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While Dell has churned out quality PC monitors for a number of years, its gamer-centric subsidiary Alienware only just entered the display market this year with two monitors of its own. I recently reviewed the AW2518H, a 1080p eSports model with an insane 240Hz refresh rate and a hefty price tag. This time I'm taking a look at the 34-inch AW3418DW (See it on Dell.com), a curved ultra-wide monitor with a 3440 x 1440 resolution, Nvidia G-Sync variable refresh rate technology, and a refresh rate you can overclock to 120 Hz.
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While Dell has churned out quality PC monitors for a number of years, its gamer-centric subsidiary Alienware only just entered the display market this year with two monitors of its own. I recently reviewed the AW2518H, a 1080p eSports model with an insane 240Hz refresh rate and a hefty price tag. This time I'm taking a look at the 34-inch AW3418DW (See it on Dell.com), a curved ultra-wide monitor with a 3440 x 1440 resolution, Nvidia G-Sync variable refresh rate technology, and a refresh rate you can overclock to 120 Hz.
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