Two same 2K monitors to share one resolution of 5120x1440

[GeorgettaCZ]

Hello,

 

Well, I have two Samsung Odyssey G7 32" 240Hz 2560x1440 screens, one is L32G75TQSUXEN and the other is L32G75TQSRXEN. These are connected by HDMI and D-port to EVGA RTX 2070 Super (https://www.evga.com/products/specs/gpu.aspx?pn=36510359-016f-401f-a537-4d6dc5977c5b). 

 

Now I would like to know if there is a way for those 2 screens to act like one and share the resolution of 5120x1440, even with a lower frequency. I would be happy for 144 od 120 Hz. I am googling now for like a week and still did not get a final statement whether it is or is not possible. Is it a question of Windows or nVidia drivers to achieve it? Or is completely impossible? I am now on Win 10 but can easily move to Win 11 if ot would be easier to set it up there...

 

Any help wuld be appretiated!

 

Regards, George

Prague, Czech Republic

[RONOTHAN##]

It's Nvidia drivers, you want to look up how to setup Nvidia Surround. It's very finicky to get setup and working, but it is designed to do exactly what you want it to do. There are tons of guides out there for how to setup and use it, albeit not many as of recently since a) it hasn't changed much in the last 5+ years and b) ultrawides have kinda made it irrelevant. 

 

Here's Nvidia's official instructions for how to set it up, though if you're better following videos find one of the dozens that also exist:

https://nvidia.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/5335/~/gettings-started-with-nvidia-surround

[GeorgettaCZ]

Thank you, sir! Worked 100%! Just a few clicks and leveling up the screens and... hell yeah!! My MSFS 2020 now looks freakin awsome!!