Review on VSDISPLAY LTA149B780F Controller M NT68676 Raspberry 60Hz, Ultrawide Screen, HD by Ryan Walsh

I received this display yesterday and set it up to use as a DMD in a virtual pinball machine. It has a very limited side view, but that doesn't matter in this app as it's viewed from the front. My setup experience was different than other reviewers. I'm using Windows 10 Pro with an AZUS GTX 1650 graphics card. I connected it to the DVI connector on the graphics card with a cable connected to the VGA input on the display. First I set the custom resolution to 1280x390. This made the display window too small. Both Windows 10 and Nvidia's display managers recommended a resolution of 1280 x 720 - which worked great - even though the display is advertised and labeled as 1280 x 390! The Nvidia display manager needs to be configured to use the default color settings, not the Nvidia color settings for Vsdisplay. The menu system works but is awkward to use - it quickly disappears unless you move very quickly. I had to use it to center the main display as it was not centered from the factory. Once that was done, the display settings in Pinball FX3 were used to position and resize the DMD window within a smaller frame. Update for the second image - I've expanded the DMD bezel to utilize the full 14.9 inch display.