I'm a happy owner of the 29UM68 for about 2+ months.

The awesomeness and issues of Ultrawide aside.

I love this monitor to death tbh.

Just some general opinions, nothing in-depth.

-IPS is awesome, viewing angles are fine.
-Freesync @ 40-75hz is a huge plus for an ultrawide at this price.
-Color reproduction wise, I'm no professional but it's fine by me. I did tune the white balance to own liking though. I bet you can find info on this elsewhere.
-Built-in speaker....?  IMO, it's not too bad but still it's a freaking monitor built-in speaker.
-Stand is kinda wobbly (but not the worst I've seen) and no height adjustment, nothing compares to the Dell Ultrasharp stands, those are the best I've used. I replaced it with another monitor arm anyway.
-OCD control is one of the best.
-Anti-glare coating is not too aggressive, just nice.
-The bezel is a bit thick (I was accustomed to the U2414H bezels, so yeah), the bezels in the picture are misleading. Don't trust it.

Glad it helps you pull the damn trigger sir. 

Picture quality wise, TN is kinda a no go for me since I'm on IPS.

Enjoy!

I buy monitor online and so far no problem Just need 2 do more homework 2 make sure not get cheated so easily hahahaha

have you tried to update the software? It's probably a hit and miss but I hope a driver can fix these frame drops.

Hey bro,

I got mine to work without Frame Drops. I turned off FreeSync and restarted my monitor. I then created custom refresh rates via CRU and changed the settings using windows display. I purposely bypassed Nvidia controls just to not mess up things although they're of the same haha! I tried to restart and performed the stress tests. I barely feel the stutter and the motion so far is seamless running at 75hz. I think I can even crank it to 80 but I don't want to stress the monitor that much. Maybe I'll try just to see how it's different from 75hz. Btw, i'm using a Palit 1070.

I downloaded the driver from the LG site. Using a DP just to make sure I can squeeze enough juice to hit 75 hz. Better make sure you disable Freesync on the monitor before overclocking. I have the latest CRU which is version 1.3 if i'm not mistaken. Once you have successfully created custom refresh rate, click ok then restart your PC. I started OC at 70hz then slowly increased the until I reached 75hz. I haven't really exceeded more than 75hz just to not stress the monitor too much. Try it out bro it's more of trial and error. What card are you using btw?