What ultrawide monitor to buy?

[heyoooitsme]

I have a 2080 ti 32gb ram and i9 9900k. My budget is 2500$. Maximum resolution i want is 3440x1440. I want high refresh rate. I wanna stay away from the pg35vq and the acer one because i had one of those and they flicker

[Streetguru]

5 minutes ago, heyoooitsme said:

I have a 2080 ti 32gb ram and i9 9900k. My budget is 2500$. Maximum resolution i want is 3440x1440. I want high refresh rate. I wanna stay away from the pg35vq and the acer one because i had one of those and they flicker

Why not just go all the way with a 4k 120hz display?

It's not more than $400 for the basic 100-120hz ultra wides, not sure how much going past that results in more quality.

[heyoooitsme]

6 minutes ago, Streetguru said:

Why not just go all the way with a 4k 120hz display?

It's not more than $400 for the basic 100-120hz ultra wides, not sure how much going past that results in more quality.

Because.i like more stable fps. My 2080 ti struggles sometimes at 3440x1440 i dont wanna push it

[Streetguru]

9 minutes ago, heyoooitsme said:

Because.i like more stable fps. My 2080 ti struggles sometimes at 3440x1440 i dont wanna push it

You can just drop the render scale to like 80% and it'll be fine, or drop your settings to high rather than ultra. Ultra is rarely worth the performance hit, and are you using ray tracing in those examples?

What about like a super ultra wide thing?

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/RTwkcf/samsung-c49rg9-490-5120x1440-120-hz-monitor-lc49rg90ssnxza


This one's like just fine at $400
https://pcpartpicker.com/product/6htKHx/monoprice-138035-350-3440x1440-120-hz-monitor-138035

Stepping up to 120hz IPS is $750, you're unlikely to find people who've actually used a lot of these displays though, but I would either get a 40" 4k 120hz display you'll never need to replace, or that crazy super ultra wide monitor for the same reason.

https://pcpartpicker.com/product/DcsmP6/lg-34gk950g-b-340-3440x1440-120-hz-monitor-34gk950g-b