Upcoming Alienware gaming monitor uses Samsung's best QD-Display tech

SGS evaluated Samsung’s QD-Display technology at Platinum level, which is the highest rating. Samsung’s QD-Display technology was awarded the Pro Gaming Verified certificate in a handful of areas, including reflectance, refresh rate, viewing angle, light leakage, and color.

According to tests, Samsung’s top-tier panels can achieve a fast 0.1ms response time (gray to gray), and 0.01ms response time (black to white). Combined with 144Hz refresh rate capabilities for TVs and 175Hz capabilities for monitors, Samsung’s QD-Displays raise the bar fairly high.

As for the Eye Care Display certification, it represents that Samsung’s QD-Display technology emits less harmful blue light than alternative 31.5-inch gaming monitor displays.

Samsung-powered Alienware gaming monitor is just around the corner

SGS appears to have certified Samsung’s QD-Display tech and issued the Eye Care Display and Pro Gaming Verified certificates in anticipation of Dell’s imminent unveiling.

Dell Technologies is about to release its curved 34-inch Alienware QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (AW3423DW) in the United States, and you’ve guessed it. It uses a 175Hz QD-OLED panel from Samsung.

The Alienware monitor will be available in the USA starting March 9. It has a 1800R curvature and features a ‘Creator Mode’ that lets content creators to freely specify the DCI-P3 and sRGB color gamuts.

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