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Dell U3419W (3440 x 1440 pixels, 34")

Dell U3419W

3440 x 1440 pixels, 34"

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Former user

5 years ago

Hoi zame For those of you who had been toying with the idea of buying an LG as an alternative to the Dell U3419W (e.g. LG 34UC99-W), what was the reason for you to choose the Dell at the end of the day? I'm still having a hard time at the moment, because I find the LG with its white casing, silver base and filigree appearance much nicer in terms of design than the Dell. On the other hand, I have the impression that the Dell offers the better package and quality overall. Thanks for your feedback!

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Anonymous

5 years ago

Can a NUC (NUC10i7FNH1) drive the monitor problems, i.e. is the graphics processor of the NUC good enough to reach the maximum resolution (3440x1440)?

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Anonymous

5 years ago

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Good evening, The NUC you have contains the Intel UHD Graphics unit, so the following resolutions are possible: HDMI: 4096x2304@24Hz DisplayPort: 4096x2304@60Hz So the answer is yes, if you use a Display Port cable and not HDMI. You can check the exact specifications with your processor: https://ark.intel.com/content...
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schmiddic

5 years ago

Hello all, I have several questions. Have I understood this correctly? If my notebook has a USB 3.0 port, can I connect the screen via this USB 3.0 cable only (without needing another HDMI cable or something)? My other notebook has Thunderbolt for charging. USB-C and Thunderbolt have compatible plugs... Does charging also work on the Thunderbolt port? Or is it not possible to connect the display to the Thunderbolt port anyway? 3. has anyone already connected a USB to Ethernet adapter to the screen? Does that work? Or will that cause problems with the KVM switch if you have 2 devices connected to it and then switch (I imagine the same MAC address on 2 different devices is problematic...)? Many thanks and have a nice day

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Anonymous

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Hello, 1. I don't know, I can't confirm for sure. 2. my HP Spectre has a USB-C port (also Thunderbolt compatible). Charging, image and data transfer works perfectly via this one port. I therefore assume that it will also work with the notebook in question. 3. No, I haven't tried it yet, so I can't give you any information. I hope that I was able to help at least partially. Greetings
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pvilla

5 years ago

I have 3 questions: 1. is it possible to connect and use neither PC (HP) nor iOS at the same time? 2. where can I verify the graphics card specs? 3. can I use it with a monitor arm? Which one is recommended?

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BEGOE

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
1.) I have Windows, Linux and PS4 on it, max. 2 can be displayed at the same time, you can switch flexibly between 4 inputs via the Denn Display Manager. 2.) The monitor does not have a graphics card. 3.) Yes, I do not use it.
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RoadRunner

5 years ago

How do I find out which graphics cards are ideal for my PC with this monitor? I cannot set a filter for the image resolution of 3440x1440 on the graphics cards. I use it mainly for Office and CAD, and occasionally for a game like Anno, Age of Empire, Settlers or Civilisation. Or do you have any concrete recommendations?

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Anonymous

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
There is no such filter because today every graphics card can handle pretty much any resolution for which monitors also exist. Even with the graphics unit of the CPUs (if available), 3440x1440 is possible without any problems. A recommendation is very difficult without understanding exactly what the requirements are. Either you buy according to budget. If it is clear how much you want to spend, an overview like this helps: https://www.computerbase.de/thema... Alternatively, you can consider which games are important to you and look for corresponding benchmarks. For Anno 1800, for example, I found this test, which is no longer up to date: https://www.pcgameshardware.de/Anno-1800-... Just set the resolution to 3440x1440 and you can see what frame rates you can expect. It should be noted, however, that the tests are with high settings. This means that you can always reduce the settings to achieve better frame rates.
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polo.looser

6 years ago

I bought the product "black Friday" and put it in the shopping cart and confirmed it. Nevertheless, it appeared at the regular price in the confirmation. Question: Was I too slow with the confirmation or is it because of the payment by RG that it didn't work? For info, it was one of the last displays. Thanks for the feedback. I would have liked to buy the display for the price of 599 - but it was only confirmed for 899. With kind regards Polo looser

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Brimstone

6 years ago

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I'm sure the customer service team can give you more specific information than other customers here in the community.
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s07712557

9 months ago

Dear Community Which network adapter (RJ45) do you recommend to get the maximum performance out of the Dell? What is the maximum you can get, 1Gbits, 2.5Gbits or even 10Gbits? LG and thanks

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fsteinmann

9 months ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
What do you mean by network adapter? It's a screen, not a docking station or computer - I haven't found a network connection yet anyway
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Anonymous

4 years ago

The monitor has an integrated USB-C hub. Now I have the question of whether I can connect a second (preferably any) monitor to this hub? The hub has HDMI and such when I look at it, but how does that work? Or is it possible to chain daisy chain? Questions about questions?

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Former employee

4 years ago

Such a connection can only be implemented via DisplayPort (DP), whereby it would be important to ensure that there are DP input and DP output connections. In this case, the monitor has only one DP input and is therefore unsuitable for daisy chaining.
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Nehrlich2006

4 years ago

Is it possible to use the KVM function without installing additional drivers/software? I would like to connect business laptops on which the company locks the installation for me as a user.

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qwnty

4 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
No, there is no need for a driver. I use the KVM function with a Mbp 2015 and a company notebook (very restrictively configured, no local admin rights).
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devin.fehr

4 years ago

Good evening This monitor is great. I could not do without it. Unfortunately, when my MacBook Pro 2018 is connected to the monitor via USB-C, connection errors occur. When the monitor is switched off, the connection keeps connecting and disconnecting. The Mac then emits this familiar charging noise from itself several times. It then also has issues with the Mac on when I leave it connected to the monitor overnight. I suspect it's the cable, can you direct me to a working USB-C cable that is compatible with this monitor? I have tried connecting the Mac via the Apple USB-C cable, but it doesn't work. I hope the situation described is understandable enough, otherwise please just say. :-) Kind regards Devin

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Anonymous

4 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
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Salü I have the same screen with the same problem on a 2020 Macbook. Unfortunately, it's not a cable problem - it's a screen bug that is officially confirmed by Dell: https://www.dell.com/support... Lg Raphi
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FelixSKeller

5 years ago

Can I connect a USB hub to this monitor? If so, do you have a recommendation? I want to connect more than two devices (cam, 2X mouse, keyboard). Thanks for your feedback

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quetsalkoatl

5 years ago

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The monitor already has an integrated USB hub (4 ports - 2 on the side, 2 at the back). I don't necessarily recommend connecting a hub to a hub, but it is of course possible. As far as I know, this monitor also has an "active" hub (with external power supply), which makes it a little less "bad". If you also connect a hub to the hub, then it is best to connect it to a port with "fast charging" function. And if you buy one, just make sure that it is at least a USB 3.0 hub.
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ysavoy

5 years ago

If I connect the monitor to my Macbook Pro via USB-C, will the notebook be charged by the monitor (and the monitor itself has its own power cable)? Is this included in the scope of delivery? In the specs I only saw all kinds of display cables.

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Anonymous

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Yes, it works with the MacBook Pro, tested with the latest version. The cable is already included with the monitor. However, there is a somewhat annoying bug that makes the MacBook beep when it remains connected to the screen after use: https://www.dell.com/support...
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GB60

5 years ago

Good evening With which DELL WYSE thin client type from the 5070 series, with Cardleser, can you connect the 4K screen? Is this item 13591079 suitable for this? I want to build a new homeIT infrastructure for myself(client/server): - Server DELL PowerEdge t340 with ESXi (forinstallations of virtual zones/CentOS and WINDOWS) - DELL Wyse ThinCilent 5070 - DELL Monitor Dell U3419W, which I already own There is the DELL Wyse Thin Client 5070 and the DELL Wyse Thin Client 5070 extend. I am not sure whether the narrow thin client item 13591079 is sufficient for the 4K monitor or whether I should go for the DELL Wyse Thin Client 5070 extend. I only use the one DELL U3419W monitor.

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willisiebe

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Good Morning, I use the large Dell monitor "only" for film editing under USB-C and unfortunately cannot answer the other questions. Have a nice day Willi
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SIXperiment

5 years ago

Hello, I would like to connect my MacBook Pro, my HP Elitebook and my PS4 to the monitor and use only one mouse and keyboard for all 3 devices. Am I correct in assuming that I can achieve this with this display and the integrated KVM switch? In other words, connect the Macbook via usb-c (image/sound/peripherals), the HP Elitebook via HDMI (image/sound) and USB uplink (peripherals), and the PS4 also with HDMI (image/sound) and the second USB uplink? Will my planned project work with this monitor or would another model be better suited?

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renatodel

5 years ago • purchased this product

purchased this product
Not sure if you can use three straight. Not 100% sure, but I think you can only connect two devices and use KVM switch. You can decide separately what you want to change. Video only (DP,HDMI) and/or USB
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Anonymous

5 years ago

Why is there such a good rating for 60 Hz? Price - performance is too expensive after all?

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bugtherug

5 years ago

It is a business display or an office work display. So far, higher refresh rates are only common and required in the gaming sector. This has no advantages in everyday work, but rather disadvantages such as higher power consumption. You can always argue about the price, but the price seems reasonable to me for the display quality, connectivity and ergonomics offered. Visit Prad and read a few display tests (they are real freaks or professionals), then you will get a feeling for the different quality criteria in the various areas.

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