Yes it's ultrawide 1440p (3440x1440). You can get it for $1020 on Amazon now or cheaper if you have a microcenter around you. Combined with an IPS panel, Gsync, 100hz and ultrawide it's a damn good experience.
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Yes it's ultrawide 1440p (3440x1440). You can get it for $1020 on Amazon now or cheaper if you have a microcenter around you. Combined with an IPS panel, Gsync, 100hz and ultrawide it's a damn good experience.Is that a 1440p monitor? I was looking at the 4k version which is $1200 or something like that. Almost got one but then I figured it costs more than my Sony 4k TV.
So you don't have a 4K Gsync monitor then?Yes it's ultrawide 1440p (3440x1440). You can get it for $1020 on Amazon now or cheaper if you have a microcenter around you. Combined with an IPS panel, Gsync, 100hz and ultrawide it's a damn good experience.
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It sounds tempting seeing how I have a microcenter 15 min from me. Do you know how long the sale is?Yes it's ultrawide 1440p (3440x1440). You can get it for $1020 on Amazon now or cheaper if you have a microcenter around you. Combined with an IPS panel, Gsync, 100hz and ultrawide it's a damn good experience.
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It says it's gsync but there are a few other predator models. I think the one for $1299 is the latest one.So you don't have a 4K Gsync monitor then?
No. It's just a regular 4k/60 IPS monitor. Great for video viewing and coding, not so great in games due to screen tearing.So you don't have a 4K Gsync monitor then?
The one you linked is the one I got. Not sure how long it lasts but I got mine for 950 before taxes in store.It says it's gsync but there are a few other predator models. I think the one for $1299 is the latest one.
Acer Predator 34-inch Curved UltraWide QHD (3440 x 1440) NVIDIA G-Sync Widescreen Display (X34 bmiphz) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B016GNX4SE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_tpHbzb4MZA4X9
Yea I didn't see it at my microcenter they only have the $1299 model. The only 4k 144hz model is the new x27 which I don't know if it's out yet.The one you linked is the one I got. Not sure how long it lasts but I got mine for 950 before taxes in store.
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It looks great but I only want one monitor so it wouldn't look like it would block them out so much. I hid all the cables inside my desk so I wouldn't want to do a dual setup due to wiring issues.Mine has blocked my speakers as well. I may need to get one of those swivel arm mounts so that I can better position it.
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Yeah I wouldn't pick that 4k/60 one even though it has gsync. I think Acer has discontinued it as well due to the upcoming 144hz model. I highly recommend the x34 ultrawide even at Amazon's listed price. Once you go ultrawide, standard monitors feel inadequate
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Source: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/news_archive/37.htm#acer_predator_x27Acer Predator X27 with Ultra HD, 144Hz, G-sync and HDR
April 30th 2017
Following on from the eagerly anticipated Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ, Acer have now released details of their equivalent screen - the Predator X27. The Predator X27 is an NVIDIA G-SYNC HDR monitor and features 'Acer HDR Ultra technology' according to the press release. There is also integrated Tobii eye-tracking technology help gamers aim, shoot, and explore more intuitively. Pairing eye tracking with mouse and keyboard or gamepad controls offers a richer, more immersive gaming experience as gamers are able to mimic actions that occur in real life, such as ducking for cover or aiming at a target. To date, there are 100 games that support eye tracking. The continuously updated library can be viewed at www.tobii.com/apps
Getting in to the detail now, the X27 uses an AU Optronics IPS-type panel, offering a 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD resolution, along with a 144Hz native refresh rate and 4ms G2G response time spec. It is paired with NVIDIA G-sync to offer variable refresh rate support, and also allows for the use of the integrated Ultra Low Motion Blur (ULMB) feature as well. The screen uses Quantum Dot technology to offer a wide colour gamut supporting 99% Adobe RGB and its top-endHDR support is achieved with the help of a 384-zone local dimming zone backlight system for optimal performance. With a 1000 cd/m2 peak brightness it can offer a luminance range several times greater than that of traditional dynamic range monitors. By dimming the backlight behind parts of the screen displaying black, blacks appear deeper and darker on those parts of the panel, a significant bonus for people who play games with darker scenes.
The chiselled diamond cut, all-metal stand is very robust to provide stability and ergonomic with adjustable tilt, swivel and height. The new displays provide wide viewing angles up to 178-degrees horizontally and vertically. Furthering comfort, Acer VisionCare with Flickerless, BluelightShield, ComfyView and low dimming technologies which may help reduce eye fatigue during long gaming periods. Predator GameView lets gamers make precise color adjustments, set up aim points for hip-fire accuracy and adjust dark boost levels for more clearly spotting enemies. Custom settings can be saved in three different profiles including action, racing and sports, for switching between scenarios at any time during gameplay.
You will need a high end graphics card to power this screen, with an NVIDIA 10 series with DisplayPort 1.4 connectivity required. That alone still isn't enough bandwidth for 144Hz Ultra HD and HDR, though, with the X27 using 4:2:2 chroma sub-sampling to compress the image down when using the full 144Hz refresh rate. The X27 also features a HDMI 2.0 port, but that's limited to 60Hz. It looks from the press pics that the screen will also come with a removable hood perhaps.
No word on price or release date yet, but we know that the AUO panel goes in to production in July, so expect it sometime in Q3.
Yea that's the one I would get. Not sure if they had an older 144hz model. This is the first one I've seen that can do 4k at 144hz.UH, 4k 144hz isn't discontinued? There is an article it:
Source: http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/news_archive/37.htm#acer_predator_x27
So.....
If you're talking 4k/60 in wildlands you can do it but I had to turn down a fair bit of settings including no AA. At 1440p ultrawide I can max every single setting including AA and get around ~55fps in that benchmark. Wildlands is a really demanding gameFunny, gaming on an ultrawide is impressive in the beginning, But after a minutes (like 30) you don't even notice the extra real estate you're given... But at a glance or from away, it looks impressive as hell!
My dual NEC 20 16:10 monitors, for some reason, looked better than my LG curved ultra wide... Just really wanting ghost recon wildlands to hit the magical 60 fps! But even with the EVGA 1080ti SC, it probably won't happen...
ACER Predator X34 owner chiming in. Solid buy, Ultrawide is my new standard for monitors. I wouldn't go back to 16:9 unless I was forced to.
Apparently 42% scale gives you the native monitor resolution.
Me too but after searching around, it's actually 50% that is correct for UI scaling and for resolution scaling it's 100%.I thought that was only beta issue