Deal | Alienware AW3225QF 4K OLED gaming monitor with 240Hz and 1,000 nits falls to record-low price 王林 Release： 2024-08-08 13:03:00 Original 301 people have browsed it

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Aside from a new CPU or GPU, upgrading to a 4K OLED monitor is probably the most obvious way to noticeably improve one's gaming experience. Therefore, an ongoing deal for the AlienwareAW3225QF is probably worth a look for gamers who are in the market for a new 32-inch gaming monitor.

This specific 4K gaming monitor deal is available at Alienware's parent company Dell, which is now selling theAW3225QF for just $999 instead of the usual list price of $1,199. The resulting savings of $200 result in a record-low price, although students and customers who sign up for Dell's newsletter might be able to save an additional 10% on the OLED gaming monitor.

Either way, gamers can look forward to one of the best 4K monitors on the market as the QD-OLED panel of the Alienware AW3225QF sports perfect black levels and a practically infinite contrast ratio as mentioned in Rtings' review. Like most gaming monitors, the 32-inch screen also has a low input lag of just 2.9 ms at 4K and the maximum refresh rate of 240Hz. Additionally, the reviewers praised the perfect black uniformity, but also noted that the G-Sync-compatible Alienware monitor has some flickering issues with VRR.

Last but not least, owners of anyOLED gaming monitor should be aware that burn-in is still a possibility when the same game with static elements is played for hundreds or even thousands of hours. Nevertheless, the 32-inch Alienware AW3225QF offers a pristine picture quality and is well-suited for HDR gamers and others who are looking for an immersive 4K gaming monitor.

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