I'm only jealous of the VA contrast and blacks myself having owned both VA and 144Hz refresh panels before my current X34. I run a 75 fps cap on that anyway as at 3440 x 1440 in the games I like to play I can rarely hit 100 fps. I think the 100Hz OC does make Windows desktop fell smoother though in general.
Acer Predator Z35 35" 2560x1080 VA 200Hz G-sync
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1080P and 35" - that'll look awful!
The pixel density is very similar to a 27" Full HD model, which some find perfectly acceptable. Could certainly be a lot better, but that comes at the expense of performance as well. Plus those refresh rates are not possible at higher resolutions over current display standards - it will be next year at the earliest that we'll see any 3440 x 1440 displays pushing refresh rates that high (possibly).
It will be like having 2 4:3 27" 1080p monitors side by side.
Horrible around windows and programs but for games I think it would be OK
it won't look as sharp for desktop / general use, sure. but it's not really aimed at those uses anyway. For gaming it should still look very good 
plus you don't need to worry about the system demands of 3440 x 1440 at 200Hz which would be a huge drain!
plus you don't need to worry about the system demands of 3440 x 1440 at 200Hz which would be a huge drain!Looking forward to your review Baddass as always You make an interesting point about this screen being easier to drive which was one of my points I mentioned. It may not be cheap but neither is the 1440 model and your pretty much guaranteed to have to pay for two 980ti cards to drive it at 100htz. Obviously if it looks poor with games it defeats its purpose have to wait and see..
You make an interesting point about this screen being easier to drive which was one of my points I mentioned. It may not be cheap but neither is the 1440 model and your pretty much guaranteed to have to pay for two 980ti cards to drive it at 100htz. Obviously if it looks poor with games it defeats its purpose have to wait and see..
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X34 is running very well with a 980ti.
U34 ran ok with a GTX 780 on the most part....
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The specs of this thing are amazing. The pricing even more so.
Sorry. Someone did. Thought it was you, and here.
It was the only thing that tallied really with that initial availability on the XR3501 in August EU & UK, then nothing more even now and OCUK discontinuing it (despite it being constantly in and out of stock in the US), and the huge delays on the XZ35 & Z35.
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Build quality is super solid and looks much better than the pics - a bit more grown up somehow.
Mine overclocks to 200mhz right out of the box no problems. I'm impressed by the speakers which I didn't think would be the case (although the wife isn't talking too me and I had to turn the sound down about an hour ago lol (I am on the couch tonight btw...although I'm going to play this for a while so no real problems there!). Playing Grid autosport the helicopter sounded like it was flying around me - really liked this surround effect.
The 21:9 with the curve makes for a pretty immersive and great experience...there is some pop to the depth and the picture colour is sharp, rich and vibrant. I've tried a few games - GTAV, Witcher 3, Rise of Rome, Far Cry 4, Just cause 3 and Starwars battle front - all look really good. I've turned up all the settings to max and looks great. My set up is slightly overkill with 2 GTX980ti's and I probably could have gone with the x34 - but I'm thinking although the x34 screen sounds slightly smaller, it could make quite a difference and not be so immersive. Also with everything turned on - dust blowing across the screen etc - I think id rather have this (which adds to the immersiveness) than on the 3440 where i'd still have to turn things down. Pixel density isn't a problem for me with this screen and the high refresh rate is a great benefit. Going for this one over the x34 for gaming feels the right choice. THis is fantastic!
Mine overclocks to 200mhz right out of the box no problems. I'm impressed by the speakers which I didn't think would be the case (although the wife isn't talking too me and I had to turn the sound down about an hour ago lol (I am on the couch tonight btw...although I'm going to play this for a while so no real problems there!). Playing Grid autosport the helicopter sounded like it was flying around me - really liked this surround effect.
The 21:9 with the curve makes for a pretty immersive and great experience...there is some pop to the depth and the picture colour is sharp, rich and vibrant. I've tried a few games - GTAV, Witcher 3, Rise of Rome, Far Cry 4, Just cause 3 and Starwars battle front - all look really good. I've turned up all the settings to max and looks great. My set up is slightly overkill with 2 GTX980ti's and I probably could have gone with the x34 - but I'm thinking although the x34 screen sounds slightly smaller, it could make quite a difference and not be so immersive. Also with everything turned on - dust blowing across the screen etc - I think id rather have this (which adds to the immersiveness) than on the 3440 where i'd still have to turn things down. Pixel density isn't a problem for me with this screen and the high refresh rate is a great benefit. Going for this one over the x34 for gaming feels the right choice. THis is fantastic!
If its like the other high refresh VAs then is it not actually 100Hz (which is still pretty good) with some technique to boost the motion clarity "as if" you had a true 200Hz panel?
If it truly takes a 200Hz signal and presents it at an appropriate level that is quite impressive.
If it truly takes a 200Hz signal and presents it at an appropriate level that is quite impressive.
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Loaf on monitor pic please