Is it possible to have to monitors as an ultra wide on a Xbox one if it is please let me...

Hi,

What display do you have your console plugged into?

By what you're saying, it seems to me you may be using an ultra-wide monitor?

Ultra-wide aspect ratio displays are not fully supported on the Xbox platform which means a 1080P screen resolution will have bottom and top black strips and the image will look stretched.

Please confirm.

Hey there, Xbox One only supports a 16:9 aspect ratio, therefore will not fill the entire ultra-wide panel.

Hi,

Sorry, I think you've become confused by the monitor specification. This monitor is
not a 1440P monitor. The '1440' in this monitor spec refers to the vertical resolution of the screen, but the horizontal resolution is 3440.

This means your monitor's maximum resolution is 3440x1440. This is an Ultra-Wide 21.9 display. Unfortunately the Xbox One X does not support ultra wide monitors and as a true 1440P display uses a 16.9 aspect ratio, it won't fit correctly. It works on your
PC because your PCs graphics card supports these resolutions, the Xbox One X does not.

I hope that makes sense.

Unfortunately this isn't possible. Your display is an Ultra-Wide (3440x1440) and as yet Xbox consoles don't support Ultra-Wide 21:9 aspect resolutions.

They only support the more common 16:9 aspect resolutions such as 720P (1280x720), 1080P (1920x1080), 1440P (2560x1440) and 4K (3840x2160).

These monitors are really designed for PC usage rather than game consoles. Unfortunately this means you're either going to be stuck with either a stretched image or one with bars at top and bottom of the display.

According to the model number, that looks like one of those ultra-wide monitors.

All Xbox One consoles and games are only designed to work with the 16:9 aspect ratio. No Xbox console is designed for ultra-wide displays, as that's mainly for PC gaming. I'm
not sure where you got your information about the Xbox being able to support 3840x1080, as it should only do up to 1080p on this particular display.

By "distorted", do you mean the picture is completely stretched over the length of the monitor? There should be a setting on your monitor to compress or fit the image into the intended size.