First "super ultrawide" announced Acer 3840x1600 24:10 (2.4:1 to match widescreen)

[digitaldurandal]

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/4m69gu/acer_xr382cqk_375_3840x1600px_curved_ultrawide/

Not too many other details yes IPS 2300R curve. Adaptive Sync Technology so probably both a Freesync and G Sync?

Waiting for the 32:9 that is supposedly going to be announced as well hopefully this week.

 

[Layer8]

That looks nice.
Is that the 14ms LG panel?

Adaptive Sync Technology so probably both a Freesync and G Sync?

VESA Adaptive Sync is actually AMD FreeSync.
It is an optional part of the Displayport 1.2a standard.

 

[digitaldurandal]

That looks nice.
Is that the 14ms LG panel?



VESA Adaptive Sync is actually AMD FreeSync.
It is an optional part of the Displayport 1.2a standard.

Thanks Layer8 good find. If it is 14ms G2G that is a bit disappointing as it will not be good enough for gaming. Maybe the Samsung 32:9 will be faster? I was hoping to get an even wider option that was still viable for gaming. At the very least I would like to see a higher refresh rate for 3440x1440 with the new standard coming out. Fingers crossed for more announcements.

 

[Chaotic42]

Here's a video