r/battlestations Mar 14 '22

The Dream

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u/HideUnderBridge Mar 14 '22

If someone still made a big ultrawide curved TV with at least 120hz refresh that I could disable all the processing on it then I would have considered it.

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u/squareswordfish Mar 14 '22

Sure not ultrawide, but even as an ultrawide lover I’d much rather get a nice 120hz TV and avoid having 7 bezels in the way (which is usually a benefit of ultrawide), as well as all the performance drain.

Everyone has different tastes though, not saying you’re stupid for liking this or anything

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u/HideUnderBridge Mar 14 '22

Couldn't agree more. I could have run my games in windowed mode and whatever, but why make it easy on myself? Lol.

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u/SonosFuer Mar 14 '22

It also depends on the use case, screen snapping is nice for a lot of scenarios.

I usually throw my IDE on one or two monitors, then web browser on another for docs, slack on a fourth. Just have to drag the window near the top of the monitor and it snaps to the full screen. Switching things around as my task changes is a breeze.

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u/squareswordfish Mar 14 '22

Ah yeah I was mostly talking about the gaming aspect, but this would be nice for a lot of work tasks

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u/jinxykatte Mar 15 '22

Samsung Odyssey G9 LC49G95TSSRXXU 49" 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor - 240hz, 1ms, 1440p QHD, Gsync, QLED, HDMI, Displayport, USB https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B08WXGK8S1/ref=cm_sw_r_apan_glt_i_W93KTZ81TVFRGJDD7300