Three JN-VC236F Curved Displays Make a 5760x1080 Setup for 38,940 Yen
The piece argues that a three-display setup at this price undercuts the cost of a single high-end monitor while delivering a wider, more immersive field of view for current racing and flight sims.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
ASCII.jp tested Forza Horizon 6 and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 on three JAPANNEXT JN-VC236F curved displays. Each 23.6-inch Full HD monitor costs 12,980 yen, for a total of 38,940 yen. The triple-screen rig delivers a 5760x1080 resolution. The curvature is a gentle R3000, better suited for business than gaming.
The JN-VC236F dropped from 15,980 yen at review time to 12,980 yen at direct sales, which is what made the triple-display math work. Three of them cost less than many single 4K or OLED gaming monitors, and they combine to a 5760x1080 desktop.
Forza Horizon 6, released in May this year, is set in Japan and demands a solid PC, so the author reasoned that a cheap display upgrade would not waste the hardware investment. The R3000 curve is mild, which keeps text readable for work but limits the immersion a tighter R1000 or R1500 bend would give. Inputs are limited to HDMI and D-Sub 15-pin, and the stand only tilts.
The author borrowed the three units from JAPANNEXT to test the setup directly.
Synthesized by Yomimono from the 1 cited source below, including Japanese-language reporting where cited, then editorially reviewed before publishing.