1080p at this size is upsetting

sounds like some people must leave greasy nose marks on their monitors :confused:

Hi guys, I bought the monitor. Bf1 with Rx 480 looks fab ! wont go past 120 on ultra ( fx8320e 16gb 1600 Ram).
I love this monitor ! For the price its great ! The curve is nice also. Reading without squinting is new to me. It's 1 metre from me and no blocks are visible and movies look very good also. I'll go 1440 at this size in 2-3 years, but for now I would highly recommend it.

I could see 1080p on this size being a problem but if your after a big monitor and 144hz its a good budget option but id probably stick to sub 27" for 1080p

So you yourself look with your eyes, then make a judgement so the basic

By the way I work in IT and have been messing around with computers for 30 years since I was a small child I have seen the tech change.

And did I deny about things like fonts?

A few years ago people were saying 37 inch was the minimum point that 1080p was noticable that was with the tech being worse than now.

Monitors work best at their native resolution, so a 1080p native monitor can look theoretically better than a 1440 one, just as a good brand/panel 1080p can make a cheap and nasty 1440 one look awful then we have varying other things like contrast
So to just claim size/resolution matters is sheepish.

Good for Mincraft :wink:

Looks like it's sold out now.

Great for Minecraft?
43" UHD for me.

ahhh a troll, yes sure, whatever I hear, with my eyes, while looking at monitors in various sizes and resolutions.
and after I had inspected many monitors with my eyes I bought a 1440p 27inch.
and when I checked out 1080p on it while it wasn't awful it wasn't all that nice either.

you yourself probably own a 27 inch 1080p and don't want to admit it isn't the greatest thing ever, or maybe you own a little monitor and have no knowledge at all, my third theory is you need your eyes testing.

That will do me ! A new rx 480 and a huge monitor that I can view from 3 ft away ! Im sold ! Thanks.

I've got a 34" 2560 x 1080 21:9 monitor and absolutely love it. I'm not saying 1440 wouldn't be nice, but running off a 970 GPU I wanted higher frame rates.

Overwatch, Witcher 3, BF1 all look amazing on it, as does the web.

​for 1080 a rx480 seems great value.

as for the monitor it's very subjective.

for some a lower resolution will not be so noticeable, for others... very.

In my case for example I wouldn't go higher than 24 inch for 1080, and 4 k for 32 and above.
as your resolution goes higher bear in mind you will need the card to fulfill that. and if you are going 2k at 60fps then the rx480 will struggle. (you could knock the quality settings down to compensate and see if that's enough)

I game on a Samsung LCD that I bought in 2009, so I'm pretty sure this monitor would be amazeballs for myself, and the majority of people. Just under £250 for a 31.5" curved monitor.. that to me is one hell of a deal right there.

I wouldn't use 1080 on a 27" let alone a 31"
its a VA, slow as an IPS and crappy image like a TN,

Its like someone was doing some hardcore drugs when they put this monitor together.
one of the best reasons to get a bigger screen is so you can see more on the screen where as this is seeing the same but blown up and ugly.

at £125 that might be slightly more realistic but honestly £250+ for this?

here is a rule of thumb that works,
≥25" 1080p, this gives visible icons and clear pictures
≥26", ≤36" 2k minimum size that 2k resolution lets you clearly see fonts and icons (resizing icons and fonts doesn't work with all programs) nice clear picture, great for 2k gaming and a good card can achieve 144hz/144fps
≥34" 4k, minimum size 4k resolution lets you clearly see fonts and icons. also for people who want a mere 60hz.

I suppose if your desk was deep enough, you could have monitor far enough away from you the low pixel density wouldn't be an issue. My face is around 22 inches or so from a 28" 1080p screen and I cant see individual pixels until around 14 inches.

to those talking about the poor res and gaming - you're not going to see 'DA PIXELS' unless its a static image - which isn't really gaming

Genuinely expected it to be 2560x1440 at this size, 1080p is probably fine for games and films but pretty useless for productivity outside game time.

I game on a 27" 1080p monitor and love the high fps I get , each to their own.
I know 1440 seems the standard but I am sure I read 1080 is still the most popular probably down to affordability.
Bf1 at 144fps at 1080 on my 27" looks amazing to me :smiley:

In the market for a 1440p 32" Monitor myself, Amazon have a couple for around the £300 mark, one a no name Japanese and a basic Acer that uses an IPS Panel with only DVI & VGA inputs.

Or at least 2560x1440

If you're short sighted, sure why not :sunglasses:

3 of these in a triple layout is great for a driving/flight sim rig setup.

But I agree, a very neiche product overall. If you only need to drive one display for games get a higher resolution display. The 144hz freesync will work in eyefinity but all 3 displays have to be indentical.

TL;DR; 3 of these would make a great replacement for VR in Sim Racing (Iracing, assetto corsa etc), 1080p is a limiting factor otherwise.

I can hardly type due my upsetness at the res and screen size of this :disappointed:

Pixel density will be frikkin awful on a screen that size.

​Ah OK yeah I see lol obviously it's not directly underneath my bad.

Same spec but with 1440p for an extra £100 and I be having to explain to the wife why we were skint.
Nice find OP, not for me but I'm voting hot anyway.

i didn't saywhere it should be, just that i am sure that many people have their keyboard a bit infront of their monitors
heck even a small screen laptop does

​Well where should it be Oh wise one? Don't tell me wireless as I like to deal without input lag when gaming.

erm, maybe yours is :confused:

highly niche product, resolution too low for the size however the curved aspect is nice and refresh rate is nice too.
I would not recommend this to most people unless there was a specific use case for it, low resolution would be the main turnoff.
if you had a graphics card that could feed 144 Hz at 1080p, then you may well also feed a 2k signal at 60hz or even a 4k at 60hz for someone with a geforce 1080.

sounds like some people must leave greasy nose marks on their monitors :confused:

Even though 1080p at 31.5", 144hz is amazing, freesync is amazing, curved even better, only thing is you might need to sit a meter away from the monitor in order not to see pixels, then all is perfecto.

1920x1080 resolution. no thanks.

144fps at 4k...dang!

1080p at this size is upsetting

Awesome price for this! Hot Hot Hot !

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