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expiredTattyBear | Staff posted Jul 5, 2023 3:19 PM
49" Monoprice Dark Matter DQHD VA 120Hz Curved Gaming Monitor w/ Adaptive Sync
$690
$1,000
31% off
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Monoprice has 49" Monoprice Dark Matter DQHD VA 120Hz Curved Gaming Monitor w/ Adaptive Sync on sale for $699.99 - $10 when you apply promo code SUMMER10 at checkout = $689.99. Shipping is free.
Specs/Key Features
- New Customers: New Monoprice Customers may pay $684.99 using the New Customer coupon code MPNW2X23A.
Specs/Key Features
- Resolution: 5120x1440 (DQHD)
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Contrast Ratio: 3000:1
- Panel: VA w/ Quantum LCD Technology (CSOT)
- Curvature: 1800R
- Color Gamut: sRGB 99%/NTSC 98%/DCI-P3 95%/Adobe RGB 93%
- Viewing Angles: 178/178 Degrees
- VESA Mount: 75x75mm
- Inputs
- 2x HDMI 2.0
- 2x DisplayPort 1.4
- Inputs
- Includes a 1-year PixelPerfect warranty w/ purchase
Editor's Notes
Written by StrawMan86 | Staff- This product is currently the best/lowest price available; we've seen this unit upwards of $770+ in price
- This is a good option for those looking for a gaming/multimedia, productivity powerhouse curved gaming monitor w/ a expansive Dual Quad HD resolution and super ultrawide 32:9 aspect ratio cinematic field of view
- Adaptive Sync technology for blazing fast, tear-free gaming and entertainment
- Product will ship in a hassle free packaging w/ 30-day money back guarantee w/ purchase
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Monoprice has 49" Monoprice Dark Matter DQHD VA 120Hz Curved Gaming Monitor w/ Adaptive Sync on sale for $699.99 - $10 when you apply promo code SUMMER10 at checkout = $689.99. Shipping is free.
Specs/Key Features
- New Customers: New Monoprice Customers may pay $684.99 using the New Customer coupon code MPNW2X23A.
Specs/Key Features
- Resolution: 5120x1440 (DQHD)
- Refresh Rate: 120Hz
- Contrast Ratio: 3000:1
- Panel: VA w/ Quantum LCD Technology (CSOT)
- Curvature: 1800R
- Color Gamut: sRGB 99%/NTSC 98%/DCI-P3 95%/Adobe RGB 93%
- Viewing Angles: 178/178 Degrees
- VESA Mount: 75x75mm
- Inputs
- 2x HDMI 2.0
- 2x DisplayPort 1.4
- Inputs
- Includes a 1-year PixelPerfect warranty w/ purchase
Editor's Notes
Written by StrawMan86 | Staff- This product is currently the best/lowest price available; we've seen this unit upwards of $770+ in price
- This is a good option for those looking for a gaming/multimedia, productivity powerhouse curved gaming monitor w/ a expansive Dual Quad HD resolution and super ultrawide 32:9 aspect ratio cinematic field of view
- Adaptive Sync technology for blazing fast, tear-free gaming and entertainment
- Product will ship in a hassle free packaging w/ 30-day money back guarantee w/ purchase
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Model: 49 CURVED GAMING MONITOR WITH 5120X1440 RESOLUTION; 120HZ REFRESH RATE; 32:9 ASP
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I have a normal length ultrawide from monoprice, an older one with a VA samsung panel. It works great, and has nice colors, and has been utterly reliable with 165hz refresh rate and 1440p. Ultimately I went back to having two 16:9 27 inch monitors with one centered and one off to the side, as it just made better sense to me ergonomically. I can't imagine using one of these ultra ultrawides. My brother uses that monoprice ultrawide and likes it alot.
Another downside to ultrawides is that alot of older titles will not play nice with them. Even a huge title that isn't ancient like Bioshock Infinite required third party patches to make it work in ultrawide.
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Couple things, I use this for work and home, two different desktops. The old work laptop I had couldn't handle the resolution, so I ran it as a PIP side by side monitor (Home Desktop Display port, and Work laptop, HDMI. That was fine. I had both setups running side by side (music etc). I could also run "Dual display" meaning two HDMI ports from my laptop at 1440P and that worked but only at a lousy 24-30hz due to laptop graphic card limitations. Eventually they got me a desktop with a 3070 GPU and it has no issue.
Over time I've purchased a DP Port Switch, so I can push a single button and toggle between home desktop and work desktop. Just a quality of life change, both rigs can push 120hz. But the monitor interface is less than stellar to switch things often.
Only game I've played that manages to struggle on it is Darktide Warhammer 40k, the RTX wizardry sucks. Warzone, Diablo 4, most other games I can still max out or get really crisp visuals at around 120fps. Warzone 2.0 isnt a very good optimized game either and is CPU intensive.
I got this monitor via Target, through 3rd party merchant service, that maybe an angle. What that enabled was an easy local return if I wasnt 100% happy. I paid about $700 for this monitor more than a year ago (And it was a steal).
You can run up to 4 different inputs, I got creative at one point (Fire Stick, PS4, Work PC, Personal PC) but it looks wonky at like 1080p in a narrow display.
I will say this does create stress on your neck because its not as curved as some Samsung monitors $300-400 more. Funny factor you never consider.
Last Gripe, I record video using nvidia shadow play. It cant record native video at 5440p. So when I play warzone I actually play at 3440px1440p (Center justified). So I can record videos easily and edit within the nvidia app. (So I adjust windows resolution to 3440p, load the game).
I've also had no issue using the nvidia control panel to do a custom display at 5120x1440p, or 3440px1440p at 135hz. But I cant tell the difference so I didn't bother long term.
I really enjoy games ultra wide if they support it. Deep rock, Warzone, various other titles support it or have mods from the community to support it.
100% would buy it at this price until the RTX 5xxx series come out and 4k at a high frame rate is reliable/justified. 3-5 years from now. I've been eyeballing a 4090 but just cant justify it given I have a great experience still with a RTX3090.
HDR is trash on this monitor, I haven't found a game that I've really appreciated the hassle to flip on that setting and appreciate. (maybe diablo? But Windows looks weird with it enabled)
Fun fact, after my wife saw me using the monitor for a few months and decided to buy a similar model off amazon on sale(AOG?) (~120hz). She uses it for work only but appreciate the ultra wide, and it NOT being very tall (4k tall). She has migraines and it worked well for her. My work setup was two 4k 32" monitors, but I prefer this 49" over that. I always share "App" not share my display though for privacy purposes.
How much real estate would I lose on this vs those 2 combined
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Couple things, I use this for work and home, two different desktops. The old work laptop I had couldn't handle the resolution, so I ran it as a PIP side by side monitor (Home Desktop Display port, and Work laptop, HDMI. That was fine. I had both setups running side by side (music etc). I could also run "Dual display" meaning two HDMI ports from my laptop at 1440P and that worked but only at a lousy 24-30hz due to laptop graphic card limitations. Eventually they got me a desktop with a 3070 GPU and it has no issue.
Over time I've purchased a DP Port Switch, so I can push a single button and toggle between home desktop and work desktop. Just a quality of life change, both rigs can push 120hz. But the monitor interface is less than stellar to switch things often.
Only game I've played that manages to struggle on it is Darktide Warhammer 40k, the RTX wizardry sucks. Warzone, Diablo 4, most other games I can still max out or get really crisp visuals at around 120fps. Warzone 2.0 isnt a very good optimized game either and is CPU intensive.
I got this monitor via Target, through 3rd party merchant service, that maybe an angle. What that enabled was an easy local return if I wasnt 100% happy. I paid about $700 for this monitor more than a year ago (And it was a steal).
You can run up to 4 different inputs, I got creative at one point (Fire Stick, PS4, Work PC, Personal PC) but it looks wonky at like 1080p in a narrow display.
I will say this does create stress on your neck because its not as curved as some Samsung monitors $300-400 more. Funny factor you never consider.
Last Gripe, I record video using nvidia shadow play. It cant record native video at 5440p. So when I play warzone I actually play at 3440px1440p (Center justified). So I can record videos easily and edit within the nvidia app. (So I adjust windows resolution to 3440p, load the game).
I've also had no issue using the nvidia control panel to do a custom display at 5120x1440p, or 3440px1440p at 135hz. But I cant tell the difference so I didn't bother long term.
I really enjoy games ultra wide if they support it. Deep rock, Warzone, various other titles support it or have mods from the community to support it.
100% would buy it at this price until the RTX 5xxx series come out and 4k at a high frame rate is reliable/justified. 3-5 years from now. I've been eyeballing a 4090 but just cant justify it given I have a great experience still with a RTX3090.
HDR is trash on this monitor, I haven't found a game that I've really appreciated the hassle to flip on that setting and appreciate. (maybe diablo? But Windows looks weird with it enabled)
Fun fact, after my wife saw me using the monitor for a few months and decided to buy a similar model off amazon on sale(AOG?) (~120hz). She uses it for work only but appreciate the ultra wide, and it NOT being very tall (4k tall). She has migraines and it worked well for her. My work setup was two 4k 32" monitors, but I prefer this 49" over that. I always share "App" not share my display though for privacy purposes.
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How much real estate would I lose on this vs those 2 combined
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