34" ultrawide monitor

[uvshapira]

Hi community! 

 

I am looking to buy a new 34" ultrawide monitor. 

 

I am going to use it for video editing, and because it is offline editing and not online, I am ok with 3440 x 1440 res. I am trying to cap my spending at $800

 

I am thinking of going for the  Dell UltraSharp U3415W, but I thought before going on and ordering it I should try and ask around for people's advice!

 

Thank you!!!!!

[Turtle Rig]

Grab this for only 477 bucks.  34" IPS 144hz.  It will make your video editing experience very smooth and silky with the 144hz.  That refresh rate is not only for gaming, your desktop will run @ 144hz, and things will be soo fluid and no motion blur and what not.

[uvshapira]

43 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

Grab this for only 477 bucks.  34" IPS 144hz.  It will make your video editing experience very smooth and silky with the 144hz.  That refresh rate is not only for gaming, your desktop will run @ 144hz, and things will be soo fluid and no motion blur and what not.

which brand name/model?

[Turtle Rig]

11 minutes ago, uvshapira said:

which brand name/model?

Oops forgot to post the link lol,, here Here you go LG 34" IPS 144hz

[uvshapira]

1 minute ago, Turtle Rig said:

Oops forgot to post the link lol,, here Here you go LG 34" IPS 144hz

Thanks!!

 

And a q: 

You don't think I'll feel the downgrade from 3440 x 1440 to 2560 x 1080 

 

[Turtle Rig]

4 minutes ago, uvshapira said:

Thanks!!

 

And a q: 

You don't think I'll feel the downgrade from 3440 x 1440 to 2560 x 1080 

 

That is where the problem lies my friend Im in the same hole.  Ive been using 4k resolution for almost 5 years,,, ever since it came out,,, and I can not downgrade to 1440p ,, I know I can't.  I mean if you want to see more on your tracks in your video editing and what not if that is important, and real estate is important then moving down resolution like that you will not like it.  However you will notice a smooth 2D experience, and video editing experience.  If you play a game you can do 144hz.  Now if resolution is important then let me get you a 3440res monitor. 

[Turtle Rig]

What is your budget ?

[Turtle Rig]

If I were you, and if you game a bit,, and want a smooth experience,, then I suggest 144hz even tho video editing or videos are 30fps or 60fps,,,, still the motion will be smooth and fluid... If you can toss 800 bones,, then get this

 

Acer Predator Z35P bmiphz 35" Curved 1800R QHD

[uvshapira]

15 minutes ago, Turtle Rig said:

If I were you, and if you game a bit,, and want a smooth experience,, then I suggest 144hz even tho video editing or videos are 30fps or 60fps,,,, still the motion will be smooth and fluid... If you can toss 800 bones,, then get this

 

Acer Predator Z35P bmiphz 35" Curved 1800R QHD

I don't really game at all -- too busy editing   

So compared to the Dell I've referenced -- the plus of Acer is the refresh rate and minus are the price? Anything else I need to know about the difference between the two? 

[uvshapira]

Also I see the ACER is huge. I have some space issue, I don't want the length to total much more than 33"

[Turtle Rig]

You know what, if you don't game I don't think you should pay gaming monitor price for video editing.

 

For video editing 60hz is fine, and movies are 24 or 30fps anyways.  Your good to go, as long as there's not major motion blur.

 

Im putting myself in your shoes..... If I was video editing I would want these things out of the monitor.

 

RGB color gamit 99 or 100 percent coverage

IPS Panel

high resolution

 

How many inches do you want ? 

[uvshapira]

34 ultra wide. Don't care about the degree of curve  

 

Do you think there is something better out there than the Dell U3417W (or 15w)

[riklaunim]

I have LG 34uc88 3440x1440 75Hz and I like it very much. Nice stand, with good adjustment options. It has a VESA mount but it has to be kind of thin on the edged to fit in.

 

[uvshapira]

4 hours ago, Turtle Rig said:

You know what, if you don't game I don't think you should pay gaming monitor price for video editing.

 

For video editing 60hz is fine, and movies are 24 or 30fps anyways.  Your good to go, as long as there's not major motion blur.

 

Im putting myself in your shoes..... If I was video editing I would want these things out of the monitor.

 

RGB color gamit 99 or 100 percent coverage

IPS Panel

high resolution

 

How many inches do you want ? 

34 ultra wide. Don't care about the degree of curve  

 

Do you think there is something better out there than the Dell U3417W (or 15w)