Caporegime
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Wait, have you switched again?
Alienware announces the AW2725DF and AW3225QF (worlds first 4k 240hz and worlds first 1440p 360hz QD-OLED monitors - launches January 2024)
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Soldato
Ive still got the LG 45" OLED - im just waiting on a new desk coming thats l shaped so i can have the 4k on one leg and the ultrawide on the other depending on what i fancy but its kinda hard going back to the LG since the 4k one looks so much better.
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Just set up my AF2725 and it's very impressive. First OLED screen I've owned and the difference is amazing.
It's the most I have spent on one thing but at least I won't need a new one for a while
Now to replay a few games in HDR
It's the most I have spent on one thing but at least I won't need a new one for a while
Now to replay a few games in HDR
Soldato
Just emailed Dell regarding strange issue I've started to have with my 3225, last week or so I've noticed when I boot it up sometimes I have to shut it back down and restart it to get a picture on screen, otherwise it just sits with power LED on, screen black and buttons underneath not doing anything, and today it started flickering to black after finally showing a pic
I'm wondering if could be a fault of the new firmware?
I'm wondering if could be a fault of the new firmware?
Used my AW3225QF for over four hours this afternoon and when I shutdown the system and it went into standby the power button started flashing green.
Looked into it and found out this is the pixel refresher running. I interrupted it and it was showing panel health as yellow.
So then I manually ran the pixel refresher through the monitors OSD which took a few minutes and now my panel health is green again.
Apparently this is a common feature on OLEDs to prevent image retention.
Looked into it and found out this is the pixel refresher running. I interrupted it and it was showing panel health as yellow.
So then I manually ran the pixel refresher through the monitors OSD which took a few minutes and now my panel health is green again.
Apparently this is a common feature on OLEDs to prevent image retention.
Soldato
Yeah it prompts to run every 4 hours or runs automatically when you switch it off after 4 hours of use