The Alienware AW3425DW is a 240Hz QD-OLED ultrawide gaming monitor that undercuts the competition. However, it has text fringing problems, and has dropped some features compared to the competition.

The Alienware AW3425DW is a QD-OLED dream for competitive gamers, content creators, and anyone who demands visual excellence. A good gaming monitor is a key part of any high-quality gaming setup.

Up front disclosure: I'm a sucker for 34-inch ultrawide monitors, I reckon they're still the sweetspot for sensible-money gaming. With that in mind, you'd think Alienware's newly updated 34-inch ...

Alienware has come up with the new AW3425DW, a follow up to its popular AW3423DW which debuted back in 2023. The latest 34-inch ultrawide gaming monitor is built around Samsung’s second-generation ...

Alienware unveiled a widescreen 34-inch QD-OLED monitor a few years ago and it was hit from the get-go thanks to the HDR brightness, OLED color accuracy and smooth 175Hz refresh rate. Now, the company ...

We saw some exciting tech at CES this week, including new monitors leveraging NVIDIA's G-SYNC Pulsar technology. Now it's a waiting game to see when they'll actually be available to purchase. In the ...

Could you use a new gaming monitor? How about a new laptop or desktop PC with gaming chops? If you're in the market for any of those, now is your chance to abduct big savings on several Alienware and ...

Getting an OLED gaming monitor with premium features doesn’t have to break the bank—especially when a high-quality option is available at an unbeatable price. If you’ve been waiting for the perfect ...

To start off the new year, Dell dropped the price of one of its best gaming monitors to the lowest price ever, even lower than the deals we saw during Black Friday or Cyber Monday. Right now you can ...

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Gaming monitors are a funny thing because they're one of those luxuries that are highly underestimated until they're invested in. Many gamers are likely right to assume that performance depends almost ...