Besides being a very clean install, with such connectivity, I still have 4 open HDMI inputs (cable box, game console, DVD, etc.), and 4 open DVI inputs (hooked to 2 older computers). This same daisy-chaining works with USB cables, again a single cable from the computer and with USB cables connected from computer to computer, I have 12 active USB inputs (all from my monitors) via a single to the computer cable. Key in my decision, was that my monitors all have displayport connections that enables daisy-chaining, meaning a single display cable from the computer is all that’s needed where as each monitor with then connect to each other.

With the 3 lower monitors (outside 2 at slight angles) the end viewable result is curve like, but at half the price. To address this question seriously, I considered a curved display setup a couple of years back, but ultimately went with 4 separate monitors that have nearly a zero side edge. I have no direct connection to the company, and purchased the software. I’m sending this info as a courtesy only, based on another peer’s recommendation. Brandon says his 55″ TV displays 4 – 24″ monitors! That means the larger TV or monitor you have, the more screens you can display without those being too small to see and read. Power consumption should also drop, since I’ll eliminate one monitor.ĭisplay Fusion allows multiple configurations of the ‘monitor screens’ on one monitor, and in use, you can switch between those configurations. That will have a total height and width size about the same as my current set up, but will allow me to have the form on one side, vertical, and two other screens horizontal, three monitors total. Hope to get the install done this weekend. I’ve also decided to replace my two individual monitors (one vertical, one horizontal) with a 32″ curved monitor currently on sale at the ‘big C’ store.

You don’t need their ‘Steam’ version, unless you are a gamer. I decided to buy their ‘multiple computer’ software (Pro Personal), which allows it to be installed on more than one computer, with a lifetime license with one payment. The software Brandon recommended is Display Fusion and for a short time, they are having a half-price sale on their software.

Display fusion sale