Solved Your experience with curved monitors

[sidetone]

If I were to use a curved monitor, I'd use a larger one, with multiple monitors, which would be in the middle of flatscreens. It could also be above or below some other flatscreens, but still in the middle.

Maybe two similarly sized monitors in the middle, one flat and one curved, then, smaller monitors on the sides.

 

[LibreQuest]

I have a Gigabyte G32QC that I use with an RX 5700 XT. I actually just completed Metro Exodus on it and it was superb! I recommend curved for gaming, it's more immersive and with high refresh and high resolution it makes modern games pretty awesome.

Also, the system with this display uses FreeBSD 13.2 Release and Suyimazu running Steam.

https://www.gigabyte.com/Monitor/G32QC#kf

 

[taiwan740]

Flat-screen with TFT LCD, my preference. Strictly 16:9. Newer displays just seem ugly or gaudy to me.

 

[athan]

I'm old enough to remember how much we suffered with the curvature of the old monitors, the CRTs, and the happiness we felt first with Trinitrons and later with flat LCDs.
That's why I don't want anything curved in front of my eyes anymore.

 

[sidetone]

I'm old enough to remember how much we suffered with the curvature of the old monitors, the CRTs, and the happiness we felt first with Trinitrons and later with flat LCDs.
That's why I don't want anything curved in front of my eyes anymore.

The curve is in the other direction. Also, the curve isn't vertical like the Trinitrons.

 

[astyle]

You want curves, look at the tips of your own fingers.