danielballi94
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you said about that 3440x1440 was okay as its UW
refer to bold underlined texted which YOU commented.Not gaming monitors though, big difference. For the 2080ti you should be looking at 4k 144hz or 1440p ultrawide.
Up to £300 will get you 1080p 144hz, not even 1440p
Yes, and all the monitors you’re posting are 1440p, not ultrawides. We’ve given you a list of the available monitors, there aren’t very many. But you’re just ignoring what’s being said and thinking you can find something cheaper. You can’t, doesn’t exist.refer to bold underlined texted which YOU commented.
That Alienware is uwqhd, but it’s named incorrectly as 1440p. That’s a decent monitorthis isn't cheaper i've jumped to the budget you stated whick is £1000 or above.
Have you got a link to it? It's labelled as 1440p just wanna make sure it is actually the UWQHDAlienware AW3420DW Quad HD 34.1" Curved LCD Gaming Monitor - White - so this monitor would be okay?
It wasn't stated as UWQHD in the description though, it was stated as QHD which is 1440p. It's curry's though and they don't know what they're talking about.Gaming Monitors - Cheap gaming monitor deals | Currys
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I read that 3440x1440 is UWQHD.
What is 3440 x 1440 resolution?
The 3440 x 1440 resolution has an ultrawide aspect ratio of 21:9