If you’ve been dreaming about upgrading to a 1440p ultrawide monitor but haven’t yet because you like money in your wallet, ...

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.

The Alienware AW3225QF is a PCWorld Editors’ Choice pick, thanks to its fantastic curved panel, speedy 240Hz refresh rate ...

Monitors come in a range of resolutions, from 1920 x 1080 Full HD to 3840 x 2160 4K. The 1440p falls in the middle, with a standing resolution of 2560 x 1440. Sometimes called a QHD or 2K monitor ...

Get 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 ...

Although the Dell S3422DWG is a few years old, it remains a solid gaming monitor. It features a 34-inch curved ultrawide display with 1440p resolution and a fast 144Hz refresh rate on a VA panel.

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 ...

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 ...

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.

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.

MSI Summit MS321UP 32-inch 4K UHD Flat Business & Productivity Monitor — $699.99 $799.99 (save $100) Samsung Samsung 34-inch ViewFinity S65UA Ultra-WQHD Curved Monitor — $449.99 $599.99 (save ...

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.