I was thinking I could buy a $30 graphics card with two inputs for the two smaller monitors. Let it only worry about the single 4K display. The 1060 has an open DP and an open DVI port, but my thinking is to not tax that GPU anymore. I'm just looking for the most efficient way to run this setup and have full 4K at the TV and do general PC stuff on the two monitors below. Should I install 2nd cheap non-gaming GPU card with two of the same outputs for those two monitors? I know windows is going to weird about the resolutions being different and the mouse will change size and position when going from the different resolutions but I don't mind that. I would like 2 more small cheap 1080 monitors positioned under it for general browsing. Thanks in advance.I have a nvidia geforce gtx 1060 6gb running HDMI to a Samsung 4k TV and I am perfectly happy with this for the little gaming I do and watching videos. Is there a setting we are missing or is this a bug that just hasn't been reported? If a picture needs to be uploaded, please let me know and I will take a couple snap shots and upload them. When they want to do any Capture (region, full, window, etc.) on the external monitor, the resolution becomes huge and distorted and cannot be seen during or after the capture. 3 users have new laptops with resolutions that go above 1920x1080 but their external monitors will only go up to 1600x900 or even as low as 1280x1024 (possibly 1280x720). We have several user with dual or trio screen setups with little issue save for a couple. Since upgrading many of our machines to Windows 8.1 we have not seen any issues with HS until now.
Looking forward for a solution, Thanks, Eran WhirleyTech Hello All, We have been using HS here at the company for quite awhile and through several iterations and have had very little issue. I'm using Windows 10, 64bit, Intel HD Graphics 520 - Driver version 20.
Windows is set by default to display everything enlarged 200% (otherwise, it is way too small) Screen 2, external, at native 1920x1080. Screen 1 is the built in, at native 2736x1824. The suggested "solution" of log-off (or reboot) did not work. Unfortunately, I cannot use HyperSnap anymore . Hello! I have the exact same problem with my new Surface Pro 4.
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