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nope.. not possible afaik

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So I tried Tom's Hardware but nobody seems to have an answer. I sort of already expect that there isn't a solution

 

So I have two displays. One is a 31.5" LG, the other is a 21.5" Acer. Both are 1920x1080. 

 

Windows doesn't know one is smaller so anything placed between the two splits pretty badly

 

I want to tell windows logically that one is smaller so my cursor can go across in a straight physical line, without changing resolution. Downscaling to 1366x768 on the second monitor is about the correct scale but it looks gross as can be expected, I'm just wondering if there's a solution that doesn't involve changing from native. 

 

And no. Buying another 31.5" isn't an option. Not for now at least. 

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nope.. not possible afaik

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1 minute ago, themctipers said:

nope.. not possible afaik

Can't say I'm surprised, whatever I suppose. 

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