has anyone been successfull in displaying two pictures side-by-side in 1720x1440 IN FULL SIZE?

i have a Lenovo laptop and a Lenovo desktop attached and when I do "PBP" i see two pictures but tiny-tiny and not useful :-(
this was the whole point in buying the screen

thanks in advance, Tim

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has anyone been successfull in displaying two pictures side-by-side in 1720x1440 IN FULL SIZE?  

i have a Lenovo laptop and a Lenovo desktop attached and when I do "PBP" i see two pictures but tiny-tiny and not useful :-(
this was the whole point in buying the screen

thanks in advance, Tim

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hey, its a late reply.. but you have to switch something in the intel uhd controll pannel.. 
this guy here explains it very good... 
https://www.amazon.de/gp/customer-reviews/R3AKPIS3XSEA3U/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B085YSDXDF

in the normal settings you cant do that.

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Same problem here. Monitor is connected via DP and HDMI, both sources are configured 1720x1440, but PBP does not scale it to full screen...

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Yes, it works for me but with 2 Macs.They were connected via Display Port & USB-C.

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has anyone been successfull in displaying two pictures side-by-side in 1720x1440 IN FULL SIZE? i have a Lenovo laptop and a Lenovo desktop attached and when I do "PBP" i see two pictures but tiny-tiny and not useful :-( this was the whole point in buying the screen thanks in advance, Tim