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Review: Matrox TripleHead2Go
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Image Alignment
Whenever
a single image is spanned across three screens, the gap between
the screens comes into play. Typically a user would adjust
monitor images so that the images end at the edge of each
screen, ensuring everything your computer thinks is visible
is actually visible. However, with an image spanned across
three screens, this can make diagonal lines appear discontinuous
and wrong:
To eliminate
these discontinuities, it is possible to adjust each monitor
image so that enough of the image is off of the screen and
is "behind" the monitor frames. This provides a
fluid image that seamlessly transitions from one screen to
the next:
The problem
with making these adjustments is that you are hiding potentially
useful information. For example, in Strike Fighters you wind
up clipping the info box, and when you go back to your desktop,
say goodbye to your scroll bars and whatever else might be
"behind" the monitor frames (it would be easy to
lose an entire column of icons in my case):
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