Looks like a good price for this monitor. Been looking at the X34a, but can't quite justify the price (or the necessary GPU upgrade!) to myself at the moment.
I've also been torn between going ultrawide and high refresh rate. This looks like it could be the best of both worlds being easier to drive than the 3440x1440 X34a and overclocks to 200hz which should give a great experience with G-SYNC. Pixel density should still be OK compared to something like the Z35 which is 2560x1080 on a 35" display.
Specs listed on Ebuyer:
Technical Specification
Display
Size: 30" (21:9) Active display area: 690.432 x 291.276 mm Maximum resolution: 2560x1080 @200Hz Color: 100%sRGB Panel Type: VA Response time: 4 ms (G to G) Contrast ratio: 3,000:1 (Native) Brightness: 300 cd/m2 Viewing angle (CR=10): 178°(H),178°(V) Colors: 16.7M Bits: 8Bit
Input Signal
DisplayPort v1.2a HDMI v1.4 USB Hub 3.0x4 (1up 4down) Audio out
Features
Curved 1800r Display GameView OSD navigation key 3W x2 speakers Height adjustment stand Cable management Vesa 100 x 100 NVIDIA G-SYNC™ technology
Stand
Tilt: -5°~25° Swivel: ±25° Height adjustment: 120mm Power
Power supply: External (100V-240V) Off: 0.39W Sleep: 0.42W On: 38W Dimensions
71.33x50~60.5x26.66 cm 29.26x19.69~23.82x10.5 inch
16 comments
silkyskills
7 Jul 171#1
I picked up an Acer Predator x34a for £500
For that price i'd expect 3440x1440p
AceRimmer15 to silkyskills
9 Jul 17#14
How did you manage that?
mamboboy
7 Jul 17#2
Going to take a guess that it was from Amazon Warehouse?
silkyskills
7 Jul 17#3
Overclockers
Flynn_Lives
7 Jul 171#4
Got this yesterday and I'm loving it so far! Great colours and have tested Rocket League, CSGO & Forza 3 at 120hz & 200hz and it works great!
F3RR3T to Flynn_Lives
7 Jul 17#5
Mind me asking what GPU you are running?
mamboboy
7 Jul 17#6
But used, yes?
I paid similar from my x34 from Amazon Warehouse so am highly suspicious OCers have been selling it new for the same!
SaleChaser
8 Jul 17#7
If only this was the 34a at this price. :disappointed:
RedRain
8 Jul 17#8
Looking for one of these in 1440p and Freesynce
commenter14
8 Jul 17#9
2560x1080
30 inches
no thanks
Lonyo to commenter14
8 Jul 17#10
It's the same PPI as a 24" 1080p monitor. It's nearly identical to two 24" 1080p monitors side by side with regard to size and PPE.
EessaMansoor
8 Jul 17#11
I've got the Z35 and I wholeheartedly recommend the ultrawide resolution. It's a dream
OrangePotato64
9 Jul 17#12
Once you go ultrawide you never go back
commenter14
9 Jul 17#13
And yet has nowhere near as many pixels and is more expensive than just buying 2 1080p monitors.
cbflazaro1
10 Jul 17#15
Bought a curved Acer 34" 3440 1440 75hz for 600 just days ago. 1080p 30" I'd expect this to be like £300
Opening post
I've also been torn between going ultrawide and high refresh rate. This looks like it could be the best of both worlds being easier to drive than the 3440x1440 X34a and overclocks to 200hz which should give a great experience with G-SYNC. Pixel density should still be OK compared to something like the Z35 which is 2560x1080 on a 35" display.
Specs listed on Ebuyer:
Technical Specification
Display
Size: 30" (21:9)
Active display area: 690.432 x 291.276 mm
Maximum resolution: 2560x1080 @200Hz
Color: 100%sRGB
Panel Type: VA
Response time: 4 ms (G to G)
Contrast ratio: 3,000:1 (Native)
Brightness: 300 cd/m2
Viewing angle (CR=10): 178°(H),178°(V)
Colors: 16.7M
Bits: 8Bit
Input Signal
DisplayPort v1.2a
HDMI v1.4
USB Hub 3.0x4 (1up 4down)
Audio out
Features
Curved 1800r Display
GameView OSD navigation key
3W x2 speakers
Height adjustment stand
Cable management
Vesa 100 x 100
NVIDIA G-SYNC™ technology
Stand
Tilt: -5°~25°
Swivel: ±25°
Height adjustment: 120mm
Power
Power supply: External (100V-240V)
Off: 0.39W
Sleep: 0.42W
On: 38W
Dimensions
71.33x50~60.5x26.66 cm
29.26x19.69~23.82x10.5 inch
16 comments
For that price i'd expect 3440x1440p
I paid similar from my x34 from Amazon Warehouse so am highly suspicious OCers have been selling it new for the same!
30 inches
no thanks