Or I suppose you could be some kind of crazy person who switches it up per game.
I assume you three-monitor people use the middle one, but I’d be interested to hear if that’s the case?
Game left, wiki on the right for help files.
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My left monitor is placed more directly in front, while my right monitor is more angled. I generally use the left as my “primary” and the right as the “secondary”, though they’re identical otherwise.
Game split across both screens with the cross hair in the middle
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I play in the screen centered in front of me, the second screen is off to the side. I’ve changed the second screen side over the years.
So the middle of the two screens!
4-6 screens… EvE Online player who has a different account on each screen. Primary is lower left, the alts all get scattered on the others. And screens 5/6 are technically a seperate PC, but I use Synergy to share a mouse and keyboard.
Most games live on screen 1, which is also routed through a capture card. (I need to fix the audio passthrough, project for future me)
3 - 4
1 - 2 = 5 - 6
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Some people here must have really stiff necks. I’ve got 2 screens and play on my gaming screen, which is right in front of me. The secondary screen is to the right.
Game right screen, left screen is vertical since it’s mostly for text based things.
This is the way.
I have this except it’s mirrored.
At work I have two landscape screens with right one being primary. This way I stretch my neck both sides a bit.
Game on the left monitor. My left monitor is directly in front of my chair, though. Right monitor is portrait for browser, discord and whatever else I need at the time. The whole setup flipped (🔄) when I moved my desk last week, though.
I assume you three-monitor people use the middle one
Yes.
(I have 3 identical 1440p monitors.)
Although if I decided I wanted to play a racing or flight sim game, I might try to set it up to use all three (total 7680x1440). I’d also consider playing something like a FPS or strategy game on all three screens turned 90 degrees (total 4320x2560), but the last time I tried doing that was a long time ago (back then I had 1080p screens) and I don’t think I ever managed to get the configuration to work because most games aren’t designed to span across monitors.
Game on the left, everything else on the right
Game on the right but that’s because my right monitor is the good monitor. The left one is a glorified TV.
my primary monitor is my right screen, so I put all my stuff i need to focus on on my right screen, so right is my answer.
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Right screen just because it happens to be closer to me on my corner desk arrangement.
Depends… my left monitor is an utlra-widescreen. Some games look/play great on that one. Other games feel/look better on the other monitor which isn’t quite as wide, but physically has more vertical height.
