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World first QD-OLED monitor from Dell and Samsung (34 inch Ultrawide 175hz)
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I've noticed that when you put your PC to sleep and the monitor kicks in with the pixel refresh, you can touch the nipple so the monitor wakes up, then push the power button. This will resume the refresh but instead of going to sleep/standby when done (flashing white) it will go into the proper low power off state (no LED)
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When you touch the nipple would you suggest gently caressing it or tweaking it with thumb and forefinger?
no thumb, just the pad of your index finger smoothly over the top
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Yes, digital cables don't have funny effects, they just go black-screen when they are pushed too far.
Finally got my monitor delivered yesterday and wow what a pleasure OLED is.
Did some tweaking last night and have settled on the following
Not sure why MrK thinks you shouldn't use HDR in windows. I have it turned on all the time on both this and previous HDR Monitors (last one was a Neo G9) and it looks great to me.
Did some tweaking last night and have settled on the following
- HDR1000
- Brightness 75
- Contrast 100
- Standard colour profile
- SDR slider in windows at 30
Not sure why MrK thinks you shouldn't use HDR in windows. I have it turned on all the time on both this and previous HDR Monitors (last one was a Neo G9) and it looks great to me.
It's too bright in windows imo plus if you have any static pixels then those will be more likely to burn in over time, this monitor doesn't have a pixel dimming safety feature
I echo this... my eyes practically melt if I turn HDR on for general use, it's quite straining.. also probably not good for the life of the monitor
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Ordered mine today 
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Is it sad that I not only know the game they are playing but also know the individual weapons they are using? :/
By the way, I discovered today (following on from a previous conversation) that HDR needs to be enabled in Windows AND Destiny 2 for it to work in the game.
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Has anyone returned their AW3423DW back to Dell (for no fault reasons)?
after trying it for a week,I'm thinking about returning it before 2 weeks return windows closes mainly for these 2 reasons:
1-it's just too large,the foot stand is huge and I'll need to buy a new desk (at least 80CM Depth) to be able to use it more comfortably and it's just not worth the hassle and extra cost.I don't want to buy/use a vesa mount.
2-I just don't like ultra wide form factor and the curve.
I thought I'll get used to it but no.it never feels natural.I hate having black borders around non-UW movies/games.and curve makes reading things un-natural.
otherwise it was a great monitor,I won't go as far as to say it was mind blowing and the best picture quality in the world though.
side by side next to a 7 years old Apple iMac display 4k,it's better but just slightly.also I have LG CX OLED TV and maybe that's another reason why I wasn't as impressed as first time OLED users.
now if only there was a nice flat 27-28" OLED..I'd have happily payed even £200 extra for it..
time to make final decision and search for the best 27" 1440p flat monitor I guess.
after trying it for a week,I'm thinking about returning it before 2 weeks return windows closes mainly for these 2 reasons:
1-it's just too large,the foot stand is huge and I'll need to buy a new desk (at least 80CM Depth) to be able to use it more comfortably and it's just not worth the hassle and extra cost.I don't want to buy/use a vesa mount.
2-I just don't like ultra wide form factor and the curve.
I thought I'll get used to it but no.it never feels natural.I hate having black borders around non-UW movies/games.and curve makes reading things un-natural.
otherwise it was a great monitor,I won't go as far as to say it was mind blowing and the best picture quality in the world though.
side by side next to a 7 years old Apple iMac display 4k,it's better but just slightly.also I have LG CX OLED TV and maybe that's another reason why I wasn't as impressed as first time OLED users.
now if only there was a nice flat 27-28" OLED..I'd have happily payed even £200 extra for it..
time to make final decision and search for the best 27" 1440p flat monitor I guess.
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not just the screen size..but the feet of this monitor are GIGANTIC.literally taking half the desk.they could have simply used a much smaller,lower profile foot design similar to Samsung's model.
but size aside,I can now officially state that I HATE ULTRA WIDE and CURVED screens.
I'll take flat 16:9 over uw any day.
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Dell customer service was excellent.no questions asked.free collection arranged.
One thing I really liked about this monitor is how super easy it was to disassemble and pack it back in the box.
I'm going for the MSI MAG274QRF-QD instead.
Until a 27-29" flat, 16:9 OLED comes to the market.
One thing I really liked about this monitor is how super easy it was to disassemble and pack it back in the box.
I'm going for the MSI MAG274QRF-QD instead.
Until a 27-29" flat, 16:9 OLED comes to the market.
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I spent the day messing with HDR on my old monitor and actually found it to be very good. I can't imagine how good the AW3423DW is.
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Pretty damned good! Even Grim who slated the monitor for months on end bought one and loves it!
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Until a 27-29" flat, 16:9 OLED comes to the market.
LG will supposedely be bringing 27" and 32" oled monitors to the market in 2023. 27" panels may already be in productiong
LG Display to start producing mid-size WOLED panels as demand for TVs declines | OLED Info
According to reports, LG Display will start producing mid-sized W-OLED panels, as it is concerned that demand for TV panels is on the decline.LGD will start producing 27-inch WOLED panels as early as by the end of October, targeting small TVs and gaming monitors. LGE will be LGD's first...
www.oled-info.com