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Back at CES in January , which I built for high-performance gaming. The brand is set to release a new version of the monitor aimed at people with AMD graphics cards.
Alienware notes that the monitor and its VESA AdaptiveSync certification can enable gaming that is free of stuttering and stuttering. The AW2524HF has a low response time of 0.5ms, which, according to Alienware, eliminates motion blur and ghosting effects.
The screen is HDR10-compliant and has 99 percent sRGB color coverage. The Fast IPS panel is said to enable consistent images from any viewing angle. Alienware also claims that its TUV-certified ComfortView Plus hardware feature reduces harmful low blue light while still ensuring the display delivers realistic colours.
The monitor has a built-in retractable hanger for headphones and a height-adjustable hexagonal base designed to take up less space on your desk. As for connectivity, there are two DisplayPort 1.4 slots, an HDMI 2.1 port, and five spaces for USB 3.2 cables.
You can pick up the AW2524HF from Dell’s website starting September 12th. The screen price is $650. Alienware will reveal UK pricing and availability at a later date.
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