#5799616

Undying

2020-06-15 10:10

I know its the mater of taste but i like curved panels. Aiming for something bigger ultrawide like 34" 1500r 144hz to replace my 27" 1800r 75hz.

#5799620

itpro

2020-06-15 10:31

Undying:

I know its the mater of taste but i like curved panels. Aiming for something bigger ultrawide like 34" 1500r 144hz to replace my 27" 1800r 75hz.

That weird size would be probably ultra-wide so it's a pass for me, I will never go ultra-wide again. 32" monitors are the best for 2020 line up from all manufacturers. True hdr and better colors.:D

#5799627

alanm

2020-06-15 10:43

27" is way too small to benefit from the curvature. Dumb gimmick by exploitative marketing depts.

#5799628

Undying

2020-06-15 10:44

alanm:

27" is way too small to benefit from the curvature. Dumb gimmick by exploitative marketing depts.

Agreed. Basically if not going ultrawide makes no sense.

#5799631

itpro

2020-06-15 11:06

alanm:

27" is way too small to benefit from the curvature. Dumb gimmick by exploitative marketing depts.

Unless you sit really close. Tiny room space and office. It's all about distance. I wouldn't love life by being forced to not move away from screen. You cannot enjoy a movie or gamepad gaming.

#5799632

Burgurne

2020-06-15 11:13

And the panel is a VA? IPS? TN? OLED?

#5799637

itpro

2020-06-15 11:30

Burgurne:

And the panel is a VA? IPS? TN? OLED?

Always VA due to curvity.

#5799858

ttnuagmada

2020-06-15 23:43

No one in here seems to even understand why curved monitors even exist; VA panels gamma shift at the edges on larger panel sizes.

#5799861

rm082e

2020-06-16 00:12

My wife just bought a 27" 16:9 curved monitor for her machine. The curve isn't a selling point by any means, but it does keep the brightness uniform when viewing at a reasonable angle. I don't think it hurts anything. I'm still happy with my 32" on my gaming machine. I don't see replacing it until I can find a 38" with G-Sync Ultimate for under $1000.