The 5 best ultrawide curved gamer screens | Digital Trends Spanish

Not all titles will look the same on ultrawide screens, and games often need specific support for those less common aspect ratios like 21:9. The good news is that this type of display is becoming more and more common among games, especially AAA releases.

The bad news is that you will have to check the compatibility of games individually and see how it actually works in that aspect ratio, i.e. where is the important HUD information (HageORp Display or status bar). Player communities will be able to give you more data if you want to search for some of your favorite titles first.

Why should you buy it? It’s a full-featured ultrawide display that will fit well on many different computer setups.

For whom it is? Gamers looking for a reliable curved ultrawide screen to upgrade their gaming station.

Acer brings its trusted Predator design to the ultrawide world with this model, which offers a 34-inch curved screen panel with a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440 pixels to capture every detail.

It includes G-Sync support for those using Nvidia GPUs and Acer’s various vision filter technologies to reduce eye strain. It also achieves 100 percent of the sRGB color gamut for accurate and reliable colors no matter what genre of gaming you prefer.

Why should you buy it? Offers additional upgrades for refresh rate and color coverage.

For whom it is? Gamers who want a few more extras than the Predator model offers for a similar price, especially when it comes to better color accuracy.

Alienware’s 34-inch curved ultrawide display has a lot in common with Acer’s Predator ultrawide model. It also features a UHD resolution of 3,440 x 1,440 pixels and comes with G-Sync technology to help improve the frame rate experience with Nvidia graphics cards.

There are some important differences worth noting. First, the Alienware model’s display has a 2-millisecond response time, better than the Predator’s 4 ms (it’s hard to tell the difference here, but competitive gamers will want every advantage they can get).

Second, while the Predator can be overclocked to 120Hz, the Alienware model has a 120Hz refresh as a native setting. It also covers a bit more of the color spectrum, going beyond sRGB and using the DCI-P3 cinematic standard.

Why should you buy it? It offers the best combination of gaming specifications on a curved ultrawide screen.

For whom it is? Gamers who won’t settle for anything but high-end specs for their new screen.

If you want the best of the best and don’t mind paying for it, this ROG Swift ultrawide display from Asus is at the higher end of what most of the competition can achieve in almost every way.

From the start and thanks to its 35-inch screen size, it offers a UHD resolution of 3,440 x 1,440 pixels and includes a response time of 2 ms, it will be difficult, if not impossible, to achieve anything better.

The refresh rate is even more impressive at 200Hz, ideal for gamers looking for the most responsive display, and G-Sync support is included for Nvidia users.

Why should you buy it? It’s a solid curved ultrawide mid-range display that can handle all sorts of tasks.

For whom it is? Multitasking gamers who would like to save a little money without giving up key specs.

LG also has a capable curved ultrawide display, and while it’s not as specifically dedicated to gaming as models from brands like Asus or Alienware, it’s still a highly competent mid-range option that gamers will be more than happy with.

The 34-inch screen has a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440 pixels and covers 99 percent of the sRGB color spectrum. It also supports HDR10 for visual optimization and offers a 5ms response time.

Those who like to multitask or check other useful applications while gaming will also appreciate the professional Screen Split 2.0 software, which makes it easy to use as two separate screens for different purposes.

Why should you buy it? It’s a cheap choice for a curved ultrawide screen.

For whom it is? Gamers on a tight budget or who prefer to save on a cheap ultrawide screen.

Does your budget for a curved ultrawide gaming display put some of the earliest, most expensive options out of reach? If you’re looking to save money while getting the best possible, Viotek has your back.

This 34-inch curved model is available at a comparatively low price and offers important specs like 3,440 x 1,440 UHD resolution, HDR support, and a 144Hz refresh rate for smooth action.

It also uses Adaptive Sync, which supports both G-Sync for Nvidia cards and FreeSync for AMD cards, so you don’t have to worry as much about which GPU you’re using.

The Viotek GNV34DBE2 display’s connections include two HDMI and two DisplayPort for its inputs. Color accuracy exceeds the sRGB gamut and there are a number of settings to play with, including options to reduce visual noise.

At this price point, it’s a gaming-friendly feature set that’s very hard to beat, especially for station builders who prefer to spend their money on other components.

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