Welcom! What monitor bro?

The usual one. LG 29UM57

Nice..

Haha never big fan of 29" die die still prefer 34"

lg 29um57 is the best bang for buck so far. hardly find sg selling lg though

my friend want sell to me Dell 3007WFP 30" 2560 x 1600 for RM950
sad my gc cannot match this monitor

This post has been edited by wira_laju: Mar 17 2016, 08:41 PM

Well the LG 34 inch I wanted LG never bring in

Buy from Malaysia when you coming over

Buy first then upgrade later?

Dayum i want hahahaha

how much i can sell u2312hm?

really wanted to jump on 21:9 but currently can only afford the 29um57.
coming from a FHD 27" will it feel too small in terms of screen height?

im so used to big screens just afraid i cant live with the shorter height once i pull the trigger

What lorh hold your horses better jump 34 inches more umph

huhu..cheapest 34" costs more than my whole rig

skylinelover also using 27" but 2560x1440, if yours is 1080p, it's a good jump but won't feel much oohmp.
Also the height is definitely shorter as it's stretched to fill the 2560x1080.
If yours is 2560x1400, don't bother... waste of money.

I want to make the jump as well, but waiting budget to fill up for a serious gaming rig and then 34" 3440x1440, which by next year should be a lot cheaper? Then there's GSync/FreeSync, which is nice for your eye.

lulz i still dont fancy whatever sync monitor yet but if what you said does come true,,,then maybe i will change my mind 34 inch with 180hz 3 times 60hz hahahaha

This post has been edited by skylinelover: Apr 1 2016, 06:28 AM

I think you'll feel claustrophobic with the short height even tho your 27" is running on FHD only. Anyway this is the measurement of the monitor.
Outer dimensions are ~27.5"w x ~12.5"h. The display sits ~4" off the desk. Footprint of the stand is approximately 8"d x 9"w.

You can do a simple comparison with your 27" now. I would say it's quite a bit of difference... but if you are in the mood for some ultrawide goodness (in a budget) then I can definitely say this 29um57 is really bang for the buck!

GSync does not mean the GPU work as fast as monitor's refresh rate, it's basically the monitor works to sync with the game's fps (frame/second) so there is no tearing on screen and thus it is nicer to your eye, means less strain when looking at smoother screen especially when playing high pace games.
VSync is however the opposite, which is why it's not as good as GSync or FreeSync which VSync will introduce more GPU usage due to the GPU needs to adjust its frame rate according to monitor's refresh rate.

I think my explanation is some-what correct, I am not sure if FreeSync is using the same concept however so take it as grain of salt...

This post has been edited by wildwestgoh: Apr 1 2016, 03:43 PM

Haha that should do

Thanks 4 the brief explanation

Toying with the idea of going down this path with a 34" ultrawide. I am currently running a GTX970 so, G-sync requirement is going to add to the cost and yes, I do game on my rig, mainly FPS type games. May start The Division soon. Any recommendations?

Start with acer predator series

Start with acer predator series