Makes exiting Surround/Eyefinity a much more painless experience and just generally makes your experience better.

Fixes all of Windows (and Nvidia's and AMDs) quirks. With two monitors you can probably live without it, but with 3 or more it's so so so useful. Audio device switching is slow (takes about 5 seconds to activate the next audio device).īasically if you have 2 or more monitors, buy it. Powerful multi monitor taskbars that can be customised per monitor

Controls for managing audio devices as well Can split a monitor into smaller, virtual monitors (great for Surround or Eyefinity to fix fullscreen issues) Can lock the cursor to a specific monitor - great to stop the mouse escaping from some games.

So if you're editing or gaming, but still want to scroll a web page, you can do so without losing focus on your task. Can allow the scroll wheel to scroll Windows that aren't in focus. Can choose which applications open on which monitor, and at what size and position. Can have mouse wrap around either vertically or horizontally (e.g, mouse goes off the top of the top monitor and appears at the bottom of the bottom monitor). Things like 'send monitor to next window', window snapping, screensaver and wallpaper management. Controls for literally everything multiple monitor related.

So if you go from nVidia surround to independent monitors or rotate a monitor just press a hotkey and wallpapers, resolution, taskbars, alignment and everything else is all fixed. Allows you to easily change monitor configurations with a hotkey. If you have a 21:9 monitor, watch in 1440P fullscreen.īasically DisplayFusion gives you a bunch of controls and tools for handling Window management - it is mostly geared for multiple monitor setups, but there is functionality that can be useful on single monitor setups as well. Video Correction: DisplayFusion's price is $25USD for 1 PC, or $35USD for multiple PCs, not $60USD as stated.

Display fusion remote control