Dell 32 Computer Monitor

[42 x 21 x 9.5"] I was using 2 x 32 in monitors and I was looking for a more compact solution. And so far this Dell u4025qw is impressive and works awesome. I was able to eliminate my lenovo thunderbolt laptop docking station, connect another PC to it and can even run it in parallel. Screen ration is sufficient it has the same display height as my 32 in before. Great quality display work content is great to read and the display manager makes it easy to use like 2 or 3 or 4 screens Highly recommended. Also the shipping service from B&H was great with in 2 days the monitor arrived. So far I love this monitor and would recommend it.

[DDR4] Upgraded a Dell computer with this; worked well

[60 Hz] I bought this monitor because my computer could not drive a 4k monitor. It is a very good monitor in par with the BenQ PD3200U 32 16:9 4K IPS Monitor which I have on my other computer.

[Black] I'm using a nice 32 LG computer monitor as a client monitor and it works perfect as a lightweight compact way to do the job.

I'm using a nice 32 LG computer monitor as a client monitor and it works perfect as a lightweight compact way to do the job.

[Black] I have the mount setup with a 32 inch monitor for my computer and I'm very happy with the mount. Works great with easy setup. I would definitely purchase this again if the need arises.

[60 Hz] After much research about what monitor to pair with a new computer I build for photo and video editing I went with the Dell U2723QE for the higher definition and color profile. It has been an excellent monitor for both photo and video. I have my old monitor next to it in a dual monitor setup where I place other open program and this has improved my productivity greatly

[180 W with IEC] Dell is reliable, and the Optiplex 7020 gives me what I need in a desktop computer.

[1920 x 1080] I really like this monitor it's a definite upgrade from my 32" samsung.

[288-Pin DIMM] I had purchased my Dell XPS 8950 with 32 GB of memory and Win 11, and I wanted to expand it to 64 GB of memory. I had purchased Crucial memory before for other computers, so I checked on the price, and the Crucial memory was a fraction of the cost of 32 GB at Dell! The memory arrived when originally scheduled, and when installed properly physically, the computer would not boot. I went to Crucial's website, and looked at the instructions to install memory. The instructions stated that it is necessary to do an electrical dump prior to installation (and how to accomplish that), and give it some time to install. I followed these instructions, and I now have 64 GB of working memory.