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saintrobyn • 9 months ago

I use an MSI MEG 342C, same panel as the G8. I don't know if I would go back after using an ultrawide. It is just so nice to have all that room to work and I get a wider field of view in the games I like to play (POE2, Diablo 4, Civ 6).

r/OLED_Gaming • Ultra wide 1440p or flat 4k? ->
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internetisout • 10 months ago

I exchanged my Samsung 34“ to an OLED 34“ MSI with 175hz - at least for me I like this panel size most. Any bigger would be too much for me.

r/ultrawidemasterrace • Is 34" ultrawide.. dying? ->
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Left_Investigator928 • about 2 months ago

I upgraded recently from 1440/144 27” IPS to ultra wide qd-oled 1440/175 34”. Was originally thinking 16:9 and skeptical of ultrawide, but there was a local MSI ultrawide for a good price. Definitely very happy with the purchase and can’t see myself wanting anything different for a long time. The ultrawide has been very impressive for immersion, qd-oled is stunning, and doesn’t feel excessively wide at all in games, and is also great for movies. 4 or 5 months in and I’m still impressed every time I boot something up. Comes down to personal preference probably, though probably hard to test out for long enough to get a feel for it unless you have friends with both options. Also need to make sure you have the hardware to support 35% extra pixels, but I wouldn’t change anything about my setup

r/pcmasterrace • Gaming in 16:9 or 21:9, what’s your thoughts ? ->
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Capital_Ability8332 • 6 months ago

I know, right? I hate when they start making Matt OLEDs for no reason. And I doubt the 34 going to be glassy. However, we will have to wait for other makers to surprise us, which is also doubt it too lol. I'm also the same as you. i have the MSI 34 OLED glassy, and it's amazing. But I can't find any better with more PPIs.

r/ultrawidemasterrace • LG 5k2k — day 1, not feeling it :/ ->
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cyb_tachyon • 25 days ago

Yes, I have an AW 34" QD-OLED at home and the MSI 34" QD-OLED at work. Same panel inside both. I do both video editing and game development (coding). I used Cleartype and picked the best option and haven't had any issues with eye fatigue or reading text. I have a monitor arm for each so they're the perfect comfy distance from my face, and use dark themes and low lighting to keep the contrast in the room reasonable. I do have a side 4:3 monitor for additional code or reference web pages, especially for game dev where I may have 2-3 editor windows up in addition to the C++ code. Three years in, would not switch to anything else (I've tried a few times just out of curiosity). Maybe in 6-7 years when the next OLED tech comes out.

r/ultrawidemasterrace • Anyone here using a 3440x1440 OLED for both gaming and video editing? ->
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MadDAWGZ71 • 8 months ago

I had triples and went to a 49 and love it for many reasons. Less cables. Less pixels to render improve performance. Takes less space than triples. Easier to get in and out as well. Easy in-game setup. Only downside is losing the windscreen and side widows feel. Mine is the msi oled 1800r 1440 version. I think samsung has a 1000r which would give more of the side window feel. My system is a 7700x with a 6900xt.

r/simracing • Ultrawide vs Super ultrawide ->
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Dafferss • 6 months ago

Looks nice, I also have an MSI monitor but a curved 34UW. Works and looks great!

r/iRacing • Single screen - is 34” enough? ->
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Kakanmeister • about 2 months ago

3440x1440 is something else been using my new msi one for 6 months now and it’s amazing. Got it for about 400$ but I am temped to get a OLED one at some point.

r/OLED_Gaming • New 4K monitor absolutely wrecks FPS, should I “downgrade”? ->

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