is x34p still good in 2019?

technically its oc to 120hz hope later no defects like flickering
means the 2nd one, new stock arrive give discount

never user 21:9 before, that is why hesitance to go from 16:9 straight to 32:9. 32:9 too wide for me

Hi guys.. Im just curious... May i know why you all choose ultrawide over 4k?

Thank for your reply bro....
ic...it means, right now its plenty of content in 21:9 format isn't?

Those using 34", is the screen size big enough for you? Or would you prefer a 38" size?

I'm deciding between Acer's X34P and XR382CQK. The X34P seems more logical at RM2.9k for gsync 120hz compared to the 38" at RM3.8k freesync 75hz.

But would really love to have the extra screen real estate for movies.

My usage mainly is 80% work/browsing/media content and 20% gaming. Don't play any FPS/AAA title games just casual titles (don't starve, terraria, etc sort of games)

Any advise? Is 38" too big compared to 34"?

I looking for budget ultrawide and I come across LG 29 and 34 wk600/650 series 2560x1080..
Is this good buy??
Is 34” will kinda not sharp as ppi just around 80+ ..
Any recommendation ??

i check the pixel count on the 34 UW with 1080P, it is same with 27" FHD pixel count...
kinda noticeable the pixel image if sit too near..

my other option is consider Benq/Samsung 32" 4K display.

can 32" 4K multi screen better than 34UW?

LG 34GL750 [Coming soon ]
RM 2189

34" Curve IPS, HDR 10, sRGB 99%, 144Hz, G-Sync Compatible, 21:9 IPS LED ,300nit,1000:1 ,2560 x1080P, 144Hz ,1ms (MBR),,

hi all, i just received my XIAOMI 34"Ultra Wide Curved Gaming Monitor, any recommended site to download wallpaper?
also i tested with MHW game, higest setting, 3440x1440 and 21:9 display, but the fps 40-50 only with rtx 2070, i should go with custom display setting? any playing MHW with above display can share the setting?

thanks in advance

2) I sit slightly closer, and I my x34 is great for looking at the side without turning head. I have no experience with other curvature. I have another monitor set as vertical on the side, that will require me to turn my head to see it.

3) Response time: If you're not gaming competitively, I think most of the modern 1440p ultrawide has good enough response time (4ms GtG) as most of them are aimed at gamer.
Color accuracy: Most of the high refresh rate (100hz+) IPS ultrawide are OK, but not 100% Adobe RGB, only few like LG 34WK95C has 98% DCI-P3 color gamut.
Adaptive Sync: Just get one with at least FreeSync support, price has trickle down a lot not to miss this feature.

4) 3440X1440 is great for 34" for day to day use. If you're doing graphics, you might like sharper 4k screen for that "Retina-screen" effect. Another resolution I drool of is 38" 3840x1600 but they are very expensive and aren't fast enough for gaming.

For your usage, I find using 2x 27" 2560x1440 screen useful too, because of the way Windows 10 snaps windows. It's easier to full screen video on one screen, and split half on another than trying to split 3 windows on a single wide screen. I'm sure there's software which can do it. But hey, you still can hook up your old 23" somewhere as a secondary for that.

Not 8k hahhaha.
Such a good price!!!

thanks bro.

don't really understand on the color gamut thing. what is the different if the specification got three of these:

Adobe RGB Coverage
Typ 92%, Min 88%

Color Gamut (NTSC 1976)
Typ 88%, Min 84%

sRGB Coverage
Typ 125%, Min 120%

some of the monitor they put N/A on those three. what does that mean? lol

and regarding response time, what is the difference between MPRT vs GTG?

from your reply, mean 4ms GTG response time is good enough, don't need until 1ms.

currently looking at Samsung 49" monitor but those are VA panels. The Asus 38" is nice but currently not selling in Malaysia

Which is the best bro?

In my eye, the top right is the best, right?

Is it a waste to get ultrawide for productivity purpose? Maybe roblox as well..

I see most ultrawide is geared towards gaming spec which I don't think I use it.

Also can Intel integrated graphics can drive that big screen?

used the same hdmi cable which was supplied to test it on the laptop and able to run it at 3440 1440p (there's even a higher resolution option)

can't try the display port as my graphics card only have the mini display port

anyone here using monitor arm?
i recently upgrade to dell u3419w, and my old loctek which suppose able to support up to 9kg is not able to support max weight of 8.9kg..
i need a new arm... and recommendation for good and cheap monitor arm?

i using loctek VNDLB502.
where do you get it?
i feel my dell 34" UW is freaking heavy compare to my 30" ultra wide..
i feel like more than 10kg even dell website said around 8kg+

i check webside loctek D5 only support up to 11lbs only...
your x34 so light???

your loctek D5UH? if D5UH then it can support 22lbs

manage to find Loctek D7H, but cost a bomb to ship from China

that cheap wor..
sure ka...
haha 

oh that light...
Dell U3419W got build in KVM switch, speaker and multiple usb and usb c port.. might most likely make it heavier compare to other 34"
without stand 8.2kg as mention in website.. that excluding cable which will contribute some weight to it

Joining the UWMR