Do you think OJ Simpson will play football again?Im using LG 38WN95C-W. Works well, beautiful colors. price is also good
32" Monitor: 4K vs. 2560x1440
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I don't know about American football. But you can ask me about soccer.
I've been using one for 2 years now and I still love looking at it. It's a phenomenal screen. My only issue is that my 3080Ti will become too slow to render full res on newer games even with DLSS.Im using LG 38WN95C-W. Works well, beautiful colors. price is also good
But yes, beautiful screen. I absolutely adore mine.
Perhaps out of scope for this thread, but what are some good monitors to get in this size/resolution combination?
Almost all the monitor recommendations I see are very much gaming focused. Not sure if they are commodity items for office/general purpose use and you just pick the one with the features you want and the lowest cost?
Almost all the monitor recommendations I see are very much gaming focused. Not sure if they are commodity items for office/general purpose use and you just pick the one with the features you want and the lowest cost?
I have two 32" USB-C Dells. A "videoconferencing" WQHD, and a plain 4K. Both are fantastic.
My previous employer had fancy USB-C Lenovos, which I liked a lot too, and the HPs look good on paper, but I haven't used any.
My previous employer had fancy USB-C Lenovos, which I liked a lot too, and the HPs look good on paper, but I haven't used any.
32" 4k? I have a pair of inexpensive LGs that for office work. They're fine for that.
Beyond that, it's very much a "choose your features and balance them against your budget" kind of thing. And, of course, checking reviews if you want something special out of them.
"Nobody ever gets fired for buying a Dell"
If you're buying an office-full they're hard to beat. The ones with usb-c hubs are a bit more expensive but can daisy-chain displayport so it's a single cable for users to plug in. Colors aren't great on their basic models, but good enough for spreadsheet/email/PowerPoints/web use.
If you're buying an office-full they're hard to beat. The ones with usb-c hubs are a bit more expensive but can daisy-chain displayport so it's a single cable for users to plug in. Colors aren't great on their basic models, but good enough for spreadsheet/email/PowerPoints/web use.
I am a big fan of my Dell U3223QE. 32" 4k Ultrasharp. USB hub. Built in KVM. USB-C daisy chaining
I agree that most of the focus of recommendations is on gaming (across all tech media imo)