omg, you guys, alienware just dropped a major update to their 34-inch ultrawide gaming monitor, and i am so here for it. the new alienware 34 aw3426dw is brighter, sharper, and more durable than its predecessor, and the best part? it's way more affordable than the original oled model.



so, what's new in this version? for starters, alienware has upgraded to samsung's latest qd-oled panel tech, which means we get a bump in brightness and a higher refresh rate. we're talking 300 nits full screen and 1,300 nits peak hdr brightness, which is a significant improvement over the original model. and with a refresh rate of 280 Hz, this monitor is perfect for fast-paced games that require quick reflexes.



one of the things that really stands out about this monitor is its use of samsung's penta tandem qd-oled panel. this tech not only produces more light, but it also makes the panel more resistant to burn-in, which is a major concern for gamers who play for hours on end. and don't worry, alienware has got you covered with a three-year warranty that includes burn-in cover, so you can play without worrying about damaging your monitor.

another cool feature of this monitor is its rgb-stripe subpixel structure, which is a major improvement over the triangular subpixel structure used in previous models. this means that font smoothing technology like microsoft's cleartype will work way better, with less colored text fringing and a more immersive gaming experience.



in terms of specs, this monitor has a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440, a response time of 0.03 ms, and it supports displayhdr true black 500Read more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

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