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Message: [QUOTE="neema_t, post: 13180519, member: 107035"] My take on it is if you use your PC for (paid) work that would benefit from an ultrawide then go for that, otherwise get a VR headset. Not enough games support ultrawide resolutions for it to be truly worthwhile as a lot of stuff will mean you have to drop down to 16:9, which will probably bug you considering the cost, but VR is like an entirely new platform and it's really quite difficult to articulate how big a deal it is until you've tried it for yourself. The sense of scale and distance is a huge boost to racing sims and some of the gamier games like Pavlov, Alyx, etc. are a ridiculously huge amount of fun. I suppose if you only want to play sims then that does close the gap a bit as they typically all support ultrawide and they don't all support VR and an ultrawide is going to be more comfortable for long sessions and less hassle to set up. But I'd still go with VR. [/QUOTE]