Specification: - Size: 34" Curved 144Hz - Panel Type: IPS - Aspect Ratio: Widescreen - 21:9 - Colour Gamut (CIE1931): NTSC 72% - Colour Support: 16.7 million colours - Colour Depth (Num of Colours): 8bits, 16.7M - Pixel Pitch (mm): 0.312 x 0.312 - Resolution: 2560 x 1080 - Brightness (Typ.): 250 cd/m2 - Contrast Ratio (Original): 1000:1 - Viewing Angle (CR=10): 178/178 - Inputs/Outputs: 2x HDMI, 1x DispayPort, Headphone, Audio Line out, USB 3.0 - Freesync: Yes - Tilt (Angle): -5~20 Degree - Height (Range): 120mm - Dimensions - WxDxH (mm) with Stand: 830.5 x 449.5 x 279.7 - Weight with Stand: 8.6Kg - VESA: 100 X 100 - Warranty: 2 Years RTB
Latest comments (17)
3ak
11 Sep 17#16
Newbie question - does the amd sync matter if you're rocking intel i7 with 1060 gt graphics? Cheers
Danjw91 to 3ak
11 Sep 17#17
Don't think it does. As far as I'm aware, nvidia cards only work with g sync. Could be wrong though, but don't see why it isn't that.
iRED7i
7 Aug 17#15
Nice find OP. Seriously considering this to replace my old 24" screen. Mainly for productivity.
zeppovendetta
27 Jul 17#14
Bought OP, so you've helped at least one person :smile:
steve_bezerker
27 Jul 17#13
I think that is the problem though - Most hardcore gamers that would be in this mid-upper market of monitors have at least experienced 1440p whether at 144hz or not. Close to £400 is not good territory for this monitor to be in when the ACER 27inch 1440p 144hz monitors are about £20-30 behind.
TehJumpingJawa
27 Jul 17#12
I don't understand where this fad for curved monitors came from; no game renders with a curved projection plane, so displaying the resultant image onto a curved surface is just introducing distortion error.
johnw84
27 Jul 17#11
If it's for gaming then it'll be fine. I had an LG non-curved and it was no problem at all. As someone mentioned, vertically it's like a 27inch monitor in height, so the 1080 works well enough.
The problem is if you've seen anything with a higher resolution for frequent desktop work then it'll pale in comparison. With the 144Hz refresh rate though, this is meant for gamers and there are much better options otherwise.
philljp
27 Jul 17#10
I have an LG 21:9 34" at this resolution and it's amazing. I went for the 1080p to get better FPS. Really great monitor.
zeppovendetta
27 Jul 17#9
Literally every review says the resolution isn't a problem - every one of these ultrawides has a trade-off somewhere, whether it's 1080p, no Freesync/G-Sync or a TN panel.
Super heat.
steve_bezerker
27 Jul 17#8
I couldn't possibly imagine playing 21:9 on a 34" with a 1080p v.resolution. I imagine the image looks stretched as hell.
basergorkobal
27 Jul 17#7
I have the same resolution on a 29" screen. Works well for me, but I imagine it wouldn't on anything larger.
aLV426
27 Jul 17#6
Heat added - proper UK wide free postage too!
TheKaledan
27 Jul 17#5
Really good price.
retrend
26 Jul 17#4
I'm keen for a 144hz ultra wide but not with this resolution.
FireOnAWire
26 Jul 17#3
What a strange monitor. The resolution let's the whole thing down.
umirza85
26 Jul 17#2
These things are going to drop in price like a stone over the next little while. That 1080 vertical resolution is horrible in a monitor this wide, returned my one after a few days (different monitor same resolution).
EndlessWaves
26 Jul 17#1
This is 80dpi so similar to a 27" 1920x1080.
It's not for everyone but there are plenty of people for whom it does work. My next monitor will be one of these are the 96dpi of my [email protected]" screen is just too high for my setup.
If it doesn't suit you that's fine, but let's not treat a situation dependant characteristic as a negative.
This is a good deal, I've been watching this one and it's normally well over four hundred quid. The only other similar monitor (Freesync LFC, 80dpi, Ultrawide) is £550-600, the AOC Agon 35"
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Opening post
Features:
- 21:9 UltraWide Monitors
- AMD FreeSync™ Technology
- 1ms Motion Blur Reduction
- 144 Hz Refresh Rate
Specification:
- Size: 34" Curved 144Hz
- Panel Type: IPS
- Aspect Ratio: Widescreen - 21:9
- Colour Gamut (CIE1931): NTSC 72%
- Colour Support: 16.7 million colours
- Colour Depth (Num of Colours): 8bits, 16.7M
- Pixel Pitch (mm): 0.312 x 0.312
- Resolution: 2560 x 1080
- Brightness (Typ.): 250 cd/m2
- Contrast Ratio (Original): 1000:1
- Viewing Angle (CR=10): 178/178
- Inputs/Outputs: 2x HDMI, 1x DispayPort, Headphone, Audio Line out, USB 3.0
- Freesync: Yes
- Tilt (Angle): -5~20 Degree
- Height (Range): 120mm
- Dimensions - WxDxH (mm) with Stand: 830.5 x 449.5 x 279.7
- Weight with Stand: 8.6Kg
- VESA: 100 X 100
- Warranty: 2 Years RTB
Latest comments (17)
The problem is if you've seen anything with a higher resolution for frequent desktop work then it'll pale in comparison. With the 144Hz refresh rate though, this is meant for gamers and there are much better options otherwise.
Super heat.
The resolution let's the whole thing down.
It's not for everyone but there are plenty of people for whom it does work. My next monitor will be one of these are the 96dpi of my [email protected]" screen is just too high for my setup.
If it doesn't suit you that's fine, but let's not treat a situation dependant characteristic as a negative.
This is a good deal, I've been watching this one and it's normally well over four hundred quid. The only other similar monitor (Freesync LFC, 80dpi, Ultrawide) is £550-600, the AOC Agon 35"