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Thanks! No eye strain at all. I never really had an issue with that and I'm spending majority of my time looking at the screen.
I'd say that 32" is about the limit for the screen size for my sitting distance and the fact that the monitor has such an aggressive curve makes the width more similar to a 27" flat panel. Except its way more immersive as the screen covers almost my entire field of view.
I actually experienced a VR moment twice when during a cutscene a camera was panning to the side and it tricked my brain into thinking that I'm actually turning. But only briefly.
240Hz is fun but it really depends on what you play. I see no reason to push graphically demanding games above 90FPS and for games where it matters I'm happy to drop settings and max out FPS.