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for general home use, or gaming, two 32inches display would be too big. the issue is where you are sitting relative to the screens. at typical desk type of space, you would be sitting way too close. you will have to move your head a lot to see on the . . . Read more
a 4K monitor will give you about 60%, maybe slightly more, of the performance you’d get with the 3440×1440 monitor. or, if you go 1/0.6, the 3440×1440 will give you about 167%, maybe slightly less, of the performance you’d get with the 4k monitor.
Although not quite as immersive as VR headsets, ultrawide monitors allow you to see more of your surroundings in games without constantly having to pan around, and they’re extremely well-suited for first-person games.
Monitors in themselves won’t make games better, and since the underlying, core technology of ultrawide and standard ratio monitors is the same (refresh rates, resolutions, HDR, color depth, etc.), the ultrawide factor in itself won’t boost performance.
We must again reiterate that the majority of game titles do work correctly in the 21:9 aspect ratio, and the experience that gives on a 34” 3440 x 1440 monitor is truly captivating. For some older titles which don’t officially support 21:9, there is a very useful utility called Flawless . . . Read more
In Conclusion. There is a large FPS drop you will see coming from 16:9, 1080p to 21:9, 1440p but with the help of some graphic settings downgrades you can get much closer to the performance you are accustomed to.
Using the native resolution of a Ultra Wide monitor is not cheating. Ironically LoL doesn’t support Ultra Wide as you can see from the scattered HUD so there’s no point to use such a thing … you just put yourself into a disadvantage by having too much horizontal space. That’s . . . Read more
21 inches is fine. Considering tablets with much smaller screens as 1920×1080 and higher.
22 inch isn’t necessarily big, but it’s perfectly fine for gaming and media. 24 inch to 27 inch would be an average among my friends who play games on a monitor, and 34 inch would be approaching “big”, but then some of my friends play on 50 inch displays which . . . Read more
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