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For those unsure, this is essentially a pair of 27" WQHD (1440p, 16:9) monitors stuck together. If your priority is something like pixels/$ and basic productivity, then this is a bad value. But if your priority is gaming or other media consumption, then this might be a good purchase.
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For those unsure, this is essentially a pair of 27" WQHD (1440p, 16:9) monitors stuck together. If your priority is something like pixels/$ and basic productivity, then this is a bad value. But if your priority is gaming or other media consumption, then this might be a good purchase.
For those unsure, this is essentially a pair of 27" WQHD (1440p, 16:9) monitors stuck together. If your priority is something like pixels/$ and basic productivity, then this is a bad value. But if your priority is gaming or other media consumption, then this might be a good purchase.
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I got the MSI OLED at Sam's Club which notably has a lower refresh rate (bad) but also a lower pixel response time (good), but generally I love the 49" UW, I can have 3 windows/apps side by side by side and all of them are very useable
Edit: I should also mention on sale it is the same price as this
Another edit: When I see tear free gaming, I think tear as in crying instead of tear as in ripping
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Is it possible to get an OLED for near this price?
Historically, yes. About 7 mo ago, Costco had a Samsung 49" 5120x1440 OLED 144Hz for $600.
In Dec 2024, there was a deal on the same monitor for just under $500. It was via the Samsung website, pretty time limited, and required a few hoops to jump through (ID.me discount, Capital One discount, chatting with a rep for extra discount).
I avoid VA monitors like the plague due to ghosting, though maybe it isn't as much of an issue if the monitor is 240 Hz?
Do these ultra wide monitors support split screens?
Like divvying up the space for 3 input sources at the same time? 1/3 Roku input, 1/3 pc desktop, 1/3 laptop input ?
I use a Samsung 49" at home that will allow two inputs, both from the same device or different ones. My 45" LG Ultragear I use at the office does the same.
While I don't always run the two-input mode from the same computer, if you present a lot in PowerPoint and want presenter mode to work properly, you need to run two video outputs from the same PC to the single monitor and set it to multi-input mode. Not sure why MS still has such a shitty PowerPoint implementation on Ultrawide Monitors, but they do.
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Edit: I should also mention on sale it is the same price as this
Another edit: When I see tear free gaming, I think tear as in crying instead of tear as in ripping
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Like divvying up the space for 3 input sources at the same time? 1/3 Roku input, 1/3 pc desktop, 1/3 laptop input ?
Like divvying up the space for 3 input sources at the same time? 1/3 Roku input, 1/3 pc desktop, 1/3 laptop input ?
Like divvying up the space for 3 input sources at the same time? 1/3 Roku input, 1/3 pc desktop, 1/3 laptop input ?
In Dec 2024, there was a deal on the same monitor for just under $500. It was via the Samsung website, pretty time limited, and required a few hoops to jump through (ID.me discount, Capital One discount, chatting with a rep for extra discount).
I avoid VA monitors like the plague due to ghosting, though maybe it isn't as much of an issue if the monitor is 240 Hz?
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Like divvying up the space for 3 input sources at the same time? 1/3 Roku input, 1/3 pc desktop, 1/3 laptop input ?
While I don't always run the two-input mode from the same computer, if you present a lot in PowerPoint and want presenter mode to work properly, you need to run two video outputs from the same PC to the single monitor and set it to multi-input mode. Not sure why MS still has such a shitty PowerPoint implementation on Ultrawide Monitors, but they do.
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