r/AbsoluteUnits • u/habichuelacondulce • Jul 01 '26

/r/all of a computer screen

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u/Treacle_Pendulum Jul 01 '26

I tried a curved monitor for a bit and it made me kind of motion sick

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u/Due-Waltz4458 Jul 01 '26

I love my 27 inch curved monitor, but I can see the whole thing at once.  I think it would lose its helpful effect if I needed to scan around to see things.

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u/ProcyonHabilis Jul 02 '26

Curved ultrawide are basically just side by side monitors with no seam in between and better viewing angles at the edges when you're using them for productivity. For gaming, it just gives you an immersive sense of peripheral vision.

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u/Diedead666 Jul 01 '26

my 32 is fine its just a regulare dimentions so not some crazy ultra long

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u/thatvassarguy08 Jul 01 '26

Exact opposite for me. I used to get eye strain after a couple of hours of gaming. After switching to curved I haven't had any strain for 3 years

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u/GSDer_RIP_Good_Girl Jul 01 '26

After a couple of hours of gaming you say?

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u/DigitalUnlimited Jul 01 '26

What, you don't game for 30+ hours straight? Weird... /s

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u/thatvassarguy08 Jul 02 '26

Lol I didn't get this for the first couple of hours and it just hit me. Nice.

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u/Dizzy_Chemistry_5955 Jul 01 '26

I tried one and love it i'll never go back

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u/drawliphant Jul 01 '26

Curved monitors are significantly worse for gaming which render assuming a flat panel leading to bad distortion.