Dell S3422DWG (3440 x 1440 pixels, 34")
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Dell S3422DWG

3440 x 1440 pixels, 34"

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Anonymous

4 years ago

I'm looking for a new home office monitor and ended up with this Dell. Not sure if I need a curved or not? What are the advantages of a curved for you? I also find this HP exciting and can't decide between them: https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/product/hp-x34-34-3440-x-1440-pixels-monitor-17552784

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Anonymous

4 years ago

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I have Dell myself, but curved is nothing advantageous. You're better off with a normal one. They have curved like 3D only as a fashion.
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Anonymous

3 years ago

Hello all. Is anyone else having trouble connecting this monitor to a Mac Book Air from 2015 via mini Display Port? I can't get the resolution right and can only select 1080P at most. Apple support didn't have an answer either. According to the specifications of the Mac, it should be able to handle the resolution. Thank you.

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Milovan Đokić

3 years ago

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I assume that you are using some kind of adapter - this could of course affect the resolution. You would also have to pay attention to the connection cable, as there are several video transmission standards. Finally, after research, I found that this can happen with some versions of macOS: https://discussions.apple.com/thread.... Unfortunately, I do not know of a tested solution to the problem.
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Taku654

11 months ago

is the height of the monitor really 23mm?

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digitec

11 months ago

The height of the monitor with stand is approximately 16.8 inches (42.67 cm), whereby the stand height can be adjusted by approximately 3.94 inches (10 cm). The specified height of 23 mm does not refer to the overall height of the monitor, but could refer to a different dimension.
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Marvin.bucher

2 years ago

Good day I bought this monitor and when I connect it to my laptop, the image on the monitor is stretched out. I also had a curved monitor before, but from Samsung. However, the width to height ratio was correct. The screen resolution that is displayed to me is 1920x1080 (recommended) and larger resolutions are not displayed. I am using the HDMI cable that came with it. Is there any way to fix this or do I need to buy another screen? Mfg

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lauper.matthias

2 years ago

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Hello! I had the same problem, probably due to the laptop's graphics card. I was able to solve the problem with a docking station. A connection via Displayport may also help.
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patrick.y

3 years ago

I have owned this Monior for some time. However, when connecting another laptop via HDMI (cable provided), it does not recognise the correct resolution (1920 x 1080 max.). Coincidentally, I had this problem in the beginning, but I bought a Displayport-USB C adapter, which made it work. In summary, both devices recognise the correct resolution via Displayport, but not via HDMI. By the way, I have changed the cable several times and updated the drivers. Has anyone had similar experiences or what could be the cause? Thank you

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guerkanhantal

3 years ago

You're already one step further with Displayport, HDMI etc. I have the same problem and am completely frustrated with this monitor. I wouldn't buy it again.
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Anonymous

3 years ago

I just bought this screen and tried to connect it to my Dell XPS 15 9500. Seems to work but I have to go through a dokin station from iTec and now the 144hz does not work. I went to the Asus VG248 monitor via the dokin station before and there 144hz worked fine.however with the Dell S3422DWG I can only select 59.9hz. Why does it not work with the Asus monitor but with the Dell?

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surxenberg

3 years ago

Probably because the resolution is too high for you. If your docking station doesn't support Thundebolt, you can forget about 3440x1440@144.
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michel.amacher

3 years ago

I am working with a Dell XPS 15 9560 laptop (GeForce GTX 1050 graphics card) and a D3100 docking station. No matter how I plug in the cables (e.g. HDMI also directly to the laptop; DP is only available on the docking station), the maximum selectable resolution is always too small, so the picture is distorted. Drivers are all updated. What could be the reason for this?

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thomas.schnyder

3 years ago

I do not work with a Dell laptop. I work with a microsoft surface 8 pro
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lea1997

3 years ago

I have connected my laptop (Acer Aspire V 17 Nitro - Black Edition) to the monitor via HDMI cable. Unfortunately, however, I cannot select a higher resolution than 1920x1080. I have read that it is possible if you connect a USB-C to HDMI cable. Is there another possibility or is this the only way to utilise the resolution of the screen?

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rozirnsub

3 years ago

Is the monitor defined as a 2nd display - i.e. not mirrored? I assume that if the monitor is mirrored, i.e. it displays the same as on the laptop, then the monitor takes over the resolution of the laptop. Be sure to set it as a separate monitor (screen settings).

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