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Before linus's recent video on the massdrop vast I was pretty set on the Samsung chg70. However after the release of that I am now deciding between that and the more expensive chg70. What would you recommend for casual gaming on a r9 390 with an emphasis on immersion and beauty of the screen

 

Edit: Responding to some of the comments. Yes I do plan to upgrade my gpu soon to better handle higher resolutions

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Probably the Vast, or a Predator X34 if you've got the money for it....

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10 minutes ago, big_wallet_tiny_brain said:

r9 390

Not the most powerful GPU nowadays, might not be enough for 3440x1440p... having that in mind I'd actually advise the LG 29UM68-P for its much more cheaper price tag while still being a gorgeous IPS panel, 2560x1080p75hz that features Freesync... being one of the best 29 inches ultrawide out there it should give good gaming immersion.

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I think as a cheaper option to the x34/pg34 its a great option, for me I wanted the x34a and that's what I got, if you don't want to spend that money or don't like the 34a then the vast is a great option, you get what you pay for most times

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