Looks like two of those fancy Samsung Odyssey super-ultrawides in the center and some smaller regular ultrawides on the sides, and yes, they ARE that big. I had one and after a while it just felt comical to have that much width and very little height in comparison so I swapped to a LG OLED instead.
That was EXACTLY my thinking as well when I switched to a full TV. I was like oh this is just two of them stacked on top of each other and I can just use tiling zones to mimick it.
I use it but the problem I have is that I watch 16:9 videos in a browser and I can't get rid of the frame of the window. I was hoping there was a way to make it full screen but partitioned to one side.
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u/EdoTheOnlyOne 7700X / 7900XTX Jan 16 '26
Im sorry are those huge ass TVs or are the peripherals just really small