Alienware - AW3425DW

Check for PBP - Picture by Picture, as a feature. It allows you to connect multiple systems eg: work laptop and home pc and have both inputs displayed side by side with various sizes of your choosing eg 50:50, 70:30, 30:70 etc.The Dell Alienware ultrawides that I checked recently have it. I am using this feature on my AW3425DW.

I started off with a VA panel (AOC CU34G2X) then upgraded to an OLED Alienware 34" - yes the OLED is better in many ways but the VA panel was great and I didn't really notice too much smearing. I used it both for work and gaming. I'm actually using both 34 inch monitors right now and both are fine for everyday tasks and I play games on the OLED. The OLED though - man, it's like playing a different game.

I recently got the Alienware AW3425DW on sale for $680. I use it exclusively for gaming and it does the job very well. My only qualm is that it isn't as bright as id want it to be, but closing the curtains solves that issue. I wouldn't say that its an absolute game changer, but it fills your peripheral vision more which makes gaming more immersive. keep in mind that 1440p ultrawides are 3440x1440p vs regular 1440p monitors being 2560x1440p, so they are a bit more demanding to use. I have a 5070ti which is a little more powerful than your 4070ti, but it gets pretty high fps in most AAA games so in your case if you're fine with turning down a few settings you should be fine. If you really want to make sure, I would look up some benchmarks on youtube with your pc specs

Oh yes totally, got the aw3425dw and its a beast, couldn't be happier. Once you go ultrawide you never go back

Its up to you, but I was looking at this monitor a few months back and decided to get the aw3425dw instead, since its QD-OLED and has less of a curve which is my preference. Funny enough, I got it on sale for exactly $680. Check it out if you haven't already

AW3425DW is frequently on sale for $650-700. But go check it out in person before purchasing it to make sure you like it. Side note: ultrawides aren't the best for anime content consumption or console gaming as neither of them take advantage of the monitors 21:9 aspect ratio . If those are really the only two things you plan to do with it, get a 16:9 4k monitor instead.

I’m a bit biased because I went with that exact AW model, but I’ve been thrilled with the thing since I got it. Only got it recently, so as far as long-term reliability I can’t say, but thus far it’s been wonderful for gaming. I got it on sale, so I’m not sure how it stacks up at full price, however.

Oof. I got it for $680 USD on prime day sale.

I like that Alienware model. Just got it a couple weeks ago, and it’s kinda mind-blowing (first OLED and UW). Recommended.

Got the same monitor on sale a while back and I freaking love it. Highly recommend. 4080 super barely noticed the jump in resolution. It’s great.

Adding my voice to the Alienware love. Same monitor and am super happy with it, and for the same reasons. 👍

I used a 3440x1440 qd-oled monitor for years and it was a great experience, but when I upgraded my gpu to be able to push a 4k 240hz monitor I made the switch. It was an adjustment at first, but I can confidently say that I prefer the 32" 4k at this point. It actually takes up more of my field of vision and the added clarity is great

Switched from 4k to that exact monitor and it has been one of the best decisions I've made. Gaming has become more immersive than ever before.

I had the MSI 240Hz and sent it back. Instead I went for the Alienware 240Hz OLED. It’s cheaper and I didn’t need the KVM or 90w charging.

I have an ultrawide 34in Alienware oled. Only complaint is that it’s only 165hz. I think they just released a new version that’s 240h though. Some people say ultrawide is bad for fps games but I’ve never had an issue and had really good ranking in marvel rivals and a high kd in Warzone.

I don't know how your eyes manage it guys. I like my monitor between 20-30% brightness, that's plenty for me on an OLED. OK if you want HDR then you turn brightness up but HDR is still non existent, it's just not worth switching it on for gaming purposes. Oled panels look incredible in a dark room

I have alienware 34 inch 2025 ultrawide, as good as ultra wide is I am waiting for 4k tandem oled 27 inch in trueblack glossy. The ultrawide qd oled panels are just too dim and not keen on semi gloss (night time non issue) I have 2 TVs at home I play on more 65 inch oled/mini led and prefer 4k. I was considering 5k2k 34 inch when released next year but matt screen and the colours are weaker then qd oled or tandem woled