34 240Hz QD-OLED Curved Gaming Monitor - AW3425DW

Well, based on the measurements you took with a tape measure, the specs you took from the product page, and the helpful painters tape visual you provided for us to determine what fits in your space here’s one that will fit: https://www.bestbuy.com/product/alienware-aw3425dw-34-qd-oled-curved-wqhd-24

Mate, I had this monitor for a while but haven't tried Sim Racing on it, just played a few games. I tested it against the Samsung Odissey G8 and the Alienware AW3425DW before finally settling on my Alienware 32 (not UW). At that price a QD-OLED is a steal and a massive upgrade over any VA panel. Thi

VRR straight up sucks on OLEDs. Hardware VRR with the native G-Sync module is better than this AdaptiveSync/FreeSync/G-Sync Compatible software VRR crap without variable overdrive. I won't argue with that. I went from an AW3423DW to AW3425DW mostly because I wanted to, and those gsync modules do wor

Are we talking 34" ultrawide? I'm using an Alienware aw3423dwf. This version isn't really available brand new anymore however, the newer version AW3425DW is still available. It's basically the same but with HDMI 2.1 and 240hz instead of 165hz on the 2023 model.

Going to be honest I’m using a 5090 and 9800x3d. Just purchased the AW3425DW 240Hz. HDR is set to Peak 1000 mode. My base frame rate is ~65 and I MFG to around 120 in AC:Shadows. Like you said, I don’t feel any input lag. However, I disagree with your statement that you must use VRR. As we know with

This issue is still relevant for me... I got a 5080 and two monitors, an Alienware AW3425DW (main monitor 240Hz) and an Alienware AW2724DM (second monitor 180Hz). Doesn't matter if I use my main monitor with DP 1.4 or HDMI 2.1 without DSC. Also tried another DP 1.4 cable on my second monitor, and be

Absolute stunning gorgeous Alineware Ultrawide 240hz 34” AW3425DW OLED Thank me later

Previously I had a 4090 paired with my 9800x3d at 3440x1440@165hz (AW3423DWF) and I found that to be perfect in terms of frames and a balance between frame rate and overall res and graphics settings, you can max out all games settings and use DLSS quality and still get close to the refresh rate. I f

Appreciate it brother but you really don't have to, i just wanted to ask what the hell's going on with prices right now, i've already got a friend i'm talking to about monitors and i think i've landed on an Alienware AW3425DW That one's got everything i want and still seems reasonable at roughly 720

Really depends on budget IMO. I recently got a AW3425DW OLED. My last screen lasted me 8 years (1080P ultrawide, which the 9070XT was wasted on, big time) so I was going to go all in this time. No regrets. Runs great on the 9070XT. Doesn't hit 240hz in the games I play, but it's nice to have that he