expiredAndyL8263 posted Aug 25, 2020 03:13 AM
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expiredAndyL8263 posted Aug 25, 2020 03:13 AM
Costco Members: 34" Samsung LS34J552WQNXZA 3440x1440 75Hz UltraWide VA Monitor
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<Windows Key>+ <right arrow> will make an application take the right side of the screen. +<left arrow> left side. <up arrow> top half, taking the full width.
I usually run application side-by-side using left and right arrow shortcuts, thus have two nice sized windows on the screen at once.
VA panels also have image degradation at large angles. Curved VA panels negate this.
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VA panels also have image degradation at large angles. Curved VA panels negate this.
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This effect is taken a step further in case you're considering running two ultra wides like this side by side. With curved screens you can have a nice rounded/flowing affect from one screen to the next and they wrap around you. With flat screens, they either have to meet in the middle at a sharp angle, or else the far edges of each screen are going to be a lot dimmer looking than the middle.
The 2nd HDMI with PIP is convenient if I want to watch some TV while working.
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3440 x 1440 Resolution
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Or, can you The maximum width an app would take up since it is all one monitor?
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Or, can you The maximum width an app would take up since it is all one monitor?
I have a 34" LG ultra wide. If you are working with Windows, there are built in shortcuts that help.
<Windows Key>+ <right arrow> will make an application take the right side of the screen. +<left arrow> left side. <up arrow> top half, taking the full width.
I usually run application side-by-side using left and right arrow shortcuts, thus have two nice sized windows on the screen at once.
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Or, can you The maximum width an app would take up since it is all one monitor?
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