Collage Display feature for 3rd and 4th Generation Intel Core Processor Family

Minimum System / Hardware Requirements
11 Feature List
3.5 Horizontal Collage Display:
Assuming all the connected display devices are of same model, maximum collage
resolution will be (N * W) x H. Here N is the number of displays; W and H are width
and height of the maximum resolution supported by the displays.
If the connected display devices are not the same, the maximum collage resolution
will be:
(Sum of widths of the maximum resolutions supported by the displays) x Minimum of
Heights of the highest resolutions supported by the displays.
3.6 Vertical Collage Display:
Assuming all the connected display devices are of same model, maximum collage
resolution will be W x (N * H). Here N is the number of displays; W and H are width
and height of the maximum resolution supported by the displays.
If the connected display devices are not the same, the maximum collage resolution
will be:
Minimum of Widths of the widths of highest resolutions supported by the displays x
(Sum of heights of the maximum resolutions supported by the displays)
3.7 Collage Display Feature Supports and Validation
Tips
Collage Display is supported on two/three displays and helps to provide-1x2, 2X1,
1X3, 3X1 Collage modes. With 4 displays in combination of two DisplayPort splitters
can provide 2X2 and 4X1 Collage modes with resolutions depending on the type of
panels connected.
Collage mode does not support Content protectected playback from Blu-ray* disk
since it is a single image shared across all displays.
Collage mode does not support Touch enabled Feature across all monitors in
Microsoft Windows 8 operating system.
Collage is possible only with similar Refresh rates up to 60 Hz at landscape mode
only.
Performance of video/game playback in collage mode will vary in accordance with
work load in computer.
Audio splitting across all monitors is not possible.
Hot plug and Scaling is enabled to support collage but to a Maximum resolution of
1920x1200 across each monitor.