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31.5" Acer Nitro Curved Gaming Monitor $139
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31.5" Acer Nitro Curved Gaming Monitor for $139 at Walmart (Regulary $229)
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Acer-N...1429913906
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31.5" Acer Nitro Curved Gaming Monitor for $139 at Walmart (Regulary $229)
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The trade-off being made is primarily (but not exclusively) color space vs. refresh rate. As such, unless you have a need for speed you might do well passing on this one (especially if you're sensitive to color accuracy).
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The 1440P will require a higher grade graphics card than a 1080P monitor.
With a 32" monitor, he's going to spend more time looking around in the corners than he would a 24" where more is in front of you.
But this size screen is an impressive size and a good refresh rate. I think my son would be happy to get it. Though Ideally I'd probably shoot for a 27", 1440P monitor than a 32" 1080 one.
The 1440P will require a higher grade graphics card than a 1080P monitor.
With a 32" monitor, he's going to spend more time looking around in the corners than he would a 24" where more is in front of you.
But this size screen is an impressive size and a good refresh rate. I think my son would be happy to get it. Though Ideally I'd probably shoot for a 27", 1440P monitor than a 32" 1080 one.
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The ED320QR S3biipx appears to be rated for 300 nits per Acer [acer.com].
There do not appear to be any other notable distinctions.
Good luck!
Jon
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