Is 29 inches too big for 2560x1080

[Let It Marinate]

Is 29 inches too big for 2560x1080
Will everything be clear???
Currently I am using a 24 inch 1080p monitor and I am planning to buy the Lg 29ub67

[Big Boom Boom]

Go to a store and have a look?

[Let It Marinate]

I am planning to buy online and there are not any stores nearby

[Nabster]

It is in line with 24inches 1080 vertical, just wider

[Andrius227]

Yes. I have 27 inch 2560x1440 and i can still see the pixels if i lean forward slightly.

[CursedPanther]

No, becuz it's a 21:9 screen the width contributes to the seemingly oversized display.

[Let It Marinate]

Anyone else??

[Sticky Honeybuns]

29 inch is perfect for that resolution.

[Hatman]

1920x1080@24'' > 92 DPI
2560x1080@29'' > 96 DPI
2560x1440@27'' > 109 DPI

You actually get better DPI than with a standard 24'' 1080p screen. So it's perfectly fine. Not quite as good as 2k @ 27'' of course.

[Let It Marinate]

So can I get it

[shiel]

Originally posted by wasdoll:

So can I get it

That would be a question only you can answer.

This seems like the answer to your question though:

Originally posted by Hatman:

1920x1080@24'' > 92 DPI
2560x1080@29'' > 96 DPI
2560x1440@27'' > 109 DPI

You actually get better DPI than with a standard 24'' 1080p screen. So it's perfectly fine. Not quite as good as 2k @ 27'' of course.

[Let It Marinate]

I read online that someone said this-

I've gone from 81 ppi (27" 16:9) to 95ppi (29" 21:9) and the difference is noticeable right away (still got them side by side). The image, also while in motion in lower ppi is less sharp and kinda have effect like grain (Mass Effect 1 has it for instance) to me. Simply said I am not going to go lower than 95ppi now but who knows what would the difference to me be at higher densities.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ultrawidemasterrace/comments/46tq1e/is_a_29_2560x1080p_ultrawide_too_low_dpi_or_will/

[shiel]

Originally posted by wasdoll:

I read online that someone said this-

I've gone from 81 ppi (27" 16:9) to 95ppi (29" 21:9) and the difference is noticeable right away (still got them side by side). The image, also while in motion in lower ppi is less sharp and kinda have effect like grain (Mass Effect 1 has it for instance) to me. Simply said I am not going to go lower than 95ppi now but who knows what would the difference to me be at higher densities.

https://www.reddit.com/r/ultrawidemasterrace/comments/46tq1e/is_a_29_2560x1080p_ultrawide_too_low_dpi_or_will/

I'm not sure what this has to do with anything? You're getting a higher pixel density with the monitor you're looking at getting so what's the problem? Isn't that what you were looking for?

[Let It Marinate]

I don't know what u r trying to say.
My question is that will everything be clear on a 29 inch 2560x1080 monitor.

[shiel]

Originally posted by wasdoll:

I don't know what u r trying to say.
My question is that will everything be clear on a 29 inch 2560x1080 monitor.

For that resolution, the size will be fine.

[Let It Marinate]

By 1080 do u mean 2560x1080??

Ah man I have no idea what to do.