What's the best 34-38" 1080p ultrawide for under $700? Has to be 144hz as well, which...

[Ryan Miskin]

What's the best 34-38" 1080p ultrawide for under $700? Has to be 144hz as well, which should narrow it down quite a bit...the larger the better, saw a 34" at Costco today and it seemed small. I'm used to gaming on an older 42" Samsung 1080p 60hz flat panel.

 

[Jacob Louis Salazar]

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[Alan Brooks]

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[Nick Zimmerman]

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[Chris Winchester]

I dropped from a 40inch Samsung to a 27inch 144hz Asus and it was the best decision of my life. Don't let a smaller monitor kill it for you.. the extra frames and less lag is amazing

 

[Brent Milligan]

It depends how far away you are sitting. If you are at a desk with a chair, anything larger than 30 and stuff will be so far off the sides you can't see it all. If you are across the room yeah you might need larger. I myself game on a 27inch Acer Predator 1440p @144hz (the g sync one) I could have easily bought something bigger for the money that one costs lol.

 

[Dan Medved]

The one nick posted is about the best you'll get for that price range paired with those specs.

 

[Ben James]

^^ it's the only one in the price range I think. I have one and it's lovely.

The only other one I can think of that's worth getting is the Microboard M340clz which is 3440x1440 100hz but will do 2560x1080 144hz too.

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[Alvin Ong]

1080p 144hz? lol wut

 

[Ryan Miskin]

Willing to go up to $1000-1200 now, eyeballing the Acer 38" 1600p ultrawide with 60/75hz refresh rate. I literally only play Rocket League...frame rate is important there, but not as much as a FPS.

I never really think about my current 60hz tv as being bad, in terms of smoothness...I just want a more vibrant and sharper picture, and if I can get more frames in the process that's cool too. Part of me really wants to splurge on a 144hz monitor, but they just don't make them as large as I like, and I don't think I can jump down to a 27-29" monitor in order to get that.