Alienware Debuts 32″ AW3226K 4K Monitor With RGB Stripe Tandem OLED While Its 25″ AW2527HX Takes QD-OLED Refresh Rate To 560Hz
Alienware added two QD-OLED gaming monitors: the 32-inch AW3226K uses RGB Stripe Tandem OLED for brighter, deeper blacks, faster response, and sharper text; the 25-inch AW2527HX pushes QD-OLED to a 560Hz refresh rate for esports.
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