is a 34-inch, 3,440 x 1,440 real-world game monitor sweet spot"If so, we have a trio of great deals that will entice you.

Without a doubt, the best one is the MSI Optix MAG342CQR. This is the 144Hz model and is yours for justわ249.99 as part of Amazon Gaming Week. It's a whole lot of monitors for money.

Apart from a 144Hz refresh and a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440, it has been evaluated with a reasonable 300nits and 1ms MPRT response. That will probably translate to a 2ms GtG. Of course, this is a VA, not an IPS panel. You're not going to get a 250-inch 144Hz ultra wide IPS from a big brand for the big. Not as a special deal.

However, the response rating is still reasonably promising, getting the same basic form factor, size and resolution as theド1,000 34-inch OLED. It certainly doesn't feel like a budget option as it fills the field of view on your desk.

At the absolutely cheapest end of the scale is the Acer Nitro EDA343CUR Hbmiippx. Yes, there's also the Acer Nitro EDA343CUR V3Bmiippx, so you have to put that whole ridiculous product name in there.

Anyway Hbmiippx, as is known for its (relatively) short, is an entry-level 100Hz model. Again we're talking 300 nits, Acer's website is a nightmare, so the response time is hard to pin down. But it's probably a 1ms MPRT, something like a 2m to 4ms GtG.

Yeah, it's VA, so response is not its best attribute. But for some reasonable refresh chops and an ultra-wide 34-inch Newegg Ne229 is certainly something to celebrate. You don't need to be loaded to experience that ultrawide wrap around immersion from a genuine gaming monitor.

Our last entry is the aformentioned Acer Nitro EDA343CUR V3Bmiippx. Physically, it looks the same, but it's the V3Bmiippx, but it brings a refresh of 279.99Hz along with almost the same specs in other respects for a total total180 on Amazon.

So take your choice. 100Hz forは229, 144Hz for11 249 or 180Hz forは279. All three who know that Super is worth some real thing that at least some PC game hardware has had from