Good point kota, I am just saying oil the squeaky wheel! EDIT: I just need to quit being impatient and rest assured that Tim and Co. are doing their best to get things sorted.
lol At the risk of flogging a dead horse... without knowing his screen size and seating position you don't know that.
You are right! I was saying for me, because I have a triple 25" and I'm very close to the center monitor(about 70cm)! sorry....
read this...http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/4904-FOV-Calculator FOV calculator...http://ostermiller.org/calc/triangle.html
The actual looking of the image on the monitors is different from the video. The video looked unrealistic probably because a curved image displaying in a flat manner.
Yeah, it's bad enough discussing FOV with embedded youtube videos already; with your triples it gets squashed even more; and you have multiview on... seeing (slightly) backwards on a flat image is just weird Anyway, most people run higher than realistic FOV, even those with triples I'd say. Each to their own.
on 3 1080p lcd's I run fov 37, no multiview, im about 60-70cm back from centre screen, I adjust seat to suit.... looks right\fine to me.
I am 640mm from screen but FOV is 29 tin top, open wheel I use FOV 22. triple 23" LG led lcd ips 5040 x 1050 using multi view, gtx 680 4gig, settings = View attachment 11395
is triple screen worth it? After 3 month with it my answer is: no. bezel, angles, etc, dont compensate the little advantage for wide view. and that wide view isnt true, you can see both sides when you want, but the 99% of time you are seeing at center one, and playing only on the center one. I will come back to one monitor (120hz/144hz) soon, it is way better than 3x60hz/75hz.
I don´t know how to express how much i disagree with you, mostly because of immersion in my case and because i have a home built cockpit (a little messed up but works). Only thing that can beat 3 screens it will be Oculus Rift, but still have a long road to be released to the public.
Yeah, but everything wizzes by at a regular speed, otherwise it feels like driving inside a fish tank and that nothing is moving even if the dial says 240 km/h, at least at 28 degrees.
I agree that you spend most of the time looking at the middle screen, but its all about peripheral vision just like in a real car. I switched to triples not long ago and couldn't go back to a single screen now. Sent from my GT-N7100 using Tapatalk
