My first...Alienware

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Been gaming for years but I had an accident a few years ago and lost most of my vision so had to relearn a lot, including how to return to the gaming community. Took a lot of work and went from home-builds to pre-builds for obvious reasons. Now, due to some success with being an author (I know, weird but it works for me) and the death of my xps, I am FINALLY getting a new gaming pc...barring mistakes like missing the tab for the 1000w power supply , a crazy tech support guy who can't spell (thus defeating my Vr software), and a shipping issue which has my new R11 somewhere in Tennessee at the moment, I am soooo excited. But I realize I also need to upgrade my monitor and accessories, which is kind of scary since I don't know what will work for me or with my software and Alienware doesn't like returns... I am also nervous about potentially having to repeat this experience several times over. I'm in South Dakota so no way to test any of it here.. So that leaves you guys, does anyone know what might work best for monitors (I currently use a 44' so I can set the ui high enough to get decent sized images but it's pretty old so not very clear..the crisper the image, the better with my eyes), headset with mic ( needs to work with latest Dragon, office, Microsoft, AND adobe, sensitive enough for LOTS of dictation) lit keyboard with gaming capacity plus brighter lights ... preferably contrasting dark/light.... I have a gamepad I can keybind to and my mouse might last a little bit longer if I'm gentle lol.. My new pc is the r11, I 7 - 3060 ti - 32gb ram (don't hate me, can't do full specs cost lol) Sooo, any ideas without breaking the bank? And does anyone know if Dell would let me test some of the older accs. or returns before trying to do one new item at a time??

Tesla1856 · Answer

You want IPS-tech panel (best viewing angles, colors, and sharpness). Display-Port interface is best for highest-resolutions and good refresh-rates. Trick is to run panel at it's native-res, and Windows-Scale up till it looks barely big enough.

Dell Ultra-Sharps are good, as are LG Pro-Series.

That big is gonna be pricey.

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