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144hz 16:9 vs 100hz UTRAWIDE ???

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Do you think you can utilize the extra real estate on the UW? Double the price is a lot.

 

I use an MX34VQ, do a lot of programming work for university and play a lot of single player games. Love it. 
 

what models?

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Just now, Slottr said:

Do you think you can utilize the extra real estate on the UW? Double the price is a lot.

 

I use an MX34VQ, do a lot of programming work for university and play a lot of single player games. Love it. 
 

what models?

 I do photo editing and gaming

MG279
PG348Q  or X34P (But i heard some have issues)

 

 

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You could also buy two of the 27", that'd be even more real estate than the single 34". :D

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1 hour ago, Flavlus said:

Dont have space for 2 .. the 34 ins would be at the limit

 

Perhaps a vertical monitor? ;) Or two above each other (which is imo better than two side by side, by the way)

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What kind of pc specs you have? Will pc be able to push the UW? Overall ultrawide is much better experience than having two monitors as you avoid the edge right in the middle, unless you dont have budget and buy 1 and later another one.. Or go 3 monitors lol Never tried vertical, so not sure how experience is, but I assume its only usable if you are doing different tasks on each and not gaming? IF moneys not a problem, would say go UW :) Fairly unique and pleasant experience. Unless you would use one monitor for gaming and second one for separate task like twitch or whatever.

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13 hours ago, Flavlus said:

 I do photo editing and gaming

MG279
PG348Q  or X34P (But i heard some have issues)

 

 

Your only choice should be IPS if you are photo editing and what not.

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