This Alienware Ultrawide QD-OLED display is my personal favorite gaming monitor, and it’s up to 24% off in this early Black Friday deal

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This Alienware Ultrawide QD-OLED display is my personal favorite gaming monitor, and it’s up to 24% off in this early ****** Friday deal

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It might still be more than a month until ****** Friday, but there are already some great discounts cropping up on all sorts of PC gaming hardware. If you’re ready to take your immersion up a notch, you’ve come at the perfect time, as I’ve just spotted the Alienware AW3423DWF QD-OLED gaming monitor available for

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. If you’re in the ***, it’s also on ***** for

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, a slightly smaller discount, but still a solid 20% off the retail price.

Among many QD-OLED and OLED gaming monitors, the AW3423DWF is regarded as one of the best available (despite its ridiculous name), especially as a more sensibly-priced alternative to Alienware’s own AW3423DW model. It maintains two different HDR modes, one of which is DisplayHDR TrueBlack 400, while the other HDR Peak 1000, focuses on providing 1000 nits of peak brightness.

I use this monitor myself at home for both work and gaming, and it’s served me well ever since I got it. In the realm of ultrawide gaming monitors, it doesn’t get much better than this, and it’s a one-way ticket to elevating your gaming experience.

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The one aspect that makes this monitor my personal favorite is simply its phenomenal contrast – the whole topic of OLED deep ****** levels may seem blown out of proportion for some users, but this is a monitor that will single-handedly upgrade your gaming setup. The infinite contrast ratio paired with its wide ****** gamut thanks to the Quantum Dot display is the stuff of dreams for any PC gamer – and it also utilizes a 99.3% DCI-P3 ****** coverage, ensuring every ****** on screen is showcased with fantastic accuracy.

I’ve had some intense gaming sessions in Call of Duty lobbies, and it improves my performance (well, until I get overwhelmed by better players) thanks to the 0.01ms response time and variable refresh rate. While these specs can be found in other monitors, it mustn’t be understated how crucial these factors are in making this a top-quality display.

We’ve previously tested the Alienware AW3423DW QD-OLED model, and it’s clear to see the visual spectacle that Dell has manufactured. It has a 175Hz refresh rate compared to the DWF’s 165Hz, while also using G-Sync Ultimate instead of FreeSync Premium Pro – frankly, the two monitors are hardly that different when it comes to picture quality, but the DWF’s price tag is an absolute steal right now.

It’s important to note that if you plan to use this monitor with your Xbox or PlayStation console, you’ll have to settle with the 16:9 aspect ratio since this is a 21:9 monitor – the positive news here, though, is that it does have a ‘Console Mode’ that isn’t available on the DW model, allowing 4K 60Hz signals to be sent from the

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and Sony systems.

If snapping up an ultrawide display isn’t at the top of your priority list, you can check out our ranking of the best gaming monitors – and of course, it may also be worth keeping in mind your GPU’s performance capabilities before taking advantage of this deal.

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