Color measurementsīetter rendering of the shadows plus the improved accuracy come thanks to the Quantum Dot technology plus the use of a blue OLED backlight (rather than white). Boosting it via gamma adjustments just looks ugly. The color shift isn't a big deal unless you're editing photos or videos, but the clipping in the blacks, which many people don't even notice, makes me nuts. OLED is notable for its ability to render bright highlights without losing a lot of detail, but while everyone else sees highlights I see shadows - yes, it's probably a metaphor for my life - and I've always hated the way OLED sacrifices detail and displays noticeable color shift in the darkest shadow areas.
In 1,000-nits mode, Windows crushes the lesser values - the ones it uses - into a smaller space, resulting in the flat, dark look that people don't like. Though it would be nice to not have to switch back and forth, you can see why when you compare them. The monitor is DisplayHDR 400 True Black certified and can hit 1,000 nits peak brightness, though those are through two different modes. If you do want it because you just have one place on your desk to fit a display for both PC and console and would like a widescreen model, get ready for some ugly pillar-boxing with the console.Ģ x HDMI 2.0, 1 x DP 1.4, 4 x USB-A 5Gbpsģ years 1 bright pixel and burn-in protection Though you may want to use it with a console like an Xbox Series X/S or PS5/PS4, thanks to its TV-like screen, it's not a great fit, not least because of the aspect ratio. It will go on sale here by the end of March for a not-terribly-affordable but not overpriced $1,299. The 34-inch Alienware 34 Curved Gaming Display (AW3423DW) has a significantly updated design over its last-generation widescreen linemates it highlights the thin profile of the screen, changes up the back lighting and stand, and tweaks the layout of the controls and connections. Alienware took that QD-OLED panel and turned it into an excellent gaming monitor, which the company announced at CES 2022. Samsung mixed the broad color gamut generated by its Quantum Dot technology with the precisely emitted light, deep blacks and fast pixel response of OLED.
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