Is it worth looking for the kvm feature over pbp?

[SilentGameTestR]

Looking to get a secondary monitor over the next month or 2, but in the form of an Ultrawide and the key feature im looking for is PBP.

My basket at OcUK:

• 1 x LG 29U511A 29" 2560x1080 IPS 100Hz 1ms sRGB 99% HDR10 Ultrawide Professional Monitor (SKU: MON-LGC-05895) = £149.99
• 1 x LG 34" 34WR50QK-B 3440x1440 VA 100Hz 1ms FreeSync UltraWide Gaming Monitor (SKU: MON-LGC-03335) = £199.99

Total: £349.98 (includes delivery: £0.00)​

These are the 2 ive been having my eye on, probably the 34 as the 29" looks good in person, but quite narrow, so im not sure how different the bigger screen will look. Basically i want either 2 gaming computers connected at the same time to run games side by side and record their own screen or the second computer to be a basic one to record and edit the other screen.

I dont know what the pbp features are like on these monitors, but im wondering whether this option is suitable or that kvm offers a better solution?

 

[mickyflinn]

A KVM switch is if you have more than one input source , for example adding a laptop or Xbox while using the same or dual monitor so you can switch between devices and use a single mouse , keyboard to control both inputs.




Pbp picture in picture is when using a single monitor for 2 inputs for example pc and laptop and will display both on a single monitor.

Google ai explained.

Google Search

 

[heatonpkmassive]

I'd personally find a KVM feature more useful.