What is 1800r

[fqn28734yy]

Does anyone know what an 1800r curvature is in degrees?

[IO Studios]

I myself know little about curved displays but after a little research, I've found that 3000R monitors give the best cinematic expierence while a 1800R would deliver a very curvature expierence. The R stands for how many mm the radius would be if the monitor formed a circle. So a lower “R” would deliver more curve. I reccomend 4000R or 3000R as according to reviews, it's the least eye straining and the best expierence.

 

DISCLAIMER: This is copy pasta from another thread

 

[Glenwing]

3 minutes ago, CadetSparklez said:

Does anyone know what an 1800r curvature is in degrees?

Radius of curvature 1,800 millimeters, which is curvature of 1/1.8 radians (32°) per meter

[EunSoo]

Doesn´t answer you question, but this may help...

 

 

[dizmo]

1 minute ago, SCGazelle said:

Doesn´t answer you question, but this may help...

 

 

I think that's probably the most helpful post one could make.

Definitely taught me something; 1800R is too curvy.

[fqn28734yy]

Just now, dizmo said:

I think that's probably the most helpful post one could make.

Definitely taught me something; 1800R is too curvy.

hmm I see, just have been looking at the massdrop vast

 

thanks for the help

[fqn28734yy]

maybe If I just keep to a lower fov in games it'll be good tho

[dizmo]

3 minutes ago, CadetSparklez said:

hmm I see, just have been looking at the massdrop vast

 

thanks for the help

Unless that's the absolute top of your budget, there are better options.

[Morgan Everett]

21 hours ago, dizmo said:

I think that's probably the most helpful post one could make.

Definitely taught me something; 1800R is too curvy.

It's actually far less dramatic in actual usage.