What is the equivalent of 2304x1440 for my wide monitor @3840x1600?

[Zeish]

Good morning, hope you all have a great day  

A second curiosity question: Will going from a curved monitor to a flat monitor potentially make a difference in eye hand coordination?
I'm in love with my curved g7 with a curve that equats equal distance to every inch of the monitor. 

Buying an LG supergear widescreen monitor it was like holy shit the sides are so far away, It's curved slightly but the distance is not equal. 
So I'm going to sell it an opt for the new G8 from samsung when it comes. 
Don't think I want to go back to a curve that's not like the G7. 

Edited February 8, 2022 by Zeish

[Zeish]

Might have explained. 

@DPI Wizard 

2304x1440 is a bit stretched variant of 2560x1440. Its 256 pixels less horizontally.
What is the stretched variant of 3840x1600? Taking away the same amount of pixels leaves me at 3,584x1600. But not sure that's how it works.
Thanks! Its for apex ofc

Edited February 8, 2022 by Zeish

[Drimzi]

12 minutes ago, Zeish said:

2304x1440 is a bit stretched variant of 2560x1440. Its 256 pixels less horizontally.
What is the stretched variant of 3840x1600? Taking away the same amount of pixels leaves me at 3,584x1600. But not sure that's how it works.
Thanks! Its for apex ofc

2304x1440 was stretched horizontally by 1.111x, so you need to use 3456x1600.

2304 is 90% of 2560. 90% of 3840 is 3456. 3840 / 3456 = 10/9.

[Zeish]

Thanks a ton!