The ASUS ROG PG34WCDN represents the current best spec in the 34″ Ultrawide OLED gaming monitor segment, but it also currently comes with the highest price tag. We’ll dive into the differences between it and the recent Alienware AW3426DW to see exactly what you get for the considerable price increase and whether its worth it for your use case.
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✅ ASUS ROG PG34WCDN –
✅ ASUS ROG XG34WCDG –
✅ Dell Alienware AW3426DW –
✅ Sony Inzone M10S ii –
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✅ All monitor measurements are achieved using Calman Ultimate by Portrait Displays –
✅ Motion blur testing is achieved with BlurBuster’s Test UFO –
✅ Most Animated Wallpapers are by VISUALDON via Wallpaper Engine (Steam) –
** All opinions are my own. Product links are affiliate links. As an Amazon affiliate partner, this means I normally get a small percentage if you make a purchase.**
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CORRECTION: Using Display Widget Center does not require an additional USB. Its able to function over DisplayPort.
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I’m still using the 39″ 3440×1440 Asus OLED and It sucks there isn’t an upgrade/replacement on the market. The nearest thing is the 39″ 5k and I don’t want to cut my frames that much. The PPI of 39″ 3440 doesn’t bother me at all, especially in games and the size is perfect. You don’t get the height with the 34″
1:44 metro?
Had to google this is 1440p thought this would be 4k ultra wide, nope