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Hi,

 

Thinking of changing my old LG to Dell.

My sim is P3D, video card is NVIDIA760.

I found two models which i'm particularly interested

1. Dell Ultrasharp 29 Ultrawide U2913WM

2. Dell Ultrasharp 34 Curved Ultrawide U3415W

 

My questions are:

- how ultrawide monitors ( generally ) fit to our sim hobby ?

- how VC is represented with 21:9 proportions ?

- curved monitor, is it a good idea in general ?

- any distortions or other issues noted on mentioned monitors ?

 

Thanks for feedback.

 


Artur 

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Perhaps the following link here at AVSIM will help - http://www.avsim.com/topic/472977-dell-ultrasharp-u3415w-34-curved-monitor/?hl=%20u3415w

 

I found hundreds of topics regarding this topic just searching this forum by using the following keyword - u3415w.  Being a happy owner of this monitor, I highly recommend it.  It has a great price too.

 

I think most of the people called "experts" on the Internet say curved monitors are just a gimmick.  The Dell 3415w is slightly curved and hard to see the curve.  As in 16:9, the VC looks great at 21:9.  I use a GTX 780 to power my two monitors (only the u3415w is used for FSX/P3D).


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I just got the Dell 3415w a few weeks ago. It really adds to the immersive experience. Warranty is excellent. A few weeks ago Dell had it on sale for a weekend and the price was too good to pass up.

 

7 or 8 years ago I bought a 27" dell ultrasharp and was blown away by it so much so that I ran it all these years. While the 34" is not cheap the years of enjoyment you''ll get from it make it worthwhile and cost-effective. My experience with high end Dell monitors has been good. 

 

Watch for the sale pricing as it's happened at least once before I bought mine and I didn't act quick enough the first time.

 

I have it plugged into a 17" MSI GT72 laptop - I7-6820, nvida 4 gig 980m....etc. Works great.

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Thinking of changing my old LG to Dell.

My sim is P3D, video card is NVIDIA760.

I found two models which i'm particularly interested

1. Dell Ultrasharp 29 Ultrawide U2913WM

2. Dell Ultrasharp 34 Curved Ultrawide U3415W

 

If it is just for simming a 40" or larger 4K TV is going to be better value and more immersive.

 

gb.


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