Treat yourself to a visual upgrade with these 3 awesome monitor deals - redmonprecalf

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We've had a bunch together of deals on graphics cards this week, simply an awesome graphics card can't shine without an awesome monitor to pair with it. Luckily, we've found three awesome monitor deals at Dell and Newegg today.

First upfield: the 32-inch D3218HN 1080p monitor at Dingle for $150Remove non-product connection. Dingle says this monitor is 50 percent off the usual damage, and this is ane of the company's holiday "doorbusters" so handiness is limited. The proctor doesn't stimulate much in the fashio of play extras, but it's a solid Monitor with a huge screen size of it and a 178-level viewing angle.

Moving up by a couple of bucks, the LG 29UM69G-B is $180 at NeweggHit not-product link with the checkout code EMCERPW26. This IPS presentation is rocking AMD's FreeSync technology for masses with a compatible Radeon graphics card. FreeSync synchronizes the refresh rate between your graphics scorecard and monitor lizard for a buttery glossy gaming go through. The LG 29UM69G-B is an ultrawide, 29-column inch display rocking 2560-by-1080 resolution (21:9), and a 5 msec response time. For ports, this monitor has HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C.

Rounding out our three monitors is the identical expensive, but equally awing, Asus ROG Swift PG348Q Curved monitor for $800Take non-product link with the checkout code EMCERPW25. That's about $148 cheaper than Amazon, though admittedly it's still pricey. This is a 34-inch expose with 3440-by-1440 resolution and Nvidia's G-Sync for buttery smooth gambling similar to FreeSync. This monitor has a refresh rate of 100Hz, comes with speakers built-in, besides Eastern Samoa a peak adjustable monitor and tilt for maximum viewing angle customization.

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Ian is an independent writer based in Israel who has ne'er met a technical school issue he didn't like. He mainly covers Windows, PC and gaming hardware, video and music streaming services, multiethnic networks, and browsers. When he's not natural covering the news he's working on how-to tips for PC users, or tuning his eGPU setup.