Got myself a 2nd monitor
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I am looking for a good 4k monitor
Damn nice deal
Ultrawide 21:9 or nothing 😀
Ultrawide 21:9 or nothing 😀
I saw your link above and that 35-inch looks dope... but the 27-inch monitor is gigantic. I cannot imagine having larger. I don't know enough to understand what the 21:9 means tbh.
Aspect ratio.I saw your link above and that 35-inch looks dope... but the 27-inch monitor is gigantic. I cannot imagine having larger. I don't know enough to understand what the 21:9 means tbh.
16:9 (wide-screen) is the aspect ratio of TV, monitor, YouTube videos.
21:9 (cinemascope) is the aspect ratio for ultrawide screen. Some movies with this aspect ratio looks great (the movies where there are black bar on top & bottom are designed for ultrawide screen). So are most games, you get more field of view and a slight advantages from seeing more than others can.
I'm not competitive enough to buy a 25 inch 240hz gsync monitor (and my RTX 2060 can't ever produce that many fps on high/ultra setting anyway). Those are the go to monitors for ultra competitive player who plays in tournaments. I just like a pretty pictures, and more immersion (curve screen) when I play a lot of single player games lol.
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Aspect ratio.
16:9 (wide-screen) is the aspect ratio of TV, monitor, YouTube videos.
21:9 (cinemascope) is the aspect ratio for ultrawide screen. Some movies with this aspect ratio looks great (the movies where there are black bar on top & bottom are designed for ultrawide screen). So are most games, you get more field of view and a slight advantages from seeing more than others can.
I'm not competitive enough to buy a 25 inch 240hz gsync monitor (and my RTX 2060 can't ever produce that many fps on high/ultra setting anyway). Those are the go to monitors for ultra competitive player who plays in tournaments. I just like a pretty pictures, and more immersion (curve screen) when I play a lot of single player games lol.
Gotcha thanks for the info.
I crush folks on Starcraft II everyday, gg no re. Monitor works awesome for me. Looking forward to WC3 classic dropping soon.
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