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Match size and panel to your room and work. Refresh specifications and HDR support do not establish measured brightness, contrast or motion quality.
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Alienware AW3926QW
Who it suitsPeople checking screen size, room lighting and work or entertainment needs
Reported features for screen & picture
- Screen size
- 39-inch
Sources
PC Gamer ↗ - Resolution
- 5,120 x 2,160
Sources
PC Gamer ↗
Tradeoff to weigh
PC Gamer · Reduced Quality in Dual-Mode; Tom’s Hardware: Tom’s Hardware observed slightly light gamma and noted that gamma adjustments were available in only one picture mode.
What reviewers found
PC Gamer · Vibrant and Accurate Colors
The RGB-stripe Tandem WOLED panel avoids green-tinted balance and delivers rich color vibrancy on par with QD-OLED monitors while maintaining accurate presentation.
PC Gamer ↗PC Gamer · Reduced Quality in Dual-Mode
Switching to alternative high-refresh dual modes substantially lowers overall resolution, visual clarity, and sharpness.
PC Gamer ↗Innocn E49M1R
Who it suitsPeople checking screen size, room lighting and work or entertainment needs
Reported features for screen & picture
- Panel family
- VA, Mini LED backlit
Sources
TechRadar ↗ - Resolution
- 5120 x 1440 (5K DQHD)
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TechRadar ↗ - Refresh rate
- 165Hz
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TechRadar ↗
Tradeoff to weigh
TechRadar · Viewing Distance Disparity; TechRadar · Lack of Integrated KVM
What reviewers found
TechRadar · Lack of Integrated KVM
Despite having a built-in USB hub and multi-input display capability, the monitor lacks an integrated KVM switch.
TechRadar ↗TechRadar · Strong Gamut and Contrast
The screen offers great color gamut coverage and contrast, resulting in highly readable text and vibrant image presentation.
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What actually changes
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Resolution
- Alienware AW3926QW
- 5,120 x 2,160
Source
PC Gamer ↗ - Innocn E49M1R
- 5120 x 1440 (5K DQHD)
Source
TechRadar ↗
HDR
- Alienware AW3926QW
- DisplayHDR True Black 500
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PC Gamer ↗ - Innocn E49M1R
- HDR1000
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TechRadar ↗
Response time
- Alienware AW3926QW
- 0.03 ms
Source
PC Gamer ↗ - Innocn E49M1R
- 8ms GtG, 2ms with overdrive
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TechRadar ↗
Measured differences
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Specifications to check (17 fields)
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- Panel family · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Screen size · Innocn E49M1R: not reported
- Refresh rate · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Brightness · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Panel size · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- VESA mount · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Weight with stand · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Power consumption · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Adaptive sync · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Aspect ratio · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Colour depth · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Connectivity · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Contrast ratio · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Local dimming zones · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Model · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Speakers · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
- Stand adjustment · Alienware AW3926QW: not reported
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