This is the value pick if you want a big wraparound screen for games without spending flagship money. At 34 inches wide with a curve, it puts more of the game in your peripheral vision — you're not just looking at a flat rectangle, the edges bend toward you. The extra width versus a normal monitor means you can see more of the battlefield or racetrack at once.
The screen refreshes 144 times per second, which is plenty smooth for gaming — not the highest number out there, but fast enough that motion looks fluid and you're not leaving performance on the table. The VA panel gives you deeper blacks than most gaming monitors, so dark scenes in games don't look washed out.
The HDR label here is the bare minimum version — it's called HDR but doesn't really pop. Treat it as a regular bright screen and you'll be fine. The curve and extra width are what you're actually paying for.