I think the reason why is has bigger black bars on the side, is because it has some sort of pixel shift, to combat burn-in. So the panel has slightly more pixels than it is actually displaying.
This, my LG C2 does the same thing. The first thing I noticed was that the black bezels weren't uniform, then the next day I noticed the opposite sides were larger.
The 12 bit are color depth of how far the range of color it can go for each pixel. 12 Bit offers [4096] shades each of [Red, Green, Blue] for a total of over [68 billion colors]. 10 Bit offers [1024] shades of each of [Red, Green, Blue] for a total of over [1 billion colors]. 8 Bit offers [256] shades of each of [Red, Green, Blue] for a total of over [16.7 million colors]. For example 12 Bit is 4096, 4096(Red) x 4096(Green) x 4096 (Blue) = 68.7 billion colors. A 36-Bit color depth also means 12-Bit color because the 36 refers to each pixel, not the subpixel. The higher the bits increases the more range of color is available and would make it, look more smoothly/naturally while lower bits are more blurrier low quality of color range. Just like with resolution the lower res are blocky and blurry as you increase to set higher resolution the image quality increases and becomes more crisp. Then you have Dolby Vision which to create the best HDR possible to have quality and smoothness of the combination of both color depth & resolution.
I don’t know how rich dude you’re but 3 year even sounds extreme. You need to watch Linus Tech Tips Intel Extreme Upgrade series for his staff and they’re running PCs and monitor over decades old. What they show you on everyday reviews is totally opposite to what people actually use throughout the year.
@@iWasimAbbas ikr I had mine for like 6+years. Only reason I'm even getting new monitor is coz I'm building a brand new PC so want a monitor for the new 4090. Like unless there some insane good montior upgrade that benefit you a lot there no reasons to constantly upgrade them.
I’m pretty sure there is a 3 year warranty that covers for things like oled burn ins so it should be fine keeping the monitor for a good amount of time
I don't understand this sentiment "if you're spending 1300 on a monitor you're not gonna keep it for more than 5 years" I feel like the average user wants to buy something they can keep for life. Even if they eventually end up upgrading they'd probably keep it as a secondary or something right? Or am i just tripping balls
not tripping balls.. i've ordered one and i plan on keeping it as many years as i can. I see this as "endgame" technology not that it will be but when it's competitors all launch i can't see much improving on it for a long time other than the 4k options wich is fine if you have a powerhouse of a pc! I have a 3080ti i don't wish to upgrade for a while so i see no point in 4k compared to this.
I think the point is its at a price bracket where the majority of buyers are affluent and/or enthusiasts -> both of which increase the probability of upgrading when the next best thing comes around.
The monitor looks really good. I just got the LG32GQ950 and so far it's my favorite 4k 32 inch monitor, It feels like a premium display and the colors are fantastic.
I think the price of this monitor is indicative of what's to come. Samsung is switching to QDOLED only going forward for TV's, so I can see the price of these panels coming down so fast that LED monitors and TV's become obsolete really fast. Let's face it, these companies need this, the monitor and TV markets have been stale for a long time and they need to get sales up. We've got to a point where the cost to produce LED technology that competes with OLED keeps going up while OLED costs are going down. Mini LED costs twice as much as this monitor. It's time to retire LCD TV's, they had a good run. now shhh it's time to sleep.
Love the videos man! I wish I could have splurged for this masterpiece but I did end up ordering a LG 34GP83A-B thanks to your videos on it. Can't wait for it to arrive. I'm hoping in a year or 2 everyone will be making more affordable OLED panels.
Its a 12bit panel.......which is very very rare because realistically most people cannot see the difference between 10 and 12 bit, however going lower you will see color banding. 12bit panels are usually reserved for Color accurate Professional Panels like say the ProArt line from Asus or Dells really high end lines before, above the ultrasharp range. Just for reference the older version of this monitor is an 8bit/120htz/4:2:2 sub chroma at the same resolution this is a 12bit/175htz/4:4:4 sub Chroma Panel, I am going to take a guess and say that we are finally seeing better visuals at higher resolutions due to the overall bandwidth of the cable standards going up to the point we are not oversaturating the full bandwidth of the cable standard. This is a hell of an upgrade.
Been waiting for you to get this one in the lab! Excited for your review. I would check out TFT Central’s review, Hardware Unboxed’s review, and the ultra wide subreddit (as there are lot of users who have this monitor and have reported a lot of its issues) as you think of any aspects of the monitor that haven’t been reported on (and/or to compare notes).
4:11 that bubble wrap is causing mini scratches on shipping... why would they not place the bubble wrap on the outside of the styrofoam protector? Can't believe they've not updated the packaging.
I just ordered one of these for £724 here in the UK! the price being that low was just too difficult to turn down. the issues i might run into are desk space wich is solvable by a vesa mount and i'm not a fan of white like i really dislike white but given the price,specs and just how amazing this looks i can learn to live with it. I'm changing the casing on my gmmk pro to pink so who knows maybe a bit of different colour to my set up will work well next to the white feet of the stand. I have an LG gl850-b it's been a great monitor to me it's 1440p 144hz and 27inch but i have a feeling when i first use the QD OLED panel i'll be blown away i think the big thing that sold me on it was the size being 34 inch i don't want anything super huge but i now want bigger than 27inch, The contrast and response times are insane and the fact it's not going to have backlight glow/bleed is amazing even though i've not had a big issue with that on my LG.
Amazing monitor really high end!! Oled is fantastic base is like Cameroon Diaz's legs!!! But for me its one month salary lol to buy it... anyway excellent review keep going!! And check pls lg c2 ...thank u
I just bought the LG 34GP950-B on eBay for under $720 and it also has 12-bit Color when the refresh rate is 120Hz or less, 10-bit for 144Hz, and only 8-bit for Overclock using DisplayPort.
Too bad that awsome back is hidden. Is the screen refresh rate irritating in normal use? Can't wait to see the mini-led monitors coming out. Nice review.
I ordered one of these and should arrive tomorrow. But now I'm worried you're saying it'll only last a year? That's a bummer. That's like $100 a month to rent a monitor.
It comes with a 3 year warranty for burn in and on average people keep the same monitor for 5 years, no one replaces one after a year unless it's a cheap one ..
Nice review! But be aware, just got mine, and just like many other...I had permanent marks in the corners after the bubblewrap from the packaging. Had to wait untill 25 oct for a new monitor... :(
You are paying a big premium for the brand and aspect ratio. I see 16x9 4k monitors up to 42" around the same price. I belive both LG and ASUS both have a 4k OLED panel around this price.
Kind of a late comment but I need someone to pick for me. I do not know if I should purchase this AW monitor or the neo g8/g7. I currently have a 24 inch benq 1080p 240hz monitor and was looking at upgrading to a 4k monitor since I recently got a 3080ti and want to utilize it. I care more about picture quality at the moment but I do not know how this oled screen compares to a proper 4k display. Lastly, I have never had a ultrawide or any monitor bigger than 27 so not sure how these would look. Thanks to anyone who responds.
Asus ROG PG42UQ is Best for content consumption - If you aren’t into competitive gaming & Content creating like photo editing , you will have a great experience playing games & watching movies in it ! That 42” OLED is simply outstanding for that part , but it can’t be used as a primary single monitor because static images on OLED cause burning so it’s only good if you use it for content consumption
Hello I have a question about this monitor, I’m getting it for Christmas this year and I would like to know if he has a port for the keyboard and mouse or so I need to buy the PC separate?
HDTVtest show 175hz 8 bit and 144hz 10 bit side by side and he say best go for 175hz 8 bit because you dont see difference 8 vs 10bit I have my also on 175hz
I know on the LG the backside lights can interact with what you're doing on screen. Like the accent lighting could complement the movie your watching or game you're playing. Does this monitor do the same or have any kind of light syncing to the screen? Also I've heard when the lights are on the blacks are more like gray is that true?
Yes blacks appear more gray in high lighted environments. It's perfectly fine is dimmer environments. Are you talking about the Dimming zones in the LG IPS models? Th alienware monitor doesn't have them and doesn't need dimming zones.
@@ravenwda007 hello no I was referring to the back of the monitor where it has the RGB lights and I know on some LG monitors that RGB lights correspond to what's happening on screen. So I was just wondering if the Alienware monitor does the same.
I have just returned mine today. The panel itself is great but the fans are really annoying in a quite room. I used this monitor for gaming and also for work. After one week of use I was really tired to hear the fans all day long when working. For me a monitor must be silent.
If you're looking to max out this monitor at this resolution, you likely have a 20xx / 30xx series GPU. I'm sure noise isn't an issue considering those cards put out some noise staying cool. I've got a 3080 Ti and it puts out more noise than this monitor.
@@peaceinthemiddleeast I play competitive titles and don't have any issue, more screen real estate gives you more of an advantage! You should see some of my friends play on 4K 42" panels 😂
@@b1gd312 I guess it depends on the distance you are sitting - If you ever have to move your head around to see stuff, then you are at a disadvantage, there is a reason most pros use 24-27, you should be able to see everything with your eyes only, without needing to move head around. But you are right it's a personal prefence. I just feel like this monitor is awesome and i don't want to wait any longer lol - I think i'll pull the trigger and purchase it soon.
Just got this monitor, so disappointed with it. WHy does no one mention the inconsistent but constant flickering when in use throughout the day? Why does no one mention that it's a nightmare to change between inputs (takes ages to switch between DP and HDMI). It's going back, screen is great but im all about ease and convenience and cannot be bothered switching between SDR and HDR everytime i open up a game.
Watching this from my Alienware 38 inch display thinking: I don't have perfect black however 4 more inches and never have to worries about burning pixels and a glossy reflecting screen...
@@firstclaims30 I live in 2022. An asshole is an asshole, and they live and travel everywhere. I do not live in a gated community though if that's what you're asking. I hate that my Rock Band 2 set was plastered with its image on the box, though. It shipped to my school and I checked it as an item on my flight home for the summer, covered in yellow garbage bags. That was easy enough for an employee to go "Hmm, what's this?" and tear off the baggage to see the pictures item. I never saw my RB2 again. An asshole is an asshole.
@@MuffinMcFluffin well what I do is sign up for fedex and ups online accounts and then set a preferred location for the package to be dropped of. So with mines, all packages are left in the back deck. But you can choose a few different areas that might be better for you.
If you’re only using it on a pc with a card good enough to to drive it to its full potential, why would you need an hdmi 2.1 port? You certainly don’t buy this for console gaming.
@@Jeavesingly have pc 5950x dark hero asus rog 3080 ti oc watercooled 32 gb gskill trident 3600mhz c16 corsair 850 psu and ps5 lookink for sansung ark now
There’s issue with monitor due to the dell alienware forum something to do software updates and other things. Be careful as Alienware has been putting out a few bad items… check out the Alienware desktop forum before buying. Good Luck.
I think the reason why is has bigger black bars on the side, is because it has some sort of pixel shift, to combat burn-in. So the panel has slightly more pixels than it is actually displaying.
This, my LG C2 does the same thing. The first thing I noticed was that the black bezels weren't uniform, then the next day I noticed the opposite sides were larger.
The 12 bit are color depth of how far the range of color it can go for each pixel.
12 Bit offers [4096] shades each of [Red, Green, Blue] for a total of over [68 billion colors].
10 Bit offers [1024] shades of each of [Red, Green, Blue] for a total of over [1 billion colors].
8 Bit offers [256] shades of each of [Red, Green, Blue] for a total of over [16.7 million colors].
For example 12 Bit is 4096, 4096(Red) x 4096(Green) x 4096 (Blue) = 68.7 billion colors.
A 36-Bit color depth also means 12-Bit color because the 36 refers to each pixel, not the subpixel.
The higher the bits increases the more range of color is available and would make it,
look more smoothly/naturally while lower bits are more blurrier low quality of color range.
Just like with resolution the lower res are blocky and blurry as you increase to set higher resolution the image quality increases and becomes more crisp.
Then you have Dolby Vision which to create the best HDR possible to have quality and smoothness of the combination of both color depth & resolution.
I think he is more asking why is it there when you select it and it just remives it
@@velez910 The reason ist the bandwith limitation of the ports.
I don't understand his argument of not keeping for long term if you having to pay $1300. Who upgrade their monitor every year??
I explain this more in the review, coming tomorrow! It is actually fairly common to upgrade monitors every 1 to 3 years.
I don’t know how rich dude you’re but 3 year even sounds extreme. You need to watch Linus Tech Tips Intel Extreme Upgrade series for his staff and they’re running PCs and monitor over decades old. What they show you on everyday reviews is totally opposite to what people actually use throughout the year.
Thumbs down for being consumerist.
@@iWasimAbbas ikr I had mine for like 6+years. Only reason I'm even getting new monitor is coz I'm building a brand new PC so want a monitor for the new 4090. Like unless there some insane good montior upgrade that benefit you a lot there no reasons to constantly upgrade them.
I’m pretty sure there is a 3 year warranty that covers for things like oled burn ins so it should be fine keeping the monitor for a good amount of time
I don't understand this sentiment "if you're spending 1300 on a monitor you're not gonna keep it for more than 5 years"
I feel like the average user wants to buy something they can keep for life. Even if they eventually end up upgrading they'd probably keep it as a secondary or something right? Or am i just tripping balls
That comment made me do a double take. I''m definitly keeping this monitor for 5+ years if I bought one. Weird take. You're not tripping balls lol.
not tripping balls.. i've ordered one and i plan on keeping it as many years as i can. I see this as "endgame" technology not that it will be but when it's competitors all launch i can't see much improving on it for a long time other than the 4k options wich is fine if you have a powerhouse of a pc! I have a 3080ti i don't wish to upgrade for a while so i see no point in 4k compared to this.
I think the point is its at a price bracket where the majority of buyers are affluent and/or enthusiasts -> both of which increase the probability of upgrading when the next best thing comes around.
The monitor looks really good. I just got the LG32GQ950 and so far it's my favorite 4k 32 inch monitor, It feels like a premium display and the colors are fantastic.
I think the price of this monitor is indicative of what's to come. Samsung is switching to QDOLED only going forward for TV's, so I can see the price of these panels coming down so fast that LED monitors and TV's become obsolete really fast. Let's face it, these companies need this, the monitor and TV markets have been stale for a long time and they need to get sales up.
We've got to a point where the cost to produce LED technology that competes with OLED keeps going up while OLED costs are going down. Mini LED costs twice as much as this monitor. It's time to retire LCD TV's, they had a good run. now shhh it's time to sleep.
OLED to LCD is like SSD to HDD. There are some issues, but there is no return ;) Currently I can't afford this AW3423DW so i got Innocn 40C1R for now.
Great choice! I’m currently using the innocn on my sim racing rig, awesome monitor for the price!
@@TypeCTechReviews To get 12 bit you need to put the monitors refresh rate on 120hz.
Love the videos man! I wish I could have splurged for this masterpiece but I did end up ordering a LG 34GP83A-B thanks to your videos on it. Can't wait for it to arrive. I'm hoping in a year or 2 everyone will be making more affordable OLED panels.
I just ordered the lg gn850-b which is essentially the same monitor on amazon for $700. im super excited, enjoy your monitor!
@@nolankurpius Niceeeee. You too!
The 12-Bit is Dolby Vision
Its a 12bit panel.......which is very very rare because realistically most people cannot see the difference between 10 and 12 bit, however going lower you will see color banding. 12bit panels are usually reserved for Color accurate Professional Panels like say the ProArt line from Asus or Dells really high end lines before, above the ultrasharp range. Just for reference the older version of this monitor is an 8bit/120htz/4:2:2 sub chroma at the same resolution this is a 12bit/175htz/4:4:4 sub Chroma Panel, I am going to take a guess and say that we are finally seeing better visuals at higher resolutions due to the overall bandwidth of the cable standards going up to the point we are not oversaturating the full bandwidth of the cable standard. This is a hell of an upgrade.
Been waiting for you to get this one in the lab! Excited for your review. I would check out TFT Central’s review, Hardware Unboxed’s review, and the ultra wide subreddit (as there are lot of users who have this monitor and have reported a lot of its issues) as you think of any aspects of the monitor that haven’t been reported on (and/or to compare notes).
4:11 that bubble wrap is causing mini scratches on shipping... why would they not place the bubble wrap on the outside of the styrofoam protector? Can't believe they've not updated the packaging.
Subscribed. Great quality pretty nice review and you excitement comes thru. Glad I found this.
Why the hell you have only 14k subs? You deserve more bro
Thank you!
I just ordered one of these for £724 here in the UK! the price being that low was just too difficult to turn down. the issues i might run into are desk space wich is solvable by a vesa mount and i'm not a fan of white like i really dislike white but given the price,specs and just how amazing this looks i can learn to live with it. I'm changing the casing on my gmmk pro to pink so who knows maybe a bit of different colour to my set up will work well next to the white feet of the stand. I have an LG gl850-b it's been a great monitor to me it's 1440p 144hz and 27inch but i have a feeling when i first use the QD OLED panel i'll be blown away i think the big thing that sold me on it was the size being 34 inch i don't want anything super huge but i now want bigger than 27inch, The contrast and response times are insane and the fact it's not going to have backlight glow/bleed is amazing even though i've not had a big issue with that on my LG.
Where did you get it? I can see 930£
Great stuff just bought it with 175 hz. Great review.thx.
. . . . thank you, AWESOME unboxing vid!!! thank you!
I bought it, if only it would get here faster and not 2 1/2 months. If it looks as good as my LG C1, I’m satisfied.
I can get it within 2 days 🤡🤡🤡 with Amazon
Amazing monitor really high end!! Oled is fantastic base is like Cameroon Diaz's legs!!! But for me its one month salary lol to buy it... anyway excellent review keep going!! And check pls lg c2 ...thank u
I just bought the LG 34GP950-B on eBay for under $720 and it also has 12-bit Color when the refresh rate is 120Hz or less, 10-bit for 144Hz, and only 8-bit for Overclock using DisplayPort.
That isn't OLED so its night and day difference. After OLED phone + OLED LG 77 C1, I can't stand LED gray blacks anymore. I must get OLED monitor too.
I hate elongated screens . I like taller screens. Elonged makes it seem smaller
Hi nice review I was just wondering what type of computer are you using ?
Too bad that awsome back is hidden. Is the screen refresh rate irritating in normal use? Can't wait to see the mini-led monitors coming out. Nice review.
8 bit with dithering is no different to 10 bit, take the extra frames.
I ordered one of these and should arrive tomorrow. But now I'm worried you're saying it'll only last a year? That's a bummer. That's like $100 a month to rent a monitor.
It comes with a 3 year warranty for burn in and on average people keep the same monitor for 5 years, no one replaces one after a year unless it's a cheap one ..
Nice review! But be aware, just got mine, and just like many other...I had permanent marks in the corners after the bubblewrap from the packaging.
Had to wait untill 25 oct for a new monitor... :(
Like dead pixels or outside the screen ?
@@firstclaims30 on the display (outside) No dead pixels, but frustrating permanent marks that are visible in sunlight
@@firstclaims30 The coating
Really good video but Can you review the alianwear 25 inch monitor thank you
You are paying a big premium for the brand and aspect ratio. I see 16x9 4k monitors up to 42" around the same price. I belive both LG and ASUS both have a 4k OLED panel around this price.
I'd buy it for a decade, what do you mean a year? 😅😂
Can you change the LED color on the back side?
Yea
What was the production date and what was the shipped firmware for this monitor?
How do you fix the ratio of the scene? I don't have a CPU, I use my laptop and ps5. But it's always cut short
Kind of a late comment but I need someone to pick for me. I do not know if I should purchase this AW monitor or the neo g8/g7. I currently have a 24 inch benq 1080p 240hz monitor and was looking at upgrading to a 4k monitor since I recently got a 3080ti and want to utilize it. I care more about picture quality at the moment but I do not know how this oled screen compares to a proper 4k display. Lastly, I have never had a ultrawide or any monitor bigger than 27 so not sure how these would look. Thanks to anyone who responds.
Asus ROG PG42UQ is Best for content consumption - If you aren’t into competitive gaming & Content creating like photo editing , you will have a great experience playing games & watching movies in it !
That 42” OLED is simply outstanding for that part , but it can’t be used as a primary single monitor because static images on OLED cause burning so it’s only good if you use it for content consumption
Is the pixel refresh an issue ?
Hello I have a question about this monitor, I’m getting it for Christmas this year and I would like to know if he has a port for the keyboard and mouse or so I need to buy the PC separate?
In windows should i turn on hdr? Or off.
Any idea what the rough thickness of the DP to DP cable is?
fans in monitor ?
Hey man what are the best settings for it?
This one or C2? 🤔🤔
can you do a review on asus rog xg349c
Keep growing
I love this monitor but missing HDMI 2.1 is a big NO.
Is it worth to put the refresh rate down to 144 for 10bit if you're only gaming with the display or will you not be able to tell the difference?
HDTVtest show 175hz 8 bit and 144hz 10 bit side by side and he say best go for 175hz 8 bit because you dont see difference 8 vs 10bit
I have my also on 175hz
I know on the LG the backside lights can interact with what you're doing on screen. Like the accent lighting could complement the movie your watching or game you're playing. Does this monitor do the same or have any kind of light syncing to the screen? Also I've heard when the lights are on the blacks are more like gray is that true?
Yes blacks appear more gray in high lighted environments. It's perfectly fine is dimmer environments. Are you talking about the Dimming zones in the LG IPS models? Th alienware monitor doesn't have them and doesn't need dimming zones.
@@ravenwda007 hello no I was referring to the back of the monitor where it has the RGB lights and I know on some LG monitors that RGB lights correspond to what's happening on screen. So I was just wondering if the Alienware monitor does the same.
@@TheChefComic I have no idea
I have just returned mine today. The panel itself is great but the fans are really annoying in a quite room. I used this monitor for gaming and also for work. After one week of use I was really tired to hear the fans all day long when working. For me a monitor must be silent.
If you're looking to max out this monitor at this resolution, you likely have a 20xx / 30xx series GPU. I'm sure noise isn't an issue considering those cards put out some noise staying cool. I've got a 3080 Ti and it puts out more noise than this monitor.
@@ThriceAlmightyAZ a modern gpu is dead silent while doing office work and even my case fans turn off while idle. The fan is definetly annoying.
returned mine too but because of the constant flickering and fan noise. no one seems to mention these issues!
@@harrynorman3296 some channels thy do but problems you guys got is rare compare to who have no problems.
My AW3423dw dont have that problem at all.
You must have turned the ECO mode off. When you leave it on, the fans only turn on on load.
Aww man, glossy screen is a dealbreaker for me :(
glossy > matte when it comes to picture quality. If your office is particularly bright then yeah, glossy ain’t for you
I agree a little paper box for paperwork makes the $1300 worth it
Best Monitor on the market peroid. I wouldn't trade it for nothing else.
Except the 38" when it arrives 😊👍
@@b1gd312 Depends on the game you play, for competitive FPS ..38 you're at a disadvantage.
@@peaceinthemiddleeast I play competitive titles and don't have any issue, more screen real estate gives you more of an advantage! You should see some of my friends play on 4K 42" panels 😂
@@b1gd312 I guess it depends on the distance you are sitting - If you ever have to move your head around to see stuff, then you are at a disadvantage, there is a reason most pros use 24-27, you should be able to see everything with your eyes only, without needing to move head around. But you are right it's a personal prefence. I just feel like this monitor is awesome and i don't want to wait any longer lol - I think i'll pull the trigger and purchase it soon.
@@peaceinthemiddleeast 99% of us aren't pros, I sit at arms length and don't have to move my head, all good 👍
Just got this monitor, so disappointed with it. WHy does no one mention the inconsistent but constant flickering when in use throughout the day? Why does no one mention that it's a nightmare to change between inputs (takes ages to switch between DP and HDMI). It's going back, screen is great but im all about ease and convenience and cannot be bothered switching between SDR and HDR everytime i open up a game.
I'm sure there are programs/scripts that can making switch to HDR easier
Perhaps "ControlMyMonitor"?
MSI Optix G273QF review
I want to purchase this display too, but it's nowhere in stock. 😩
My delivery would be sometime in September if I bought it now.
Could please review the asus xg32vc
I have the AW3418w - I hate its huge stand. How does this one fair as compared to the actual monitor?
I had the AW3418w before, unfortunately it is exactly the same. It is quite huge.
3:56
Watching this from my Alienware 38 inch display thinking: I don't have perfect black however 4 more inches and never have to worries about burning pixels and a glossy reflecting screen...
I'm in the same position, can't wait for the 38" to come along to replace my AW38, best of both worlds
@@b1gd312 38 inches gonna take very long time. As currently those panels are made from Samsung which they make only 34 , 45 and 55 inches ones.
@@SoLdIeRthe0nE bought an LG C2 42" to try instead, arriving this week hopefully
I just ordered mine but I don't like the fact dell don't use a outer box and it shows what the item is...
You want people stealing it off your front porch?
You live in the ghetto?
@@firstclaims30 I live in 2022. An asshole is an asshole, and they live and travel everywhere. I do not live in a gated community though if that's what you're asking.
I hate that my Rock Band 2 set was plastered with its image on the box, though. It shipped to my school and I checked it as an item on my flight home for the summer, covered in yellow garbage bags. That was easy enough for an employee to go "Hmm, what's this?" and tear off the baggage to see the pictures item. I never saw my RB2 again.
An asshole is an asshole.
@@MuffinMcFluffin well what I do is sign up for fedex and ups online accounts and then set a preferred location for the package to be dropped of. So with mines, all packages are left in the back deck. But you can choose a few different areas that might be better for you.
@@firstclaims30 just making a mental note if where your deliveries are made to 😂
Is this monitor better than the Samsung Neo G8?
Not even a competition, this monitor is much much better than neo g9
the brand new G8 and G7 monitors both came out with scanline issues and 120Hz modes are broken out of the box. worthless garbage.
I prefer the G8 neo
nice environmental thoughts....buy a monitor every 1-3 years wtf
Wut? 13:49 - 14:06, you made no sense dude. I mean wut? Who replaces a $1300 monitor every year? Thats just nuts.
2020 no hdmi 2.1 at 120hz ? Alienware
If you’re only using it on a pc with a card good enough to to drive it to its full potential, why would you need an hdmi 2.1 port? You certainly don’t buy this for console gaming.
@@Jeavesingly have pc
5950x dark hero asus rog 3080 ti oc watercooled 32 gb gskill trident 3600mhz c16 corsair 850 psu and ps5 lookink for sansung ark now
There’s issue with monitor due to the dell alienware forum something to do software updates and other things. Be careful as Alienware has been putting out a few bad items… check out the Alienware desktop forum before buying. Good Luck.
"IPS..." bleh. OLED is god tier.
1300 euros not that high lmao that costs more than my rent
lol wtf? you'd only keep that monitor for a year? What's wrong with you?
This or the LG34GP950g-b?
I have been wondering the same thing
Damn you talk alot.
Don’t be a dick.