NerdyBiker

This would be perfect for after-work gaming sessions at the office

Hey guys, so after searching around, the only vaguely similar thread I could find was here; but not wanting to reopen an old post to derail it, starting a new one. I am currently running a single 980TI, with a Dell 27" 2560x1440, 144hz GSync display, alongside my old Samsung 20" 1680x1050 60hz monitor. My original aim, was to end up with 3 of the Dell monitors, but came up with 3 questions; - Would my single 980ti would be enough to power all 3 if using Nvidia Surround to game on all 3 at full res/refresh rate? - If not, would swapping out the two outer screens with different monitors help, are there any issues if I say, run 2 x 24" 1920x180p 144hz monitors on the sides instead? - Or would matching the resolution with a 2560x1440 but 60hz monitor be better? Only asking as I am struggling to find 2560x1440 144hz monitors under 27" so wanted to know when matching displays for a multi-display setup, if you cannot get the exact same model, is there a preference of matching resolution or refresh rates? Do they both matter? Sorry it's a bit long winded, just new to multi-display gaming, always used multi displays but only ever 1 for gaming, the others for Windows/web browsers. Thanks! NB

My favourite part of the LG G3 has to be the massive amount of customisation. It's unbelievable just how much you can customise it. right down to changing the icons for individual apps, their built in messaging app (that you don't have to use) allows you to fully customise each conversation window! It's wonderful One note though, at the end of the video Linus says how it is still a bit too wide for his hands whilst typing. Did you try out the feature LG added to their keyboard customisation of being able to move it to the left or right for full thumb coverage? Swiftkey also has the ability to edit the dimensions of their keyboard too!

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