“Hi, I am looking for a new monitor and I play only Blizzard games and I am wanting to watch T.V. (hdmi) and surf the web at the the same time..is this the beset route to go? or go with two different monitors?”
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This is a HI Def monitor but not 4K monitor. It's aspect ratio 21:9. Ii has both HDMI a Display Port inpots. The Display Port input gives you a higher refresh rate to 100 HZ. I believe the max resolution is 50 or 60 hz at max resolution of 3440 by 1440 (Native) with HDMI. Hope this helps.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hey Trent I play games, day trade and all that Netflix Hulu streaming. I own 2 other 27 inch monitors one LG and an Asus. Truthfully this works the best as a main monitor with my 27's on my the sides. This monitor is so big you can easily do all of that on just this. It's legit that good, and no I don't work for Best Buy lol
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Blizard games will look great on it, TV not so much. There will be black bars on the sides since it is broadcast in 16:9.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Play WoW on the Asus and keep your old monitor to watch TV. I'm playing Dragon Age and have the internet up on the other monitor to view during screen loads.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.21:9 support depends on the Blizzard game. Overwatch for example uses "vert-" scaling. This means that the top and bottom of a 16:9 aspect ratio image are cut off. This limits the vertical view of the player. This isn't true "hor+" 21:9 widescreen output and should be avoided if you want to have an enjoyable experience. Hor+ ultrawide screen support on the otherhand is properly supported by games like the new Doom and Battlefield 1. If a game isn't properly support you can still play at 16:9 on this monitor but with black bars on the sides of the image. I will say when a game supports 21:9, the monitor is absolutely beautiful to play on.
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