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I'm not a betting man, but I'll see you in two.

AMD products support one, two or three 5K (5128x2880) displays, the biggest size, highest resolution and highest pixel density of any company in the graphics industry.

Anything that fits in the bandwidth offered by DisplayPort 1.2, we can support it.

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LG is going ultrawide because that's a differentiator for them. Samsung is focused on 4K UltraHD, with something like 12 monitors coming between now and June. Dell and ASUS use ODMs, and don't make their own monitors, so whatever the market has available they'll use. ASUS is primarily focused on 4K and HFR monitors, whereas Dell just seems to want to appeal to every segment their PC business also appeals to, so they have wide, not wide, 4K, TN, IPS, etc.

It's unlikely that ultra wide displays are ever going to get much cheaper. LG is the only one that makes them, the panels are very expensive, and they're targeted at the lucrative prosumer market.