Dell S3220DGF

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Overall, the L3220DGF is an interesting gaming monitor which with its large curved screen and quite good performance leaves a very good impression in ...

So it's really great professional and gaming tool. So overall I would give this a like I mentioned before 9.5 out of 10

I got a Dell S3220DGF, which is a 32 inch curved 1440p/144Hz monitor that I've been really happy with. I had a Samsung 4K panel before this and was more unhappy than I'd like to admit with it. I use it for both work and gaming and after about 7 months so far I've had no issues.

Great looking monitor. Like most Dell pro screens, it feels like it is solid, and their standard mounts go together easy and quickly. The cables even feel like they are quality, not flimsy afterthoughts. Brightness and the ability to control everything through on screen menus is fantastic. Color is ...

Note that because the S3220DGF is a VA panel, you may see some brightness variation if your framerate isn't consistent. This can be a tad distracting, but I think the butter smooth adaptive sync is probably worth it. **TL:DR: 8-bits per channel (no 10-bit unfortunately), CRU 52-164hz V rate = working G-SYNC**.

Though the hardware is truly beautiful, and the picture quality is amazing, there are a few things buyers should beware of. Do not expect to ever reach 144 hz or higher refresh, it is not going to happen. However, as a standalone monitor you don't want to game with, it is probably OK.

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Best thing about this is that you can enable the settings on a game-by-game basis. So you only need to adjust the settings once. My monitor: Dell S3220DGF and GPU: Radeon 5700 XT.

Using it for a while for productivity purpose related to typing text such in overleaf, programming editors etc. Sharpnesses should be improved as eyes strain even when following best practises. The UX design concerning the buttons at the bottom to adjust screen brightness etc is poor.

It goes down to $329 a few times a year. I got mine for like $297 open box from Best Buy in November. It's fantastic.