Alienware's new 4K OLED is for gaming, but the text is the real story

When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. Alienware's new 4K OLED is for gaming, but the text is the real story Alienware's new RGB-stripe OLED monitor promises cleaner text without giving up the 4K resolution, 165Hz speed, and deep blacks gamers want. Dell took the wraps off yet another glorious-looking QD-OLED gaming monitor at IFA Berlin today -- a 32-inch 4K beast that seems to tick every box a gamer could ask for. But I'm more intrigued by the Alienware 32 4K OLED Gaming Monitor (AW3226Q) for what it can do when you're knee-deep in work, not play. OLED has offered superior contrast, speed, and vibrancy for gamers for years now, but earlier generations suffered from an irksome drawback: Static, fine-line objects like text can look "fringed" and grainy because of limitations of the subpixel layout.