

When you enable bezel correction, a bezel-corrected version of each surround resolution is added to the list of available resolutions - both within games as well as within the NVIDIA Control Panel. Configure your displays as needed using the NVIDIA Set Up Surround window. As an example, three 1920x1080 displays in portrait mode results in a resolution of 3240x1920, so a game should not assume a user has a that particular display orientation.

It is similar to looking through a cockpit window where the window frames block your view. Click the Span displays with Surround check box, then click Configure to open the NVIDIA Set Up Surround window. NVIDIA Surround allows you to run three displays in a portrait mode configuration (Figure 2). This will open the Nvidia Setup Surround window. Tick the checkbox for Span displays with Surround and click Configure. To configure this feature, open the Nvidia Control Panel and navigate to 3D Settings Configure Sound. From the NVIDIA Control Panel navigation tree pane, under 3D Settings, select Configure Surround to open the associated page. This produces a more continuous image across the displays and provides a more realistic experience. Nvidia Surround’s configuration sits within Nvidia’s Control Panel. In the window, select the Span displays with Surround option. With bezel correction, part of the game view is hidden behind the display bezel so that the bezel appears to be part of the game. On the left side of the NVIDIA Control Panel window, select Configure Surround, PhysX. Nvidia Surround provides a wider view of your games, videos, or even just your desktop through the panoramic spanning of the image on multiple displays.
