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    Can I create a viewport in Windows 7 when using a GTX 660 Ti?

    Thanks for the response. The monitor is arriving tomorrow or the next day. I will just have to try some stuff out with it and see what (if anything) works.
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    Can I create a viewport in Windows 7 when using a GTX 660 Ti?

    I have a GTX 660 Ti. I would like to limit its output to a portion of my display while still using the display's native resolution. Is it possible to do this in Windows 7? If you're interested in the "why", I have an arcade cabinet that obscures part of my display. I'd like to restrict the...
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    Any advice on 1920x2160 LCD panel for arcade cabinet?

    I have one follow-up question. If I install a display that is only partially visible on the outside of the cabinet, is it possible to control the portion of the display is used? In other words, if I install a 4K display, but only approximately half or two thirds of it can be seen, can the...
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    Any advice on 1920x2160 LCD panel for arcade cabinet?

    Oh man, I got really excited when I first read your info on the LG 26.5 inch square display. This page has the specs on it. I haven't found a SRP for it, so who knows what it will cost. Also, the stated 475.776 mm width and height only works out to be 18.7313 inches width/height so its a good...
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    Any advice on 1920x2160 LCD panel for arcade cabinet?

    Hey Houkouonchi, the 39" Seiki would fit in portrait mode, but wouldn't completely fill the width. It may be the closest I can get though since 1920x2160 panels apparently don't exist. The product dimensions are listed on Amazon as 35.2 x 23.3 inches. The actual display is even smaller, so it...
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    Any advice on 1920x2160 LCD panel for arcade cabinet?

    Thanks everyone for the replies. I was under the impression that the Asus PQ321Q monitor used two 1920x2160 panels based on this article from Tom's Hardware: I guess the reviewer didn't mean there were literally two panels (or the author doesn't know what they're talking about, haha), but that...
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    Any advice on 1920x2160 LCD panel for arcade cabinet?

    Hi all, I'm building an arcade cabinet for use in my home. I started this project in 1998, then had to put it in storage for several years. A lot of new technology has come out since then. Now that I'm trying to finish it, I hope to take advantage of these cool new toys. For example, I'm...
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