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7/4/2025, 10:11:24 AM
>>105796832
>I'm looking for and ultrawide 1440p oled screen
>The 2 cheapest ones I've found are Dell AW3423DWF and MSI MAG 341CQP QA-OLED
>MSI has higher refresh rate, supposedly better text clarity and better oled care features but saw some posts about flickering issues, while Dell has a lot of great reviews and comes with zero bad pixel and burn in warranty for 3 years
>What do you guys think?
1. You don't want a 1440p ultrawide, the pixel density is too low for OLEDs (being non-RGB) that makes the color fringing awful. You'll be happier saving up for a 27" or 32" 4K model instead (109 vs 163/137 PPI respectively).
2. I really don't recommend either one because unless you are getting a REALLY good deal on one, those are both years old models and the cheapest UW OLEDs are now 240Hz like this GB model:
https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-mo34wqc2-34-wqhd-240-hz-oled-black/p/N82E16824012085
If you must choose between the Dell & MSI, then know those are really the same panel and both come with 3-year burn-in warranties so pick whichever is cheaper.
>I'm looking for and ultrawide 1440p oled screen
>The 2 cheapest ones I've found are Dell AW3423DWF and MSI MAG 341CQP QA-OLED
>MSI has higher refresh rate, supposedly better text clarity and better oled care features but saw some posts about flickering issues, while Dell has a lot of great reviews and comes with zero bad pixel and burn in warranty for 3 years
>What do you guys think?
1. You don't want a 1440p ultrawide, the pixel density is too low for OLEDs (being non-RGB) that makes the color fringing awful. You'll be happier saving up for a 27" or 32" 4K model instead (109 vs 163/137 PPI respectively).
2. I really don't recommend either one because unless you are getting a REALLY good deal on one, those are both years old models and the cheapest UW OLEDs are now 240Hz like this GB model:
https://www.newegg.com/gigabyte-mo34wqc2-34-wqhd-240-hz-oled-black/p/N82E16824012085
If you must choose between the Dell & MSI, then know those are really the same panel and both come with 3-year burn-in warranties so pick whichever is cheaper.
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