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Despite varying degrees of compatibility with games, ultra-wide monitors appear to be here to stay. And why not? They take up a ton of space on your desktop, but the immersion you’ll feel while playing a supported first-person shooter on a big, curved screen is a wholly unique experience. Asus's 34-inch flagship model, the PG348Q (See it on Amazon) / (See it on Amazon UK) features G-Sync support, a refresh rate up to 100Hz, and 3440 x 1440 resolution. So there’s a lot to love about the PG348Q. Let's get into it:
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Despite varying degrees of compatibility with games, ultra-wide monitors appear to be here to stay. And why not? They take up a ton of space on your desktop, but the immersion you’ll feel while playing a supported first-person shooter on a big, curved screen is a wholly unique experience. Asus's 34-inch flagship model, the PG348Q (See it on Amazon) / (See it on Amazon UK) features G-Sync support, a refresh rate up to 100Hz, and 3440 x 1440 resolution. So there’s a lot to love about the PG348Q. Let's get into it:
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