Acer B326HUL 32" Widescreen LED Professional/Gaming Slim Bezel Flicker Free Monitor -

Any here got experience of going from 27" 1440p to 32" 1440p? I wonder whether there would be a subjective drop in quality, or whether it just looks damn awesome regardless and better for it being a bigger screen size?
 
I struggled with text on my Rog Swift at default Windows DPI (6/5 vision corrected by lenses).

Many things like desktop gadgets do not even scale.

Windows 10 is said to improve on this.
 
970's went to a friend, but only because I was intent on going 4k next month and thought the 290s would perform better at that res........D'oh!!!!

On a seperate note, my new setup;

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Just some cable tidying to do :D
 
You keep your kit less time than Boom.

4K at good FPS is a pipe dream on current GPU's for most peeps unless you go ideally 3x GPU's (some games 2x GPU's will handle it) and what happens when games like say (pure made up examples) Crysis 4 and Metro next gen arrive

There was a write up a while back that the reason we seen all these cheap 4K panels was due to the monitor market being stagnant, they should have be £1000 not £400-500 but many are TN and some were only 30HZ.
 
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Thanks for the pics above JF.

I have ultimately went for the BenQ for now only because of the acceleration settings being preset to premium on the Acer whereas the Benq is selectable...

Lets see how it goes :)
 
Thanks for the pics above JF.

I have ultimately went for the BenQ for now only because of the acceleration settings being preset to premium on the Acer whereas the Benq is selectable...

Lets see how it goes :)

Done a little gaming on BF4 and couldn't really see anything 'wrong' with it. BUT some people are more sensitive to it than others so you probably made the right choice in regards to being able to set it yourself :)

You're gonna LOVE the size of it m8, epic :cool:
 
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