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I second that. I was nervous that it wouldn't fit and would be overwhelming, but having experienced this monitor in action I can recommend it whole-heartedly.

I'll be sure to manage my cabling better in future. Planning on upgrading my desk when we jump on the property ladder some time in the next millenium, which will make life easier. My fiancee despairs at my desk too.

As promised, a pic of my new pc set up. The speakers are a little tired and need replacing, and the monitor barely fits the space (new desk at some point down the line methinks), but it runs like a dream. Thanks to everyone who helped with the build!

After consideration and a couple of glasses of wine, I'm going for the ultrawide. Thanks for the help, will post pics when it's set up.

£450 maximum for sure, preferably less. The monitor itself is mainly going to be used for pc gaming, so response time and pixel density would be a priority I suppose. As I've gone Nvidia, G-sync would probably be useful, though I believe that they work perfectly well with free-sync now too...

So my new pc has finally been built and delivered, very exciting. I was planning on getting a new monitor to match after pay day, however it turns out my current one doesn't have the sockets to connect, so I currently possess a water cooled paper weight (not so much egg on my face as an entire...

And the machine is ordered. Got a cool £15 off with PC Gamer magazine too. Thanks for the help, appreciated.

Many thanks Agent Cooper, your country owes you a great debt! I'm very much inclined to take it as is, but I'm just wondering about the 1TB PCS PCIe M.2 SSD. It's a lower speed compared to the others, am I correct in assuming I won't notice under real world conditions? Or is it worth going over...

Hi folks, After a decade or so I'm looking to get myself a new pc so it doesn't sound like a jet's taking off everytime I load up Subnautica (and every other game I try to run really). Made my budget £2000 max, so I can afford to get a new monitor and speakers. I've put together the following...

Hullo all. After my dad had such good experience with PCS, I decided to give them a shot instead of a large upgrade. The pc is going to be used primarily for gaming so I need power. However, I'd also like it to be quiet. Thoughts? Case STYLISH PIANO BLACK ENIGMA MICRO-ATX CASE + 2 FRONT USB...