I have HDR off for general desktop use and then enable 'HDR Peak 1000' when gaming. I also created a new HDR profile using the Windows calibration tool.
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World first QD-OLED monitor from Dell and Samsung (34 inch Ultrawide 175hz)
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I have HDR off for general desktop use and then enable 'HDR Peak 1000' when gaming. I also created a new HDR profile using the Windows calibration tool.
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Interesting that he'd still take the Alienware over the ROG.
With that curve, even worse text, no burn in warranty and price difference I’m not surprised
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With that curve, even worse text, no burn in warranty and price difference I’m not surprised
I think the AW3423DW/DWF monitors are going to be popular for quite some time to come.
I'm hoping LG come to the party with their new panels otherwise it'll be another runaway win for Samsung for people who care about burn-in.With that curve, even worse text, no burn in warranty and price difference I’m not surprised
With that curve, even worse text, no burn in warranty and price difference I’m not surprised
ROG tax, no one likes to pay ROG tax.
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Not really, its $500 extra and all your gaining really is 75hz
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Got mine today, at first it took some adjusting as I found the screen much dimmer than my old Z35P but after some tweaks with settings / HDR, it's a sensational monitor showing true colours on windows of which I simply have never experienced.
Very happy after a year of use (DW) and no sign of burn in. The recent firmware update fixed most of my issues I had with mine.
That 240Hz WOLED review almost certainly means I won't upgrade to the 39" WOLED UW afterall in Q1/Q2. I was given a Samsung G5 27" monitor with 1000R recently which sits on the build bench for testing or some light gaming. No way I'd buy a monitor with that much curve for more general use
That 240Hz WOLED review almost certainly means I won't upgrade to the 39" WOLED UW afterall in Q1/Q2. I was given a Samsung G5 27" monitor with 1000R recently which sits on the build bench for testing or some light gaming. No way I'd buy a monitor with that much curve for more general use
39GS95QE - 39" UltraGear™ OLED curved gaming monitor | WQHD 800R, 240Hz, 0.03ms (GtG), HDR400 True black
Was going to reply to your posts earlier but sounds like you're on top of it. Cyberpunk an obvious choice for HDR but Baldur's Gate 3 has impressive bright highlights and Avatar 3 at times can be almost uncomfortably bright when transitioning from dark to bright aeras.
Yea it took a bit of tweaking, but got it how I want it now. Thanks though.
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Alienware AW3423DWF ?
45" definitely bad which is why I skipped them but 39" would be OK for me as I've had some 2560 x 1080 monitors before on not much smaller panels. Old eyes too so I often have to use some magnification such 125% on OCUK forum to read text.
Yea
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Do any of you enable console mode?
Am convinced the colours are better.
Am convinced the colours are better.
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From what I know console mode in HDR enables you to use the source tone mapping option in the OSD so it uses whatever the game devs code in.
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