Just got a 1440p

34 inch ultra wide screen monitor. WoW has never looked so big.

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Dont blame you Im on a 34" LG Ultragear 21:9 Nano IPS 160hz Curved QHD Monitor myself. It really was game-changing going from a 27" to this

I absolutely :heart: it. Oh and BTW congrats and Enjoy!

You really should move this topic to the hardware section though

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ui scale is your best friend

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Definitely.

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Personally anything over/under between 24-27 is overkill for a screen for this game.

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An unfortunate “accident” caused me to have to replace my 24 inch 1080p monitor.

can you see the fire on the ground now?

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grats man, i’m still waiting on a good deal for a 1440/144 panel. missed my chance during black friday since I needed to buy a new tv.

also, still debating if I should bother with 144 at this point, or invest a bit more into a 240. expensive but probably worth it if i’m trying to future proof.

edit: I play games like rocket league and rainbow siege. not thinking of 240 for wow.

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rocket league at 144 makes me play better than 60 cause I can follow the ball better. Go for more if you can. I dont know how much visible difference there is between 144 and 240 tho.

What do you consider a good deal? I recently picked up a 27” 1440/165 gsync monitor for $300. My other monitor (with the exact same stats) I bought about 4 years ago for almost 900.

to me anything over 200$ on a monitor is overkill.

I was hoping for a $220~ black friday deal on a viewsonic or sceptre. I found one for around that price, but we needed a replacement tv for the living room. I’m going to wait for new year and see what my options are.

240hz would be nice but I’m not looking to spend $400+

I play on a 65 inch Samsung TV that does 4k, supports hdr and vbr.
Having almost your entire field of view being the screen is so amazing. Esp with a God like pc that never gets below 90fps in a raid at 4k with rtx on high

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Welcome to the family. I love my 34 UW.

Make sure you calibrate the colors accordingly. Don’t just ‘plug and play’.

Grats!!!

(thinks of a friend who plays on a 13 inch laptop and giggles)

:cookie:

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No, it isnt. I was a 27 inch for many years and then upgraded to a 34" Ultra Wide and it was a complete game changer.

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I just upgraded to a Skytech Chronos Mini

  • CPU: Intel Core i7-9700KF 8-Core 3.6 GHz (Max Boost 4.9GHz)
  • Case: Chronos Mini
  • CPU Cooler: Hyper 212
  • Motherboard: B365M
  • RAM: 16GB DDR4 Gaming Memory 3000 MHz
  • Graphics: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 6GB
  • Primary Hard Drive: 1TB SSD
    I use a Samsung 65" curved screen 4K TV for the monitor.
    It is so awesome. Loads between zones are so much faster.

why only a 6gb

It is what it came with. It does the job nicely.
It is my 2nd Skytech PC. They do well and are reasonably priced.

I got my 2080 like 2 years ago its 8gb

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