the right way or does that mess up perspective on the wrap-around screen? Yet screen only on left third of screen (left projector). I see video card in display dropdown and resolution is 5760 X 1080 X 32 I believe and I checked the Auto-Fill Main View.

I am not at Sim for a few days so questions are:

NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING HOW TO

When I run Prepar3D, it squishes onto the left-most projector screen (Win10 primary) and I can't seem to figure out how to get it all the way across the 180 degrees. So set up Nvidia Surround for the 3 projectors in Win10 and that all looks right across screen.

NVIDIA EDGE BLENDING PC

Works fine in current system and now moving to Gaming configured PC on Win10. All 3 projectors run off 3 DP connections on one Nvidia 1080TI card. Use nThusim on current system which works well at blending. Moving from FSX / PM to Prepar3D / ProSim737 with existing full cockpit and 180 degree wrap around screen with 3 Ben-Q 1080 Projectors.