If you don't game often then skip it and wait for the price to come down on similar displays. If your a gamer and want wide screen and also a bit of a power user & mutitasker go for it. SLI pair of 1080s would be the best way to game with this if you want to take advantage of the full 100hz this panel can offer. (good for back to school folks who need a laptop)īack light bleed on the left side of the display is pretty noticeable (and a deal breaker)Ĭolor accuracy doesn't seem to be as good as my old monitor (dell u2713hm)Īlso gaming with this thing NEEDS at least a single 980ti. buy a Acer laptop get any Acer display for 10% off. Microcenter is currently running a sale for Acer. G-sync is epic good if the GPU can drive a game at the full 100hz. Cool under glow lighting makes typing in low light very easy. Just want more real estate and good performance for my racing/flight sims.I recently bought a X34 from Microcenter. I do not play eSports or play competitively. I don't care about built in speakers since I use a Hyper-X headset or my Logitech Z623 speakers with a Creative soundcard. I will be using Display Port to connect to it. Ideally 100hz+ on the display and it must be at 1440 resolution. Want: At least a 34" ultrawide QHD monitor (preferably curved). I would love to have a 43" or a 49" ultrawide but they are out of budget (unless you can convince me otherwise for another $200 or so added on) I have a Next Level Racing F-GT racing rig and for now I will have a table that goes over the rig to have the monitor in the same spot that the monitor stand from NLR would go.īudget: $500 (including tax unless there is a monitor right at the $500 mark that's worth it). I play some FPS such as Doom Eternal, BF1, Half-Life 2 based games and primarily my gaming/sim is Assetto Corsa Competizione and Flight Simulator 2020. I'm looking for a 34" monitor to place my previous triple Asus VG248QE setup (144hz, 1ms, 24"). I know this has been discussed many times but this is unique to my current setup.
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