Big ultrawide monitors are a great way to make games even more immersive and enjoyable. The EDA343CUR doesn't have the fastest panel we've seen, but you're getting a huge amount of screen for the money.If curved panels aren't for you, then go flat and in this case, go faster and IPS-er with Acer's XV340CK model. At just $20 more than the EDA343CUR, it's a tricky choice though.
Acer states that both monitors are HDR10-compliant, but with peak brightness levels of 300 and 250 nits respectively, you probably won't want to use them in HDR mode anyway. Fortunately, both support FreeSync variable refresh rate technology, so you can wave goodbye to screen tearing during games. So which one to choose—a curved VA panel at 100 Hz or a flat IPS screen at 144 Hz? I'd probably go with the former for outright gaming, even though I prefer IPS panels over VA ones. That 1000R curvature is pretty gentle so it won't take long to get used to it, but it will help the edges of the monitor sit better in the corners of your vision.
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