I've been wanting a widescreen set up for a long time, and I'm finally in the position where I can try for it. I'd like a critique of my current plans, so I know whether my assumptions are right.
My plan is to have a PLP setup with a 29" 21:9 2560x1080 ultra-wide monitor for the center, and two 23" 16:9 1920x1080 monitors for the side. I also plan to have a non-gaming monitor mounted above the center monitor.
These are my assumptions from the research I have done: Please correct me if I'm wrong.
- The ultra-wide monitor means bezels are pushed more towards the periphery, and are less noticeable than with three matched monitors
- The ultra-wide center monitor allows me greater flexibility in games that do not fully support widescreen modes, since I can compromise by only using the center monitor.
- I'm not losing much peripheral view from going with PLP over LLL
- What peripheral view I am losing is often stretched and unsightly, and can be disorienting.
- This setup's resolution should be 4720x1080
- I am gaining significant performance compared to LLL due to the lower resolution
- Both monitors are 95.8PPI
- AMD cards support a PLP setup
- Eyefinity is no longer finicky or annoying to switch between for gaming and non-gaming.
Is there a combination of resolutions you would recommend for PLP over the ones I've linked?
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