Alienware announces the AW2725DF and AW3225QF (worlds first 4k 240hz and worlds first 1440p 360hz QD-OLED monitors - launches January 2024)
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OK, I know people have already found a way to stop the Alienware command center from installing automatically via windows but I just came across this video which might make it even easier with just a mouse click.
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Really no understand how a TV can just switch automatically to display stuff on netflix,amazon prime etc in HDR but a windows PC can'tGood news:
Windows 11 gets some much-needed HDR improvements
Windows still needs more HDR improvements, thoughwww.theverge.com
Doesn't mobile phones & ipads etc also automatically display stuff in HDR
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Current state of burn in on the QF, it's been exactly a year already... No obvious signs of noticeable burn in I'd say vs the AW3423DW which I think was on its 2nd or 3rd replacement by this time (2 for burn in, 1 for screen defect) and by the time I got the QF I was on the 5th replacement lol.
Gen 3 is the real deal for QD-OLED. Still the same usage, my PC is never turned off and the display is never manually powered off either, always lock the PC so screen goes to sleep and runs pixel refresh etc as needed.
Gen 3 is the real deal for QD-OLED. Still the same usage, my PC is never turned off and the display is never manually powered off either, always lock the PC so screen goes to sleep and runs pixel refresh etc as needed.
Current state of burn in on the QF, it's been exactly a year already... No obvious signs of noticeable burn in I'd say vs the AW3423DW which I think was on its 2nd or 3rd replacement by this time (2 for burn in, 1 for screen defect) and by the time I got the QF I was on the 5th replacement lol.
Gen 3 is the real deal for QD-OLED. Still the same usage, my PC is never turned off and the display is never manually powered off either, always lock the PC so screen goes to sleep and runs pixel refresh etc as needed.
Nice monitor.
What resolution and aspect ratio is it if you don’t mind me asking?
Finally a proper black coating on an OLED, but sadly it uses a DC connector power supply instead of IEC like Dell. Hopefully Dell uses a similar front panel filter for next gen OLEDs as this is now nearing endgame territory for many no doubt.