Gaming and general purpose monitors

I would say 27" is the ideal pixel density for 1440p and 32" is the ideal pixel density for 4k, for normal desktop monitor usage. Staring at 2+ 32" 4k monitors is going to get exhausting for most people, so if you want a multimonitor setup, 2 or 3 27" monitors is still the best arrangement.

Monitors larger than 27" are not good for any competitive games really.

34" is the equivalent PPI for 3440x1440. 45" is ridiculous, and at the distance that monitor would need to be from your face in order to not see pixels, that curve is too much.

I think either of the Alienware QD-OLED monitors are just better than this one will be.

Brahma said:

Why you think this? This looks pretty much perfect.

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800R is wicked fucking dumb looking unless all you play is in-cockpit flight and racing games and do nothing else with your computer.

Brahma said:

Nope. Works great for all games I play on a 1000R.

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You realize 800R is a much tighter curve than 1000R right?

Corsair has really good customer service. The only company even as close to as good as EVGA.

I wish they would start making GPUs.

The price was fucking retarded for a TV with effectively 1 input. The picture-by-picture modes don't support multiple inputs, making it kinda useless.