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35" Monoprice Zero-G 3440x1440 UWQHD VA Curved FreeSync Gaming Monitor $329.99 + Free Shipping
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Monoprice [monoprice.com] has this monitor for $329.99 with free shipping. The lowest is $299.99, last November.
35" Ultrawide
3440x1440
100Hz Refresh (120Hz OC)
1800R Curved
VA Panel
AMD FreeSync
Target [target.com] has it for the same price, and you can return for free and get 5% with Target RedCard.
Here [tomshardware.com] is a review from Tom's Hardware.
35" Ultrawide
3440x1440
100Hz Refresh (120Hz OC)
1800R Curved
VA Panel
AMD FreeSync
Target [target.com] has it for the same price, and you can return for free and get 5% with Target RedCard.
Here [tomshardware.com] is a review from Tom's Hardware.
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Monoprice [monoprice.com] has this monitor for $329.99 with free shipping. The lowest is $299.99, last November.
35" Ultrawide
3440x1440
100Hz Refresh (120Hz OC)
1800R Curved
VA Panel
AMD FreeSync
Target [target.com] has it for the same price, and you can return for free and get 5% with Target RedCard.
Here [tomshardware.com] is a review from Tom's Hardware.
35" Ultrawide
3440x1440
100Hz Refresh (120Hz OC)
1800R Curved
VA Panel
AMD FreeSync
Target [target.com] has it for the same price, and you can return for free and get 5% with Target RedCard.
Here [tomshardware.com] is a review from Tom's Hardware.
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Not a avid gamer and it's used more for Productivity. It's very immersive and fun for gaming.
Was debating doing a dual 35" setup, but ended up with a 27" curved monitor as my top monitor. It's a great setup.
Also, if you prefer amazon, then search for GNV34DBE by vio-tek (usually this name is blocked by SD) - same Sammy panel.
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There is "On,", "Off," and "Flicker" (for some reason) in the settings.
And FYI, as far as on-screen controls go - they kind of suck. 5 hidden buttons on the bottom. One is power, the other 4 control the menu (Home/Select, Up, Down, Back) it seems. I don't think I've used them since I initially set it up (and just now, learning that you can disable the LEDs.)
I've got those plexiglass blue light reduction panels on my regular monitors
Also, how is this compared to the Dell 34" and 38" ultrawides? needed for work at home...software dev.
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