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Looking for a curved monitor for gaming and found this and found it was heavily reduced so thought I would share this.is 60hz good enough for gaming I play rust from time to time
[Used] Dell UltraSharp U3415W 34" 3440x 1440 21:9 Curved Monitor - NO Stand $195 + $20 Delivery ($0 MEL C&C) @ UN Tech
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bluechips2 on 11/01/2025 - 22:42 untech.com.au (1431 clicks)
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Last edited 11/01/2025 - 23:07 by 1 other user
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Is there a particular stand to get, or will any vesa mount do?
any vesa
I have the exact same monitor. If you are getting a vesa mount make sure it supports heavy monitors as this one on its own is 8.44kg.
Good point. Thanks!
If you are using a mounting arm, any that are VESA compliant will work as long as it can handle the weight. But a standard monitor stand that sits on your desk is unlikely to fit this monitor. Those desk stands usually have proprietary dimensions, outside of the mounting bolt holes (which are VESA standard).
Ok thanks will update still heaps off compared to last sale so still a bargain
Sorry mate you’re right my bad deleting now
No, same price is still fine, since that post has expired. Just edit the title to include shipping.
Depend on what game are you playing, could be a good option. Just make sure people do some research before buying.
Not really suitable for gaming, only 60hz with 5ms response. If you have a gaming GPU you would want a higher refresh rate or you are just wasting your GPUs potential. Great screen for productivity tasks though.
60hz good enough for gaming
Hardly, especially the 5ms response time.
This is a productivity monitor at best.
60hz is fine. Not everyone cares.
Fair enough - I guess I'm in the care camp then.
Most average computers would struggle to get above 60fps with that resolution anyway.
Yeah my card would be lucky to hit 60 in most games at this res, so 60hz would be fine.
Found another monitor cheaper on sale will post now
Waiting
Waiting also
Also waiting
me 4
cheaper as in… 5 finger discount? Is that why it never got posted?
Used with 6 months warranty
Look good at that price. Good for office work
Keep in mind it's a second hand more than decade old monitor…
Keep in-mind this now 10+ years old tech…
Better off spending the extra $ and buying below new for $299:
Note that the Dell monitor has an IPS panel. It may be 10 years old, but it'll still look nicer than a VA panel.
100hz and 1ms makes it a better choice for gaming though.
I owned a couple of these ~2016-2019 and they were great screens.
Paying $215 (without stand) for something 6-7 years old (going by what the seller has previously said) in 2025 is throwing money away.
10 years old IPS tech isn't superior to the VA panel of the linked screen, that retailed for ~$550-$600 before their current run-out sale.
https://i.dell.com/sites/csdocuments/Corporate_secure_Docume…
https://storage-asset.msi.com/datasheet/pro-monitors/global/…Dell has inferior viewing angles, colour gamut, contrast ratio, response times, refresh rate (60 vs 100 & no FreeSync).
Spending $80-$90 more buying a new screen with 3 years manufacturer warranty is a far better buy.
Thank you for the post, going to give it a go!
Spend $5 more and get new in the post listed above yours
Not seeing the one you’re talking about..
I’m currently in the market for a monitor that I can also use vertically for signage, advertisements, and similar purposes. Would you recommend a flat monitor over a curved one? Additionally, how much curvature is too much for this type of usage?
Nope. Curve is not for vertical usage
Thx =)
Dont just trust me, google it :)
@CyberMurning: GpT says "A curved monitor might not be the best choice for vertical orientation because the curvature is designed for horizontal viewing. It might distort the display when used vertically. If you're aiming for signage, a flat monitor might be more suitable."
You want a commercial / digital signage monitor if it's anywhere with sun, and you want it to "pop" / run 24x7.
Nah just for pop up events signages for now and then, will be under cover then after can use for home.monitor afterwards
No signages should be curved unless you hate what you are trying to advertise
Great monitor and good condition from previous deals.
These monitors are heavy though, needs the beefier north bayou arms
I bought one of these, slow shipping but the monitor itself was fine, in good condition and works perfectly. This has a lower curvature than newer models e.g., U3419W. This was my first curved monitor so wasn't sure of what to expect, but actually the curve is quite subtle and a slightly higher curvature would make sense for typical viewing distances. I upgraded from a 27" monitor, the size feels surprisingly natural. Would recommend
Any difficulties with the aspect ratio / higher resolution ?
Looking for a monitor that meets the following filters:
32"+
UHD/4K
IPS
Type C
Below $400I had a look for you and this is the cheapest I could find
https://www.umart.com.au/product/lg-31-5in-4k-ips-myview-sma…
If you have your heart set on sub $400 I suggest checking Facebook marketplace / Gumtree / eBay for a used model.
Much appreciated mate. I'll keep an eye on this model. 🙏
THESE ARE VERY OLD
YEAH, IT'S A 10 YEAR OLD MODEL. BUT AT THIS PRICE I RECKON IT SHOULD BE OKAY
Any downsides for using this for work when working from
home? And for general internet browsing?Currently use a Dell 28” 1920x1080.
Bought from last deal, happy as it replaced my aged Dell U3011 Ultrasharp from 2011 (still working). Quality is great, mine came almost perfect condition.
Recommended if you don't want to blow 1.4k on a brand new modern day Ultrawide Ultrasharps.
This monintor will do for now for me, I am waiting for a deal/drop on the Dell Ultrasharp 43". Takes time to get use to the reso on Ultrawides
can this fit on an existing Dell monitor stand? (As in take off old monitor but use old stand)
Will it clip on to older Dell stands, yes.
Will a Dell 24" stand be able to support it's 8.5KG weight & weight distribution, I wouldn't recommend it. You'd want at the very least a Dell stand from their 27" or larger size screens.
Hello there,
Just wondering this monitor will be good for editing videos with a Mac mini.Purchased two from the last deal, along with the monitor arms. Monitors are great, but my desk was too thick for the arms (without drilling a hole) so got some stands to use from Amazon instead. If anyone wants the two arms and is in Perth, they can have them for $40 each (pick up in / near the cbd). Dm me.
Arms are the "Brateck LDT82-C012UC".
It doesn't have a stand. So keep in mind that this is the screen only.