My 7 year old BenQ BL3201PT 4k IPS panel is showing its age with some artefacts on the screen so thinking of a new monitor.
Recently updated my PC which now has a 4070ti inside and I see OLED monitors are now arriving.
My usage is mainly office work, photo and video editing and gaming. I'm in front of the screen typically 10-12hrs a day. I see the Alienware DWF OLED getting rave reviews, would like to hear any perspectives on
- If you went from flat 16:9 to curved ultrawide, did you miss the height?
- Is curved ultrawide useful for day long office work? (I'm home based and have used a 34" UW in an office we have while visiting and found it much 'smaller'. But then that was only 3 or 4 times, not sure if I'd get used to it permanently)
- Priced about the same as the DWF is the MSI MPG Optix 32" 4k IPS gaming panel that seems to have good reviews. which would you take, the OLED DWF or Optix IPS?
- In practical terms, would going to a 1440 from a 2160 be noticeable and a backward step?
- Will 8-10hrs/pd of windows based work eventually result in burn-in on an OLED? ( I like my LG OLED TV BTW but it got burn in after 3.5 years and cost me £300 for a repair, which was essentially a new screen)
- Apologies for a noddy question, does 144Hz make much difference in office work? (My BenQ is 60Hz and I never seen a 120Hz/144Hz monitor outside of gaming)
Any thoughts, comments, answers, experiences on these questions would be greatly received!
Thanks
Recently updated my PC which now has a 4070ti inside and I see OLED monitors are now arriving.
My usage is mainly office work, photo and video editing and gaming. I'm in front of the screen typically 10-12hrs a day. I see the Alienware DWF OLED getting rave reviews, would like to hear any perspectives on
- If you went from flat 16:9 to curved ultrawide, did you miss the height?
- Is curved ultrawide useful for day long office work? (I'm home based and have used a 34" UW in an office we have while visiting and found it much 'smaller'. But then that was only 3 or 4 times, not sure if I'd get used to it permanently)
- Priced about the same as the DWF is the MSI MPG Optix 32" 4k IPS gaming panel that seems to have good reviews. which would you take, the OLED DWF or Optix IPS?
- In practical terms, would going to a 1440 from a 2160 be noticeable and a backward step?
- Will 8-10hrs/pd of windows based work eventually result in burn-in on an OLED? ( I like my LG OLED TV BTW but it got burn in after 3.5 years and cost me £300 for a repair, which was essentially a new screen)
- Apologies for a noddy question, does 144Hz make much difference in office work? (My BenQ is 60Hz and I never seen a 120Hz/144Hz monitor outside of gaming)
Any thoughts, comments, answers, experiences on these questions would be greatly received!
Thanks