Quantum Dot Display Technology enables a slim panel design and delivers a superior colour performance with a higher peak luminance and greater colour gamut range vs WOLED (White OLED). The screen remains very stable thanks to the sturdy and well built stand, with very little wobble at all. It also only had a 60Hz refresh rate and so even for those with the money to spend, it didn’t really offer anything appropriate to gamers.

These aren't the best results when compared against the 1,000-nit peak brightness rating on the box, admittedly. i have had a 4k monitor for 5 years and a 3840 x 1600 AW3821 screen for the last two which is still 25% mroe screen pixels than the 1440p UW screen. Experience ultra-low latency gameplay, support for HDR and cinematic color, plus smooth, tear-free gaming thanks to NVIDIA ® G-SYNC ® ULTIMATE certification.If you were playing HDR games or watching HDR movies then you may see the impact of this contrast reduction a bit more visually as that kind of content is all about contrast; but then again you’d probably want to be viewing HDR in a darker room anyway at which point this becomes largely irrelevant. We measure the screen at default settings (with all ICC profiles deactivated and factory settings used), and any other modes that are of interest such as sRGB emulation presets. From a colour point of view you can see from the top left CIE diagram that the colour space of the display extended a long way beyond the standard sRGB reference colour space.

Unless you cancel, you will be charged the then current regular membership rate when the promotional period ends. In it, various charges are run through the panel to "unstick" (note: we are really simplifying things there) any potentially problematic pixels. If your package is delayed, the first thing you should do is check the tracking information to see if there are any updates on the status of your package. The Alienware 34 QD-OLED is a fine start for this new panel technology, and it shows that with just a few more refinements to its configuration settings and performance peaks, QD-OLED could be the only display type we're playing on five years from now.The AW3423DQ is Dell’s latest gaming monitor in their Alienware line-up, but it’s not just any monitor, this is their first OLED monitor. Combined with 1000 nits peak brightness, infinite contrast ratio and VESA Display HDR True Black 400 certification, you can expect incredibly realistic visuals for unforgettably immersive gaming experiences.

The On Screen Display (OSD) is controlled via a single joystick in the middle of the bottom edge of the screen. The screen is really aimed at gaming and multimedia, and so if your primary uses are going to be for that kind of dynamic content you probably don’t need to worry too much. We recorded this result in an 18% window at the center of the monitor, and things steadily got dimmer as we both expanded the size of the window, and recorded different results from various areas of the panel.In practice this seems to do a reasonable job of reducing reflections we found compared with a fully glossy solution, and the screen is noticeably less mirror-like than something like the LG C2 OLED TV which we had chance to set up side by side in fact. Among these features is the all-new AlienVision—four custom hardware-based overlays designed to enhance your visual experience in real-time based on actual gameplay. coverage, making it a strong pick for gamers and content-lovers alike, though that much was hopefully already obvious from the "OLED" in the title. Actually it is a bit too aggressive, clamping back a bit far in green and red shades and resulting in a 95. This should also help reduce blue light output, although both remain to be confirmed in practice through testing.