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4k 28", 4k ultra wide 34"or 2k 27" details below.

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Got no idea which would be better for gaming.

Samsung LU28D590DS 28 inch Ultra HD LED Monitor (3840 x 2160, 370 cd/m2, 1ms) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00NW66XFK/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_i-b9ub15P72R4

LG 34UM95-P LCD Monitor- (With EU Plug Only) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HG7EB64/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_7-b9ub1FDDHJ0

Asus ROG Swift PG278Q 27 inch Widescreen LED Monitor (2560x1440, USB 3.0, NVIDIA 3D, 144Hz, 1ms) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00LBZLIXG/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_vbc9ub1SV8F0H

My PC will be able to handle any of these monitors.

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Samsung LU28D590DS 28 inch Ultra HD LED Monitor (3840 x 2160, 370 cd/m2, 1ms)

LG 34UM95-P LCD Monitor- (With EU Plug Only)

Asus ROG Swift PG278Q 27 inch Widescreen LED Monitor

The ROG Swift is the only real gaming monitor of those 3.

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You had me real excited that you'd found a 4k ultrawide monitor.
Thanks for killing my buzz, man.

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I would go with the Samsung as it is the cheapest and is 4k

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I reckon you should hop onboard the 4K Hype Train and put up with those scaling issues. #HypeTrain :P

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Okay, to be serious, I'd go for the LG 34UM95-P as that's the one I'll be going with for my video editing build. :)

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You had me real excited that you'd found a 4k ultrawide monitor.

Thanks for killing my buzz, man.

I just looked I think it says UQHD thought it said UHD sorry. But LG does have ultra wide 4k surely.
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What are your specs?

  

Yeaaahh, we need specs to determine.

I haven't got my build yet but I'm spending £3000 on it so it will be able to handle any of these.

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Got no idea which would be better for gaming.

Samsung LU28D590DS 28 inch Ultra HD LED Monitor (3840 x 2160, 370 cd/m2, 1ms) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00NW66XFK/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_i-b9ub15P72R4

LG 34UM95-P LCD Monitor- (With EU Plug Only) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00HG7EB64/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_7-b9ub1FDDHJ0

Asus ROG Swift PG278Q 27 inch Widescreen LED Monitor (2560x1440, USB 3.0, NVIDIA 3D, 144Hz, 1ms) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00LBZLIXG/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_vbc9ub1SV8F0H

My PC will be able to handle any of these monitors.

  

I haven't got my build yet but I'm spending £3000 on it so it will be able to handle any of these.

Sorry, I misread it. I thought it said 'will my PC be able to handle any of these'

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I just looked I think it says UQHD thought it said UHD sorry. But LG does have ultra wide 4k surely.

As far as I know, they do not.

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As far as I know, they do not.

sorry for giving fake information.
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look up acer xr341ck

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I recommend going 4k. Once you experience the pixel density, you won't go back. It's like upgrading from a "non retina" phone to a "retina" one.

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Just a note if you are not in a rush the CES 2015 4k monitors really make the current batch out there look very bad. It is almost time to make that jump but I think we'll see the scaling issues decrease and variety and quality of displays increase around the time Windows 10 drops.

 

I was on the fence and opted to grab a Swift now, since 4k is not going to hit 144hz anytime soon and will grab a second 4k monitor later. They'll be friends.

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I recommend going 4k. Once you experience the pixel density, you won't go back. It's like upgrading from a "non retina" phone to a "retina" one.

oh no not talking about iphones are ya. Damn you mean an android 1080p to a 2k 1 which I have.
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Anyone think ultrawide over 16:9? Will I be noticing the 144hz compared to 60hz?

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Got no idea which would be better for gaming.

 

If it's for 4K Gaming, why not consider the Acer XB280HK. I got one a while back and it is very good, if its for gaming.

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oh no not talking about iphones are ya. Damn you mean an android 1080p to a 2k 1 which I have.

Its like going from android 640x480 to 720p.

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28" 4k! its what i ahem so I'm obviously going to recommend it lol

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28" 4k! its what i ahem so I'm obviously going to recommend it lol

Not bias at all! :P JK

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If it's for 4K Gaming, why not consider the Acer XB280HK. I got one a while back and it is very good, if its for gaming.

is 28 big when you are up so close at a desk?
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is 28 big when you are up so close at a desk?

I have the same monitor and no its not too big! I went from a 22" to a 28" and its so much better. I used to suffer from motion sickness with big screens but the smaller pixels and sharper image on a 4k stops that happening.

highly recommend the Acer xb280hk

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