Dell has expanded the availability of the Alienware AW3926QW monitor across several Asian markets, bringing a high-end OLED display to gamers in the region. This release matters because it introduces a 39-inch screen with a native 5K2K resolution and a 165Hz refresh rate, offering sharper images and smoother motion than standard 4K gaming monitors. Buyers looking for ultra-high fidelity in a compact ultrawide form factor can now purchase this specific configuration without waiting for a Western launch.
Pricing ranges from $1,190 to $2,350 across Asian markets
The monitor utilizes a 39-inch 4th Gen Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel sourced from LG Display. This panel features a pure RGB subpixel layout, which eliminates the color fringing and text blurring often seen on displays with PenTile arrangements. The glossy screen finish enhances contrast and color vibrancy, which is critical for immersive gaming and media consumption.
- Panel Type: 39-inch 4th Gen Primary RGB Tandem OLED
- Resolution: 5120 x 2160 (5K2K)
- Refresh Rate: 165Hz native, 330Hz dual mode at 2560 x 1080
- Brightness: 330 nits full-screen, 1,300 nits peak HDR
- Subpixel Layout: Pure RGB
Technical specifications include a native 165Hz refresh rate at the full 5120 x 2160 resolution. Users can switch to a dual mode that outputs 330Hz at a reduced 2560 x 1080 resolution for competitive gaming. The display delivers up to 330 nits of full-screen brightness and reaches 1,300 nits in peak HDR mode to handle high dynamic range content effectively.
Pricing varies significantly across the Asian markets where the monitor is currently available. It retails for NTD 74,999 TWD (around $2,350) in Taiwan and CNY 12,999 CNY (around $1,913) in mainland China. The price drops to HK$13,998 HKD (around $1,785) in Hong Kong, 191,980 YEN (around $1,190) JPY (around $1,190) in Japan, and 1,897,500 WON (around $1,229) KRW (around $1,229) in Korea. The monitor is now available to order in these select parts of Asia.
Dell has not yet announced an exact availability date for North America and Europe. The current release is limited to the Asian regions listed above. Consumers in Western markets will need to wait for further announcements regarding global distribution.
Source: NotebookCheck





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