Kiith wrote: » So i'm trying to decide what monitor setup to use at my desk. I'm currently split between 2 24" (regular 1080p) screens, or one 27" (IPS 2560x1440) screen. I would occasionally alt tab to do other things on my current setup, but i'm not sure i use it enough to get the 2nd screen. Is the dual monitor setup better for gaming? Also, would 27" be too big when sitting right in front of the screen? I'm limited in my choices at the moment, as i'm using a €200 one2all voucher to buy the screen (as well as cash to reach the price). Might try pawn it on adverts, and buy something online instead.
Genghiz Cohen wrote: » Luckily I don't have to choose between 2 ok and 1 good since I have 2 27" 1440p ones
Cravez wrote: » Are you using two Yamakasi Catleap monitors? If so how much did you get them for? Interested in a dual monitor setup myself down the line.
TerrorFirmer wrote: » 29" ultrawide is the biz, I went 4K for a while but when back to the ultrawide. The resolution is just incredible for games, especially FPS like Battlefield, Metro, Crysis, so on and so forth. Hard to give up that FOV when you get used to it. Annoying downside is that not all games support the resolution - vast majority of AAA titles do, but older games/indie/etc don't really. Overall though it's by far my preferred over 1440p and 4k.
wotzgoingon wrote: » Anybody here use the new xbox one controller on PC? Thinking of getting it, not sure though. I'm used to the xbox 360 controller from playing on xbox and it is fine on pc. But playing Borderlands 2 and in the heat of battle I want to change weapon with the dpad and the wrong weapon opens up, like I would be pressing right and as I am so focused on the game I must press slightly up and the weapon allocated to up will open, not good when you need a shotgun quickly as you are just about to die. The new xbox one controller has a normal plus dpad and also rubble on the triggers so should be good, don't actually know if they work on PC, so if someone is using one let me know. cheers.
wotzgoingon wrote: » Anybody here use the new xbox one controller on PC?
TerrorFirmer wrote: » Overall though it's by far my preferred over 1440p and 4k.
dreamers75 wrote: » Does the Xbone controller work perfectly via bluetooth or is wired only?
dreamers75 wrote: » Prefer the Witcher 1 to 2, really good stories books are decent too. Nothing to do with being stuck on that **** in the swamp for 2 years or so.
The star of the show is the XB270HU, which is a 27" monitor with an IPS panel and a resolution of 2560 x 1440. On top of that, it has an extremely high refresh rate of 144 Hz, with a response time of just 1 ms, and support for Nvidia's G-Sync. As far as IPS screens go, this is unseen territory, and we're curious how Acer has managed to pull this one off.
Gbear wrote: » Praise holy infant little baby Jesus Christ, our Lord and saviour:http://www.tomshardware.com/news/acer-xb270hu-xg270hu-ips-g-sync,28299.html I would almost pay anything for such a masterpiece.
Sephiroth_dude wrote: » Can anyone tell me the name of that cyber punk game that was announced in 2012 I think, for pc? can't remember the name of it or the developer.
AlmightyCushion wrote: » It's very similar to the Asus ROG swift, probably using the same panel at least. The Asus is about €800.
Links234 wrote: » Jesus, did anyone else see this? http://www.oregonlive.com/portland/index.ssf/2015/01/prank_call_sends_several_polic.html