World first QD-OLED monitor from Dell and Samsung (34 inch Ultrawide 175hz)

I'll be comparing directly to this LG 34UM95-P which was hand picked by LG after I had 2 copies with backlight bleed. This one 8 years or so on remains bleed free (but does have the usual IPS glow) so think the Dell will be a nice comparison against a hardware calibrated monitor like this that I've been using for gaming and editing since day 1.

Be kinda cool too as I think I was one of the first normal user to get a 34" ultra wide when they first came out, so it is only fitting to be able to hopefully get the first QD-OLED too!
 
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It just pokes out way too much that stand, the stand that came with my LG 34UM95 for example was a transparent plexiglass base that was one flat piece and you could store stuff on it and looked all discreet and "floating" - Also a 34" ultra wide so clearly it's aesthetically designed by Alienware for the out there gamer vibe :p - It just takes up too much desk space and restricts keyboard placement and stuff!
 
The one thing I hate about UW on a design standpoint is the totally **** stands. Fortunately I can simply take my x34 off the desk mount, swap over the VESA adapter and pop the new one in its place! :D
 
Haggisman said:
How does that layout work in terms of text rendering? It's not a traditional square layout such as you'd see on an LCD. Given Windows' issues with rendering on a BGR display, is this going to have similar blurry text problems?
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There's certainly going to be difference to standard side by side subpixel layout.
Though pixel density should keep effect less visible than in usual 2560x1440 BGR panels.
 
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