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If you’ve been dreaming about upgrading to a 1440p ultrawide monitor but haven’t yet because you like money in your wallet, ...
My best PC gamer deals for today are all about discounted Samsung gaming monitors and graphics cards
Save big in Samsung’s gaming monitor sale with up to $900 off OLED, 4K, and ultrawide displays. I've even got discounted ...
Monoprice is selling its Zero-G 32-inch curved 1440p high refresh rate monitor for $250 Remove non-product link. That’s $50 off its usual price, and an all-around spectacular deal.
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Dell 34” Curved Gaming Monitor S3422DWG – 144Hz, 1440p, 1ms OverviewGet an in-depth look at the Dell 34” S3422DWG curved gaming monitor. With a 144Hz refresh rate, 1440p resolution, and 1ms response time, is this the best ultra-wide monitor for immersive gameplay? #de ...
Now, Gigabyte has just earned a potentially long-term spot in the Ultrawide section too. However, it's not just a solid spot for its cheap price; the WQHD 3440 x 1440 resolution is super solid, and ...
I'm not sure I agree with calling a curved panel "crazy immersive" (actually, I am sure I disagree), but I'll give AOC some marketing leeway on its 27-inch CQ27G1 gaming monitor.
With this curved monitor of 1000R, you can experience one of the most immersive experiences. Laden with a 49-inch panel and a native resolution of 5120 x 1440p, the monitor pushes the limit of ...
And today, Monoprice has an excellent deal for a new view into your PC. The online bargain retailer is selling its Zero-G 27-inch 1440p curved gaming monitor for $200 Remove non-product link.
With a big 32" curved screen, 165Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time, this is a great all-rounder 1440p monitor. A few short years ago, specs like these were impossible at this price point, and ...
The X27qc is the 1440p curved variant, bumping the cost just $10 over the non-curved option at $349.99. Finally, HP is releasing a 31.5-inch X32c with a bigger 1080p curved display that costs $309.99.
For desktop use, you can run at 150% and get the same effect as having using a 1440p monitor, only better. For gaming use, just use DLSS/FSR/XeSS at whatever mode to get the performance you want.
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