This Ultrawide Is PACKED With Specs - INNOCN 34M1R 

Exactly! Ive been searching for an app that does this because a lot of games dont offer raw resolution choices anymore but use resolution scaling which doesnt work well with streaming resulting in black bars in your stream or part of your game being cut from the streaming area. To have a monitor with this function built in would be a gamechanger for alot of people

Not an ultrawide expert but can you use PBP to do this? I remember setting up a microscope+pc like this in the past without needing software, just configuring the monitor.

you can just do this with software.........................

@@awemowe2830 name the software then

What the heck are you talking about!? How is it worse? It has more features and has more than twice the local dimming zones of any 1440p ultrawide miniLED monitor. When compared to any OLED it absolutely blows them out of the water in an HDR experience. 400 nits VS well over 1,000 nits for a minLED monitor. If you like burn-in and GameBoy levels of brightness from your OLED monitors, then whatever floats your boat. But you are NOT being objective about these monitor's specs and performance.

@@Atomicriffmaster​​⁠​​⁠YOU'RE the one not being objective here, you're being subjective with that response. Everyone knows in terms of picture quality and performance QD-OLED is the best in the business right now, look up Monitors Unboxed's videos. No need for local dimming zones, accurate colors, infinite contrast, better viewing angles, 0.03 GtG response, the most minimal motion blur, and slightly higher refresh rate too. It requires some panel care but they are A LOT less prone to burn-in these days. Both monitors literally have the same features, but the Phillips is one tier higher, even the speakers sound better. It costs a little more, but you're getting more too. When it comes to higher HDR brightness, bigger number doesn't mean better, my Philips Evnia gets more than bright enough for a proper HDR experience, any brighter and it'd damage my retinas. But all these specs mean nothing if the product has problems, look at the reviews for the INNOCN, clearly you haven't done your research.

@@Atomicriffmaster Whether you like it or not, no mini LED is better in quality than an OLED.

I feel sorry for you lol spending more for less is wild thing to admit.

​@@AbysmalEndit's his money? Idk man I didn't pay anything for my integrated Intel graphics, you don't have to shit one someone's choice because you think that price to performance is the only thing that anyone cares about.

It’s fine spending his money but to have a herd mentality like this just no. Intel just lacking currently and it’s outright an unappealing platform unless you a hyper competitive gamer who wants 2ms less delay on your mouse inputs

Derp