This device is designed to support refresh rate overclocking up to 180Hz. All models subject to availability.Ģ Actual refresh rates may vary depending on model and/or region, computer specifications/hardware and/or set up. Limitations aside, if you're looking for a large display with enough flexibility for everyday use, media work and gaming, the Predator X34 is a gorgeous, powerful all-in-one package.1 Specifications may vary depending on model and/or region. You get a small assortment of ports and underpowered speakers, which even make music sound bad. That all said, with the display ringing up for $999 (£899, AU$1,899), it isn't perfect.

Coupled with the quad high-definition resolution and G-Sync technology, the curved screen elevates gaming to a higher level of immersion that's the next best thing to wearing a VR headset – minus the 3D effect and head tracking, of course.

The spanning ultra-wide monitor offers impeccable color accuracy and a contrast-rich picture to boot. The Acer Predator X34 is an impressive display to be sure. Thanks to their rear-facing orientation, you won't enjoy a pleasing audio experience unless you park the Predator X34 right up against a wall to reflect the sound back towards you. Given the size and gorgeous image quality of the display, I would have liked the ability hook up even more systems, and there isn't a picture-in-picture mode either.Īnother failing of the monitor is its lackluster speakers. This leaves you with only enough ports to hook up one PC and maybe a set-top box for watching movies and TV. On hand you'll have a DisplayPort and HDMI … and that's it – save for a USB 3.0 hub. For such an impressive display, the Predator X34 doesn't come with a ton of inputs.

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