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Alienware AW2723DF 27-inch WQHD gaming LCD with a maximum refresh rate of 280Hz
Dell unveiled the 27-inch WQHD gaming liquid crystal display AW2723DF from Alienware with a maximum refresh rate of 280Hz.
With a high resolution of WQHD, it supports a high refresh rate of 240Hz native and 280Hz when overclocked. Furthermore, by using a high-speed IPS panel with a GtoG 1ms response time, you may play the game comfortably and without lag.
Display sync technology supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, as well as NVIDIA G-Sync and VESA AdaptiveSync. Furthermore, the high dynamic range complies with VESA DisplayHDR 600, allowing for dynamic and clear visual expression. Brightness 600cd/m2, color gamut 100% sRGB, DCI-P3 95%, contrast ratio 1,000:1, maximum display color 1.07 billion, viewing angle horizontal/vertical 178°, interface HDMI x 2, 1 x DisplayPort 1.4, 1 x USB 3.2 downstream (battery charging 1.2), 3 x USB 3.2 downstream, 1 x USB 3.2 upstream, 1 x headphone, 1 x audio line out, and so on are the main specifications. The stand has a tilt range of -5 to 21 degrees, a swivel range of 40 degrees, a pivot range of 180 degrees, and a height range of 110mm. The pitch of the VESA mounter is 100 x 100 mm. The dimensions of the body are 606.6 mm broad, 268.02 mm deep, and 406.25 to 516.25 mm high.
Pricing is settling somewhere north of 900 USD/EUR.
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#6049346 Posted on: 09/09/2022 11:23 PM
FALD or edge lit?
FALD or edge lit?
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#6049638 Posted on: 09/11/2022 12:39 PM
It says in the article that the monitor is WQHD but it's not. It's QHD (2560x1440).
Other than that, it's a nice monitor but not for 900€.
It says in the article that the monitor is WQHD but it's not. It's QHD (2560x1440).
Other than that, it's a nice monitor but not for 900€.
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#6049802 Posted on: 09/12/2022 10:39 AM
QHD/WQHD are used interchangeably for 2560x1440 by the majority of display makers and other sources, unfortunately some use WQHD to refer to something else. A more accurate name, and avoiding any confusion, for 3440x1440 would be UWQHD, since we refer to normal 16:9 as Widescreen already, and any wider then that should fittingly be called Ultra Wide.
It says in the article that the monitor is WQHD but it's not. It's QHD (2560x1440).
QHD/WQHD are used interchangeably for 2560x1440 by the majority of display makers and other sources, unfortunately some use WQHD to refer to something else. A more accurate name, and avoiding any confusion, for 3440x1440 would be UWQHD, since we refer to normal 16:9 as Widescreen already, and any wider then that should fittingly be called Ultra Wide.
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I like how 1440p 240+hz is becoming more and more available but 900eur is way too much.
1440p 170hz ips cost me 350eur last year.