34 Curved QD-OLED Gaming Monitor - AW3423DWF

I didn’t even have to try. My Alienware QD-OLED burned in quite noticeably after only 10 months.

Assuming HGIG, the only "safe" suggestion is to calibrate to the clip point that's shown in a calibration screen. This will use the full range of whatever HDR mode your screen is designed for. Any other adjustments to maximize effective brightness or w/e are going to be panel specific, and are essen

I’ve had the AW3423DWF for about 3.5 years i think over that time I’ve put ~2000 hours into a game with static ui elements and it’s got some noticeable burn in when showing greys I did the standard panel maintenance every time I turn off the monitor for more than 10 minutes, and the panel refresh on

Tell that to the AW3423DWF I returned before going back to a standard resolution.

Hmm, a little bit worried about the glossiness as well. I’ve got a AW3423DWF and I picked up the Quntis Pro+ to fit a 34” and because it is said to be really good with reflections on a glossy screen. I’m hoping I don’t have that issue. Will let you know.

Yeah, Dell Support is some kind of the joke. They only send refurbished hardware. I got my Dell AW3423DWF burned in. First replacement also had burn ins!!! Second replacement and it looks fine. Another issue: AW920K keyboard, one month old. Battery charge lvl incorrectly reported. They will replace

The panels found on macbooks are essentially complete and utter garbage, they have response times of over 50ms, making them by far the most blurry mess in motion you'll see, moving the mouse will leave a trail, that's how bad it is. It's a real throwback to the 1st gen LCD's with horrible ghosting.