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#11
May 12 2019 02:26pm
Quote (King Atrhur @ 12 May 2019 14:21)
curved is a gimmick, no matter the size.
Better off just buying multiple displays.

Only benefit is this so called immersion which works just as well with multi displays.


I don't like the bezels or messing with multiple monitors to get stuff going.

What's a, good gaming monitor? I haven't kept up with having crap since 2013/2014.
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May 12 2019 02:26pm
Quote (King Atrhur @ May 12 2019 03:21pm)
curved is a gimmick, no matter the size.
Better off just buying multiple displays.

Only benefit is this so called immersion which works just as well with multi displays.


No bezels >

Try sitting directly in front of a large flat TV like 55"+, curved benefits at larger sizes
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May 12 2019 02:36pm
Quote (ggurg0d @ May 12 2019 03:26pm)
No bezels >

Try sitting directly in front of a large flat TV like 55"+, curved benefits at larger sizes


If your 12 inches away from a screen 55inches is fucking retarded to have.

I mean the larger you go the farther the display should be, you can only focus on so much screen at one time.
bezels kinda vanish as well after some time cause once again your focus is center screen, not far right left.

Quote (NinjaSushi @ May 12 2019 03:26pm)
I don't like the bezels or messing with multiple monitors to get stuff going.

What's a, good gaming monitor? I haven't kept up with having crap since 2013/2014.


basic 24-27 inch is fine then imo.
no need for ultra wide or curved or anything super large if your sitting in front of it.


This post was edited by King Atrhur on May 12 2019 02:40pm
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May 12 2019 03:06pm
I currently have a 27 inch and it is good.
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May 12 2019 03:08pm
Quote (King Atrhur @ May 12 2019 03:36pm)
If your 12 inches away from a screen 55inches is fucking retarded to have.

I mean the larger you go the farther the display should be, you can only focus on so much screen at one time.
bezels kinda vanish as well after some time cause once again your focus is center screen, not far right left.



basic 24-27 inch is fine then imo.
no need for ultra wide or curved or anything super large if your sitting in front of it.


I think you come from more of a gamer background so that makes sense in your use case

For content creation, coding, etc, a large panel directly in front of you is awesome. I'm waiting for 8k TV prices to drop so I can grab one to use for work
Can have multiple VMs, remote desktop sessions, etc all up without having to toggle or minimize/maximize boosts my productivity. I have a setup with a flat 43" 4k monitor directly in front of me and another with a 49" 5Kx1440p curved and prefer the curved because it looks more natural on the sides. Though I prefer the extra vertical real estate of 2160p more. 8k will be the best of both
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May 12 2019 03:17pm
Quote (NinjaSushi @ May 12 2019 05:06pm)
I currently have a 27 inch and it is good.




Maybe get another 27" then. That should be plenty. As for bezels, they are getting much, much smaller.
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May 12 2019 03:18pm
Quote (NinjaSushi @ May 12 2019 05:06pm)
I currently have a 27 inch and it is good.


I switched back to a 27 inch and it was the best decision I have made in a little bit computer wise.

No need to go bigger unless you're doing some form of production work or want to avoid bezels with multiple displays
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May 12 2019 03:20pm
Quote (Ghot @ 12 May 2019 15:17)
Maybe get another 27" then. That should be plenty. As for bezels, they are getting much, much smaller.


It's a 60 hz ips. I want to sell it when I get my new monitor and only use one.

Quote (Z97 @ 12 May 2019 15:18)
I switched back to a 27 inch and it was the best decision I have made in a little bit computer wise.

No need to go bigger unless you're doing some form of production work or want to avoid bezels with multiple displays


I was thinking 34" 3440x1440p
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May 12 2019 03:24pm
Quote (ggurg0d @ May 12 2019 04:08pm)
I think you come from more of a gamer background so that makes sense in your use case

For content creation, coding, etc, a large panel directly in front of you is awesome. I'm waiting for 8k TV prices to drop so I can grab one to use for work
Can have multiple VMs, remote desktop sessions, etc all up without having to toggle or minimize/maximize boosts my productivity. I have a setup with a flat 43" 4k monitor directly in front of me and another with a 49" 5Kx1440p curved and prefer the curved because it looks more natural on the sides. Though I prefer the extra vertical real estate of 2160p more. 8k will be the best of both


Ultrawide Gaming Monitors.

I mean da fuq's wrong with you?
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May 12 2019 03:36pm
Quote (NinjaSushi @ May 12 2019 05:20pm)
It's a 60 hz ips. I want to sell it when I get my new monitor and only use one.



I was thinking 34" 3440x1440p




This is the best I could find in the 27" dept. (smallest bezel, 144hz, IPS, gsync)

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16824106004

They do make some ~24" with almost zero bezel... just Google: Frameless monitors
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