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Catsky
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Oct 7, 2018
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LG Has a 2K version of this monitor for 550$ why would you buy this one? LMAO
Korpse223
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Oct 7, 2018
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CatskyThat explains the price difference. Gsync adds a lot to monitors pricing.
Disturbedfuel15
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Oct 7, 2018
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CatskyIf you have an AMD card, the monitor you posted would make more sense, no doubt! The monitor for sale here was tailored for Nvidia users because of Gsync. So you are correct, but why are we talking about freesync vs Gsync?
MiscoucheGuy
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Oct 8, 2018
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CatskyMSI has a $499USD 34" Curved 3880x1440 100Hz Monitor, why pay 649 for this
DanielNS84
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Oct 8, 2018
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MiscoucheGuyG-Sync, the module itself can be as much as $500 man...plus another 66Hz refresh is critical.
MiscoucheGuy
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Oct 8, 2018
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DanielNS84I dont think you notice too much of a difference above 100, and given it is 1080p for that price no way.
Disturbedfuel15
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Oct 8, 2018
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MiscoucheGuyWhether or not you notice a difference is up to you. When a statement is subjective, you simply cannot speak for everyone because it is subjective. I am actually considering purchasing this to replace my Acer predator z35p because with my i7@5ghz, 20gb RAM, and 1080ti, I simply cannot run some of the games I own at 2k on ultra settings above 100fps. Sure a lot of games aren't a problem, but a lot of the newer games are just too demanding for ultra settings at 2k. Also, this is an ultrawide IPS panel with Gsync, which is not common. Rarity drives up the price.
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