Dell Alienware AW3225QF

32-inch size class; Dell states a 31.6-inch (80.3 cm) viewable diagonal.

Dell lists 240 Hz at 3840 × 2160 on both DisplayPort 1.4 (with DSC) and HDMI 2.1 FRL.

Manufacturer claim; not a measured response or input-lag result.

As named in the tech-spec table; the page’s family filter also lists AMD FreeSync options, but this table does not name FreeSync for the AW3225QF.

HDMI 2.1 FRL at 3840 × 2160; Dell’s console note gives 4K at up to 120 Hz on compatible consoles.

Dell UK lists a single “Brightness 1000 cd/m²” row without stating whether it is typical SDR or peak HDR brightness; not recorded as typical SDR brightness until the basis is confirmed (e.g. from the Dell user guide).

The CIE diagram basis is not stated on this page.

Manufacturer claim from the UK page; test conditions not stated.

Downstream USB-C (5 Gbps, BC1.2 charging) only; not a video or power-delivery input.

The USB-C port is a downstream data/charging port, not a video input.

Dell’s stand-adjustment list names height, swivel and tilt only, with no pivot angle row.

Dell: security-lock slot based on the Kensington Security Slot.

Dell also lists “Cable Management” among the monitor features.

Height at full stand extension; Dell lists 472.77 mm with the stand compressed.

Depth of the curved panel body.

Dell “Operating Power Consumption”.

Dell lists “AlienFX Lighting” among the monitor features and describes it as customisable across 3 zones; colours and effects are not listed on this page.

Manufacturer description (“for better performance”); Dell gives no further cooling details on this page.

The joystick is labelled on Dell’s bottom-and-rear port diagram; the tech table lists “Dell Display and Peripheral Manager Compatibility: Yes”.

Dell lists Audio Line Out: No and the complete port list has no audio jack; one HDMI port offers eARC pass-through to an external audio device.

As stated on the Dell UK page; terms are Dell’s and region-specific.