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Personally if it were me choosing between these 3 options, I'd go with the LG. I've had great personal experience with their displays, it has a higher refresh rate (although you realistically won't hit 240 in most games at 3440x1440), HDMI 2.1 and type c on top of the USB hub (although 15w of power delivery won't be very good for anything other than phones.) None of these options, or any others in this price range, are going to offer a great experience with HDR, so even though they're technically certified for it, don't expect much or make your purchasing decision based on it.
If your budget can stretch a little further, you may want to consider the LG UltraGear 34G630A-B. I've been using mine for a week (80% work and 20% gaming) and it's good for the price. The PbP mode has been impressive.
Tbh I've looked at both of these before. The LG 34g630a-b gives you that ultrawide experience which is great for immersive games, but the Lenovo Legion R45w-30 has a higher refresh rate at 240Hz if you play competitive shooters. For the price difference, i'd probably lean toward the Lenovo since the extra refresh rate matters more for gaming than the ultrawide format. Both are solid choices though - check if either has local dimming or better color accuracy if that matters to you.
# 34G630A is quite good, # 1. WQHD 240Hz with PXP/KVM function # 2. Good calibration, deltaE<2, actually <1 normally # 3. HDR400 and Freesync Premium Good for both office and gaming
Depending on ehay version of the G26 you have will eggevt preformance yhe hdmi Is capped at 75hz I think and that works best woth the 5070 variant. U need to use the thunderbolt cable to get around 90hz I think. The monitor takes alot of gpu power its 33% more than 4k so your better using a full desktop pc or just deal with the lower hz until you get a more powerful laptop in the future.
I'm gonna go test Warzone now and see. I can max out my UWQHD LG 240hz on ultra settings with my 5090. I'm guessing it could get close or over 200 with more average settings. Having said that, 165hz is more than fine.
I went with a 34 1440p over the 32 4k. I had this exact dilemma and got the 32 4k first 240hz. My graphic card was 4090 and it looked great but fps was under 100 all the time. Switched to the 1440p 34 240hz and absolute love the switch. I get like 160hz+ and it’s so smooth and beautiful when playing cod and Diablo
Yeah, 34” LG UW 1440p over HDMI here and no complaints either.
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