Review on Lenovo G34W 10 34" Curved Monitor, 3440x1440P, Height Adjustable, Anti-Glare Coating, Flicker-Free - ‎Model 66A1GCCBUS by Andre Mendelson

The monitor itself feels premium. The colors are great. This is also my first ultrawide monitor. It costs around $350 for 3440 x 1440p resolution at 144Hz, 10-bit color, curved images, and more. I can't find anything better anywhere. To set it up properly, follow these steps: 1.) You need to set it up. Select DP and select DP Version 1.4 to get all the features of this monitor. Go to GPU control panel to set maximum settings like 10 bit, RGB etc. 2.) Download the driver from the official website to get the color profile. 3.) ! New edit - change the preset to srgb and increase the saturation to 75. The brightness is around 30 or higher and the contrast is around 80. Push the limit too. Optional: If you want the best color, disable Freesync Premium because if you enable it, you will get no RGB output and limited dynamic range. I'm not sure if this is true for AMD GPUs, but it is for Nvidia GPUs. If you're a gamer and want a tear-free experience and minimal stuttering, I suggest you leave it enabled. However, it is better not to include everything else, since this leads to a deterioration in color reproduction. Overall I'm very impressed.