Triple screen setup?

Hi BIIIGJAM92,

Thanks for your post. I understand you are looking to create a multi-monitor configuration to play racing games. Natively, the Xbox One
does not support multiple monitor outputs. If you are on PC, there is some support from games and different applications that take advantage of your graphics card do break up a game's image onto multiple displays.

If you want to create a multiple monitor display for games on PC, I'd recommend viewing a specific game forum or PC hardware forum for more detailed guides.

I hope this answers your question.

@Unreal

You still need one of these
www.mainperformancepc.com/.../obutto-r3volution-gaming-cockpit and a triple screen setup.

It's still cheaper than doing the real thing ;p

I believe there is an easier way to accomplish this, but I'm not 100% certain.

First, the Xbox One was not meant for multiple screens. HOWEVER a PC is.

So, theoretically, you could connect your xbox to your PC, then connect your PC to your TVs monitors.

I would recommend the El Gato HD60S ($160) for low latency connection to your PC (instead of wireless Windows 10 xbox app)

https://smile.amazon.com/dp/B01DRWCOGA

Then for connecting your PC to your TVs/Screens may require adapters depending on your PC.

Then you would detect and configure (set to extend) your displays through screen resolution in the PC control panel,

and run your xbox through your PC via El Gato passthrough.

In short, your desired setup, though impractical, is not impossible.

Please note: I have not tried this because I don't have multiple screens, but doing this SHOULD work.

The Xbox One (and its games) are designed for use on one display with a 16:9 resolution (720p, 1080p, 4K).

Do you mean you are considering creating a "video wall" setup, such as with 4x separate displays arranged together, acting as one?

There is a
specialized device to help accomplish that. However, keep in mind that such hardware will cost you over 2,000 earth dollars.

No video can do the technology justice, you have to experience it.

The VR systems open up the field of view so the game surrounds you putting you in the game. If someone wants to watch a video that gives a better idea of the experience then do a YouTube search for gaming being done on triple screens.

I run racing sims on triples and going back to a single screen is like going back to the dark ages. The VR system takes that triple screen experience and expands it basically removing you from the real world.