Hi all, I have a problem with nvidia Surround.
I have 2 monitors plugged into my GTX 770 2GB. I have Windows 10 64 bit. I wanted to try out surround with my 2 monitors because I might be getting a third one soon and was wondering if I can run games on all three (mainly for first person shooters and racing simulators).
I went into the nvidia control panel, and started configuring my surround settings. After finishing, I clicked apply (or any other button of the sort, I'm not home right now so I can't remember what it was called). My second monitor turned off and all icons were moved to my first one. I thought that maybe I needed to restart my PC for changes to apply properly, so that's what I did.
The problem was that for some reason windows always boots on my second monitor, which still didn't work.
I unplugged it to force windows to boot on my main, and then plugged it back in and restarted.
Everything works as before now, except for one thing.
I can no longer enable surround. It says that the monitors need the same timing. As far as I'm aware though, they're both 1080p wide-screen 16:9, and both have 60Hz and 5ms response time.
The two monitors are: Asus VC239H and LG FLATRON W2243S.
I run the Asus off the DVI-D port, and the LG off the DVI-I with the included adapter to adapt to VGA.
Anyone know how to solve the issue?
I have 2 monitors plugged into my GTX 770 2GB. I have Windows 10 64 bit. I wanted to try out surround with my 2 monitors because I might be getting a third one soon and was wondering if I can run games on all three (mainly for first person shooters and racing simulators).
I went into the nvidia control panel, and started configuring my surround settings. After finishing, I clicked apply (or any other button of the sort, I'm not home right now so I can't remember what it was called). My second monitor turned off and all icons were moved to my first one. I thought that maybe I needed to restart my PC for changes to apply properly, so that's what I did.
The problem was that for some reason windows always boots on my second monitor, which still didn't work.
I unplugged it to force windows to boot on my main, and then plugged it back in and restarted.
Everything works as before now, except for one thing.
I can no longer enable surround. It says that the monitors need the same timing. As far as I'm aware though, they're both 1080p wide-screen 16:9, and both have 60Hz and 5ms response time.
The two monitors are: Asus VC239H and LG FLATRON W2243S.
I run the Asus off the DVI-D port, and the LG off the DVI-I with the included adapter to adapt to VGA.
Anyone know how to solve the issue?
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