Alienware Ultrawide: 100HZ G-Sync

[zaesho]

Heres the link to the article if anyone needs it. http://www.anandtech.com/show/11787/alienware-announces-aw3418dw-and-aw3418hw-ultrawide-curved-displays

 

These monitors come in two varieties the AW3418DW (what seems to be the flagship) comes in at an MSRP of $1499 (insane price) although comes with its own unique bells and whistles, the 34" IPS panel features 3440x1440 pixels and 99% of SRGB and can reach 120Hz when overclocked, featuring its own RGB lighting and G-Sync, this is a beast of a panel. It's brother down the line the AW3418HW is 34" 2560x1080 and does not specify an IPS rating, it still has G-Sync and it can be overclocked to 160Hz! And for $1199 that is the other one in the lineup. 

Edited August 31, 2017 by wkdpaul
fixed for night theme

[dizmo]

Eh...overpriced.

 

If you're going to make news articles, you could at least include pictures

[zaesho]

Just now, dizmo said:

Eh...overpriced.

tbh it is, just wanted to put it up on the forums.

[SansVarnic]

17 minutes ago, Virtual_Gian said:

Heres the link to the article if anyone needs it. http://www.anandtech.com/show/11787/alienware-announces-aw3418dw-and-aw3418hw-ultrawide-curved-displays

 

These monitors come in two varieties the AW3418DW (what seems to be the flagship) comes in at an MSRP of $1499 (insane price) although comes with its own unique bells and whistles, the 34" IPS panel features 3440x1440 pixels and 99% of SRGB and can reach 120Hz when overclocked, featuring its own RGB lighting and G-Sync, this is a beast of a panel. It's brother down the line the AW3418HW is 34" 2560x1080 and does not specify an IPS rating, it still has G-Sync and it can be overclocked to 160Hz! And for $1199 that is the other one in the lineup. 

OP FYI mods will lock or move your post if you dont follow the posting guidelines. Here is the link for you to read up on it to bring your post to speed.

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Your post is interesting though. I like Ultrawides so this strikes my interest.

[WkdPaul]

As mentioned above, the thread doesn't meet the posting guidelines and was moved out of the Tech News section.

[zaesho]

23 hours ago, SansVarnic said:

OP FYI mods will lock or move your post if you dont follow the posting guidelines. Here is the link for you to read up on it to bring your post to speed.

See below;

 

Your post is interesting though. I like Ultrawides so this strikes my interest.

so this was a duplicate thread? im sorry i had searched a bit for a thread matching what i was posting and i didnt find one. Thanks for informing me tho.

[SansVarnic]

5 minutes ago, Virtual_Gian said:

so this was a duplicate thread? im sorry i had searched a bit for a thread matching what i was posting and i didnt find one. Thanks for informing me tho.

No, your post is not a duplicate. Your post doesnt meet the format required to post in the news section.

2 things you need to do;

-> You have to quote using a quote box (otherwise it is considered plagiarism) 

-> You need to include your thoughts on the subject.

 

Read the page I linked for you and you will understand.

Take a look at other news posts and you will see a consistency of how this is done. I strongly suggest doing this.

Edited September 1, 2017 by SansVarnic

[Bl00dgod]

On 31.8.2017 at 1:55 AM, Virtual_Gian said:

Heres the link to the article if anyone needs it. http://www.anandtech.com/show/11787/alienware-announces-aw3418dw-and-aw3418hw-ultrawide-curved-displays

 

These monitors come in two varieties the AW3418DW (what seems to be the flagship) comes in at an MSRP of $1499 (insane price) although comes with its own unique bells and whistles, the 34" IPS panel features 3440x1440 pixels and 99% of SRGB and can reach 120Hz when overclocked, featuring its own RGB lighting and G-Sync, this is a beast of a panel. It's brother down the line the AW3418HW is 34" 2560x1080 and does not specify an IPS rating, it still has G-Sync and it can be overclocked to 160Hz! And for $1199 that is the other one in the lineup. 

Dell got a 10-15% sale on many items, even new hardware like those displays 2 weeks ago, it might still work ( ask their support ) 

its actually a great display, and depending on country its not that expensive  got mine AW3418DW for 1,2 grand and love it