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Dell Alienware AW3423DW vs Sceptre C345B-QUT168 34" Ultrawide Curved QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor

94 of 164 fields differ

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  • 44 different values
  • 50 known for one only
  • 14 the same
  • 56 missing for both

Biggest differences

Each bar uses the scale of all 179 monitors.

  1. ContrastA: 1,000,000:1B: 3,000:1Dell is 333 times higher.
  2. Power use (max)Lower is betterA: 200WB: 60WSceptre is 140 W lower.
  3. Brightness (typical, SDR)A: 250nitsB: 400nitsSceptre is 150 nits higher.
  4. Power use (typical)Lower is betterA: 47.6WB: 55WDell is 7.4 W lower.

Refresh rate per resolution

The best rate over any port. Bars run from 0 to 1200 Hz.

3440 × 1440Native for both
A175Hz
B165Hz

Size, drawn to scale

Front and side. Solid lines show the stand at its lowest. Dashed lines show it at its highest.

Weight

0 to 15 kg

Weight with stand
A10.37kg
B6.18kg
Weight without stand
A6.92kg
B5.46kg
Box weight
A15.9kg
B9.2kg

All 172 fields

Every value links to where we found it.

ADell Alienware AW3423DW
BSceptre C345B-QUT168 34" Ultrawide Curved QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor

General

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Announced
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Predecessor
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Successor
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Launch price (US)
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Launch price (EU)
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Display

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Pixel density
109.1ppi
109.7ppi
Pixel pitch
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Active display area
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Touchscreen
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Panel

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Local dimming
Not available
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Dimming zones
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Panel part number
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Panel generation
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Subpixel layout
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Colour depth method
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sRGB coverage
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Adobe RGB coverage
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Rec. 2020 coverage
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NTSC coverage
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Hardware calibration support
Not available
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Brightness (maker minimum)
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HDR peak test window
Not available
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Full-screen brightness
Not available
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HDR certification
Not available

Refresh rate and motion

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Refresh rate per resolution and port
Max refresh rate
175Hz
165Hz
Max refresh rate at native resolution
175Hz
165Hz
Max refresh rate over DisplayPort
175Hz
165Hz
Max refresh rate over HDMI
100Hz
100Hz
Max refresh rate over USB-C
Not available
Not available
Max refresh rate at 10-bit
144Hz
Not available
Overclocked refresh rate
Not available
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Dual mode
Not available
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Minimum fixed refresh rate
Not available
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VRR range per port
BSceptre C345B-QUT168 34" Ultrawide Curved QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor
Not available
Response time (maker GtG claim)
Not available
Overdrive settings
Not available
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Blur reduction works with VRR
Not available
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Measured

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Input lag at 60 Hz
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Average response time (measured)
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Overshoot (measured)
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Contrast ratio (measured)
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SDR brightness (measured)
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HDR brightness in a real scene (measured)
Not available
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PWM flicker frequency (measured)
Not available
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VRR range (measured)
Not available
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Colour accuracy (measured Delta E)
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Gray uniformity (measured)
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Reflections (measured)
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Connectivity

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Video inputs
HDMI ports
2
2
DisplayPort ports
1
2
Highest HDMI version
2.0
2.0
Highest DisplayPort version
1.4
1.4
HDMI features
Not available
Not available
USB-C power delivered
Not available
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Thunderbolt
Not available
Not available
USB upstream ports
BSceptre C345B-QUT168 34" Ultrawide Curved QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor
Not available
USB downstream hub ports
BSceptre C345B-QUT168 34" Ultrawide Curved QHD 165Hz Gaming Monitor
Not available
Daisy chain (MST)
Not available
Not available
3.5 mm microphone input
Not available

Smart features

None of 4 known
Smart platform
Not available
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Wi-Fi
Not available
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Bluetooth
Not available
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Remote control
Not available
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Audio and camera

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Webcam
Not available
Not available
Microphone
Not available
Not available

Ergonomics and controls

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Swivel
Not available
Ambient light sensor
Not available
Not available
Presence sensor
Not available
Not available

OLED care

3 of 3 differ
Burn-in covered by warranty
Not available

Dimensions and weight

7 of 7 differ
Stand footprint
Not available
Box dimensions
Not available

Power

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Adapter rating
Not available
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Energy per 1000 h SDR
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Energy per 1000 h HDR
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Certifications

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VESA ClearMR
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VESA AdaptiveSync Display
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TÜV certifications
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ENERGY STAR
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TCO Certified
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EPEAT
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Colour certifications
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In the box

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In the box
Display, Stand riser, Stand base, I/O cover, VESA adapter, M4 screws (4), Power cable (varies by country), DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 cable (1.8 m), Mini-DisplayPort to DisplayPort 1.4 cable (1.8 m), HDMI 2.0 cable (1.8 m), USB 3.2 Gen 1 upstream cable (1.8 m), Quick Setup Guide, Safety, Environmental, and Regulatory Information, Factory calibration report2Owner's manualdl.dell.com/content/manual9259641-alienware-aw3423dw-monitor-user-s-guide.pdfRead 5 October 2026Maker bundle can vary by market. Since October 2022 a sticker replaces the welcome card, so neither is asserted as universal. Country-specific power cord is qualified.
Cables included
ADell Alienware AW3423DW
Not available

Warranty

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Manufacturer warranty (source market)
Dead pixel policy
Not available
SCEPTRE sets the limit on the LCD at 3 dead pixels in a cluster adjacent to each other, or 5 dead pixels in a combination of color and brightness. Any number of dead or bad pixels under the limit is considered to be within the normal performance specification of the LCD and is not considered defective.2Owner's manualsceptre.com/g_clump/pub/Manuals/GamingSeries/SCEPTRE%20C345B-QUT168%20(MS34G7))user%20manual-6CX0002618-2022.12.02%20US%20v2.pdfRead 15 October 2026Limited Product Warranty p 36, Dead Pixel Policy, verbatim.

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