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32" Dell S3220DGF 2560x1440 HDR 165Hz FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor Expired
$350
$449.99
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Best Buy via Google Shopping has 32" Dell S3220DGF 2560x1440 HDR 165Hz FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor on sale for $349.99. Shipping is free.
Best Buy has 32" Dell S3220DGF 2560x1440 HDR 165Hz FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor on sale for $349.99. Shipping is free, alternatively, store pickup is free. Thanks JKTexas
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Best Buy has 32" Dell S3220DGF 2560x1440 HDR 165Hz FreeSync Curved Gaming Monitor on sale for $349.99. Shipping is free, alternatively, store pickup is free. Thanks JKTexas
Specs:
- Resolution: 2560x1440 w/ HDR
- Refresh Rate: 165Hz
- Response Time: 4ms
- Panel Type: VA
- Viewing Angle: 178°/178° (Vertical/Horizontal)
- Contrast Ratio: 3000:1
- Inputs:
- 2x HDMI
- 4x USB 3.0 Type A
- 1x DisplayPort 1.4
- 1x Headphone Jack
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New 2020 32" curved monitor from Dell - gets a really good review on RTINGS. BB has it for 100$ off which appears to be the lowest it has been so far. Seems like a good deal.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sear...&keys=ke
New 2020 32" curved monitor from Dell - gets a really good review on RTINGS. BB has it for 100$ off which appears to be the lowest it has been so far. Seems like a good deal.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sear...&keys=ke
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In regards to GSync compatibility, I did also experience some temporary black screens while playing games, and I found a solution on Reddit. Use the CRU tool (Customer Resolution Utility) to set the lower Freesync range from the default of 48-164Hz up to 50-164Hz. This solved my blackout issues, and the performance has been amazing.
Here's the reddit link with additional information: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors...?con
C32HG70 was by far the best one. However, I had some dead pixels in the middle, and am using the Acer atm(do not recommend), 400 nits, 165hz(oc), and gsync compatible. At this price I'd buy if you're in the market for a panel. I might actually buy this.
There is a concern though about it being gsync compatible(I have this problem on my Acer too), if at 165hz, it appears to be going to a black screen in some games, or losing signal entirely and recovering after a few seconds. My Acer suffered from this, but an nvidia driver update later down the road appeared to have fixed it(though the Acer panel is too slow for it to be viable with gsync on). So perhaps this will be fixed as well.
Once you enable gsync via the driver, the overdrive feature will DEFAULT to normal(and you can not change it), and if it's too slow the experience quickly becomes a blurry, ghosting mess.
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C32HG70 was by far the best one. However, I had some dead pixels in the middle, and am using the Acer atm(do not recommend), 400 nits, 165hz(oc), and gsync compatible. At this price I'd buy if you're in the market for a panel. I might actually buy this.
There is a concern though about it being gsync compatible(I have this problem on my Acer too), if at 165hz, it appears to be going to a black screen in some games, or losing signal entirely and recovering after a few seconds. My Acer suffered from this, but an nvidia driver update later down the road appeared to have fixed it(though the Acer panel is too slow for it to be viable with gsync on). So perhaps this will be fixed as well.
Once you enable gsync via the driver, the overdrive feature will DEFAULT to normal(and you can not change it), and if it's too slow the experience quickly becomes a blurry, ghosting mess.
In regards to GSync compatibility, I did also experience some temporary black screens while playing games, and I found a solution on Reddit. Use the CRU tool (Customer Resolution Utility) to set the lower Freesync range from the default of 48-164Hz up to 50-164Hz. This solved my blackout issues, and the performance has been amazing.
Here's the reddit link with additional information: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors...?con
HDMI v1.4 - This port is limited to about 74Hz @ 1440p
HDMI v2.0 - You'll be able to run 144Hz @ 1440p
DisplayPort v1.2 or higher (recommended) - You'll be able to run the full 165Hz @ 1440p
HDMI v1.4 - This port is limited to about 74Hz @ 1440p
HDMI v2.0 - You'll be able to run 144Hz @ 1440p
DisplayPort v1.2 or higher (recommended) - You'll be able to run the full 165Hz @ 1440p
I have some Dell credits and submitted a price match request with BB promotion. Lets see whether they will approve it.
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I have a 32 inch monitor and a medium sized desk and it fits nicely with my tower and two speakers on the desktop. Wall mounted TVs can't provide the high refresh rates we want, and monitors larger than 32 are very expensive. A bigger desk would be cheaper than either of those options.
I have some Dell credits and submitted a price match request with BB promotion. Lets see whether they will approve it.
I've always found 27" to be the sweet spot for 1440p. I don't know why monitor manufacturers are trying to make 32" the new standard...
eBay link (for bucks etc):
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Dell-32-...2807946932