expiredlunesta2 posted Feb 26, 2024 03:06 PM
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expiredlunesta2 posted Feb 26, 2024 03:06 PM
MSI MEG 342C QD OLED, 34" Curved Gaming Monitor, 3440 x 1440 (UWQHD), OLED, 0.1ms, 175Hz, FreeSync Premium, HDR 400, HDMI, DP Port, USB Type C $799
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Nothing wrong with getting the Samsung but it has micro HDMI and display ports. The Samsung also has some issues with consoles that the MSI does not. The MSI supports a 4k 120 input.
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/re...sb-s34bg85
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/re...2c-qd-oled
Personally I don't have this monitor but it is the lowest price it's been. I have a 27in OLED and it was expensive as well.
Plenty of better monitors for gaming at a lower price. If you are a casual gamer, get a monoprice 35" UW for 300. If you are a pro video/photo person, go mini-led or OLED. If you have a 800 dollar budget and want a big gaming monitor, get the Odyssey on sale at 600 via BB. This monitor seems to cater to a niche I don't quite understand.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sams...Id=65292
Plenty of better monitors for gaming at a lower price. If you are a casual gamer, get a monoprice 35" UW for 300. If you are a pro video/photo person, go mini-led or OLED. If you have a 800 dollar budget and want a big gaming monitor, get the Odyssey on sale at 600 via BB. This monitor seems to cater to a niche I don't quite understand.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sams...Id=65292
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Plenty of better monitors for gaming at a lower price. If you are a casual gamer, get a monoprice 35" UW for 300. If you are a pro video/photo person, go mini-led or OLED. If you have a 800 dollar budget and want a big gaming monitor, get the Odyssey on sale at 600 via BB. This monitor seems to cater to a niche I don't quite understand.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sams...Id=6529218 [bestbuy.com]
It's very "niche" to care about color accuracy
Plenty of better monitors for gaming at a lower price. If you are a casual gamer, get a monoprice 35" UW for 300. If you are a pro video/photo person, go mini-led or OLED. If you have a 800 dollar budget and want a big gaming monitor, get the Odyssey on sale at 600 via BB. This monitor seems to cater to a niche I don't quite understand.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sams...Id=6529218 [bestbuy.com]
Nothing wrong with getting the Samsung but it has micro HDMI and display ports. The Samsung also has some issues with consoles that the MSI does not. The MSI supports a 4k 120 input.
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/re...sb-s34bg85 [rtings.com]
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/re...2c-qd-oled [rtings.com]
The display is amazing, it genuinely changed how I game, enjoying turning off all of the lights putting on all headphones and getting fully immersed. It is by far the best quality panel I have ever owned.
Also when in the rgb accurate mode it has really worked well for doing photo work.
Downsides:
Currently it is sitting at a mandated oled cleaning phase that I was not able to cancel so it is totally off for 3-4 minutes while it does that. I understand they are putting out a firmware update to fix this but right now it is *very* annoying, you can only pause it a couple of times before it forces the refresh.
The pre-defined color profiles for it are a bit finicky it and has taken a bit to find ones that work well for what I do.
The default text in windows was a little fuzzy. (This is a larger issues with oled monitors). I had to get an alternative to cleartype app to get them back to sharp.
With any very-widescreen monitor it takes some getting used to. You can split it a bit to have side by side apps but if you need to have side by side monitors just get two normally sized ones it will play nicer.
I am happy I got it, but if you are primarly focused on productivity I would go for a good mini ips monitor in a standard form factor. But for gaming and movies it is fantastic.
Then streaming devices like Rokus and gaming consoles won't output a 21:9 image.
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