Acer Predator X34 S: A 34-Inch 200Hz Nano-IPS Curved Monitor with 0.5ms Response Time

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  • Gillerer
    The resolution is misquoted; As stated in the included image, it's 3440x1440 (21.5:9 aspect ratio exact).

    (3840x1440 would be 24:9. 3840-width ultrawide displays of this AR class use 1600 pixel height instead, for 21.6:9.)
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  • veldrane2
    meh

    yet another 2k display with somewhat good, except response time, features and specs in the era of 4k hardware ....

    GG acer monitor team ....

    /s
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  • Shadowclash10
    Gillerer said:
    The resolution is misquoted; As stated in the included image, it's 3440x1440 (21.5:9 aspect ratio exact).

    (3840x1440 would be 24:9. 3840-width ultrawide displays of this AR class use 1600 pixel height instead, for 21.6:9.)
    Yep. And besides, who ever heard of 3840x1440?
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  • Shadowclash10
    veldrane2 said:
    meh

    yet another 2k display with somewhat good, except response time, features and specs in the era of 4k hardware ....

    GG acer monitor team ....

    /s
    Haha. Actually though, this is 3440x1440p, so a true ultrawide. Or UWQHD. Over a million pixels more than 2K/QHD/1440p. I do feel like the GPUs in the $350-400 range should easily be able to drive ultrawides this generation, which is nice.
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  • Blacksad999
    That ticks pretty much all the boxes I've been looking for in an Ultrawide. Aside from the price. lol Probably will be about $1500 USD it looks like.
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  • drivinfast247
    Shadowclash10 said:
    Haha. Actually though, this is 3440x1440p, so a true ultrawide. Or UWQHD. Over a million pixels more than 2K/QHD/1440p. I do feel like the GPUs in the $350-400 range should easily be able to drive ultrawides this generation, which is nice.
    It'll run them right. Just nowhere near their max refresh rate.
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  • Shadowclash10
    drivinfast247 said:
    It'll run them right. Just nowhere near their max refresh rate.
    Oh no. You'd need a 3070 to get close, and likely a 3080 to hit that in most games I suppose. But, it would almost certainly be >60fps at High in almost every game, I think (IE a GPU from $350-400).
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  • drivinfast247
    Shadowclash10 said:
    Oh no. You'd need a 3070 to get close, and likely a 3080 to hit that in most games I suppose. But, it would almost certainly be >60fps at High in almost every game, I think (IE a GPU from $350-400).
    That's a bit away from this monitors max 200fps capabilities. You'd be better off spending over a $1000 less and get a different monitor if you're looking at ~60fps. There's a few ~120hz 3440x1400p monitors available for far less money, albeit lower specs.
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  • Shadowclash10
    drivinfast247 said:
    That's a bit away from this monitors max 200fps capabilities. You'd be better off spending over a $1000 less and get a different monitor if you're looking at ~60fps. There's a few ~120hz 3440x1400p monitors available for far less money, albeit lower specs.
    Oh, wait. I didn't realize this was 200hz - I thought this was 120-144hz. As you said, if someone is planning on getting one of those cards, they would be better off with a 120hz ultrawide rather than 60hz (if that's within their budget), especially because a more premium monitor would have better overall image quality, FALD, etc.
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  • T3kl0rD
    veldrane2 said:
    meh

    yet another 2k display with somewhat good, except response time, features and specs in the era of 4k hardware ....

    GG acer monitor team ....

    /s
    Framerate is still low in 4K and not competitive in online gaming, especially FPS games. With a powerful enough graphics card, you can hit constant 200Hz or close to it in current games. You can't do that in 4K.
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