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Is this the new 27" OLED king? Dell’s new 27″ QD-OLED gaming monitor, offering 2560 x 1440 resolution and the fastest current OLED refresh rate of 360Hz. Check it out here

https://tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/dell-alienware-aw2725df

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HOkay

Man you must be back to back with reviews at the moment! I bet that's both great, but also exhausting, don't forget to rest in between reviews!

Anonymous

Curious question, since every panel is slightly different from each other, how do you ensure that the ICC profile you set with your monitor will be the same for others as well? How does that work tbh? Is my assumption that every panel is different correct to begin with? Thanks

Anonymous

I know this monitor is not certified as G-SYNC compatible by NVIDIA but I can confirm that it does work over DisplayPort on my RTX 4080. However, there is noticeable flickering, especially with 10-bit HDR enabled that can be seen mostly on static dark grey loading screens where the framerate is highly variable on my AW2725DF which I received a week ago last Thursday. The issue seems less of an issue in the 8-bit default SDR mode though. So is this an issue with OLEDs in general or is it because the monitor is not certified? Can this issue be fixed in a future NVIDIA driver update? Is an uncertified monitor always listed as such or can it be certified and this reflected in future driver updates?

khanhncm

did you try hdmi 2.1 instead? Could it be less flikering with 10bit due to higher bandwidth? edit: nvm, the review state it a fake hdmi 2.1, it actually only hdmi 2.0. What a gotcha moment. I will be waiting for MSI 27 inch review, then.

GamerGG7267 .

If you don't mind me asking, when will the MSI MPG 321URX review come out?

Sean Ganley

I'm trying to confirm an issue I have with my Aw2725df. When set to SRGB mode and 2.2 gamma, the near blacks are raised. When i switch to 2.0 gamma they lower back to normal. Does your unit behave similarly, where 2.2 gamma has raised blacks compared to 2.0?

TFTCentral

Not that I recall but will try and have a look at some point soon when we can set the screen back up