Asus crams every feature possible into its new curved gaming monitor

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SEANMCAD

hello again and here I come with the negative twist yet again...sorry but I gotta

1. I constantly fight pretty much on a daily bases with at least one gamer who is suggests directly or indirectly that better tech doesnt matter.

2. if VR is expensive how much is this?

Grunty

SEANMCAD said:

hello again and here I come with the negative twist yet again...sorry but I gotta

1. I constantly fight pretty much on a daily bases with at least one gamer who is suggests directly or indirectly that better tech doesnt matter.

2. if VR is expensive how much is this?

Or you could just try not to bring virtual reality into every graphic hardware discussion.

SEANMCAD

well my jokes aside I would normally be rather jazzed about this and in fact I have once owned a very nice monitor (30") but my next uber viewing experience will indeed be VR. I look forward to having even a larger and better area of view then even this monitor

SEANMCAD

MisterZebub said:

DirtyDozen said:

Whereas VR is like the 6000 SUX.

and only a few understand that monitors like this didnt exist in the 80s?

tawess

Grunty said:

SEANMCAD said:

hello again and here I come with the negative twist yet again...sorry but I gotta

1. I constantly fight pretty much on a daily bases with at least one gamer who is suggests directly or indirectly that better tech doesnt matter.

2. if VR is expensive how much is this?

Or you could just try not to bring virtual reality into every graphic hardware discussion.

well since we are in essence talking about two types of advanced monitors.... this is one time where it is very relevant. 

Volgore

"so it’s fair to say the screen will likely fall high in the $1,000 range as a standalone unit."

Add to that a 980ti or similar card that is able to perform at 3.440x1.440.