Bottom line for me is that I replace every 5 or 6 years, with a recent exception because I elected to go for the latest and greatest. You spend thousands on hardware, why not a couple of hundred more for piece of mind , efficiency and in some cases, head room or just to avoid the use of adaptors.
I installed mine a short time ago. I like the subtle RGB on the Tuff model. Big card for sure. I also picked up the Seasonic Vertex for native support for PCIE Gen 5 to celebrate. The Vertex is a nice piece of kit and comes with cables that seem to have come straight from the cable mod factory.
It is the only Ultra wide monitor that I know of that appears to match mine for vertical height. Dang. Well 3 or 4 year from now , I will once gain be in the hunt, perhaps by then we will have OLED in this size, the brightness to match and video cards/ cables to drive them at 240 and above.
It was one sweet monitor. The horizontal wires disappeared to my eyes after a bit. Playing Quake using a 3DFX on this looked real 3D. It was awesome. Back to the thread, I have an edu address. Are you telling me that I can buy this thing for 1300 dollars? Don't get me wrong, I love my OLED but...
Thanks, They are just some awards from back in the day when I played a prominent role in developing the cellular retain business model that much of cellular retail subscribed to up until the past 5-8 years where it began to change. The other stuff is just education and certifications. I know...