The cost of the monitor isn’t the only thing you might need to invest in for 21:9, as you’ll see in a few moments. One obvious one would be the graphics card, Most mid-range graphics cards can push modern games at ultra settings for 1080P 16:9 resolutions, but leaping up to 1440P and then ultrawide, that’s going to need a more demanding card to hit desirable framerates and graphics settings.
Let’s put this into perspective. Going from 1080P to 1440P ultrawide is a 2.38x increase in pixel count, so chances are you’ll be wanting a GPU that can deliver well over 60FPS when running in standard 1440p as that should do the trick for going ultrawide. Don’t forget you’ll be wanting a card with plenty of VRAM too, increasing the rendering area on your display means more textures on display, so 8GB and up would be recommended for most GPUs.
For 1080p ultrawide, something like the RX480 or the GTX 1060 should do the trick, although those wanting to step up to 1440p ultrawide, these cards will do as a minimum, but faster cards like GTX 1070 and above, or the AMD Fury and above are best suited to the job.
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