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MSI 27" 144Hz Curved Gaming Monitor

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MSI 27" 144Hz Curved Gaming Monitor

KangTheMad

127

Feb 8, 2017

I would've so got this had it been 1440p. All the same specs, just up in price and IPS. I wouldn't care if it was like 750 bucks I'd still get it.

iMini

Feb 8, 2017

KangTheMadI'm sure you can get a curved ultrawide 144hz monitor that price on Amazon. If price isn't a factor, why even consider massdrop when other places have a better selection and fast shipping?

TVwazhere

Feb 8, 2017

iMinihttps://www.amazon.com/Microboard-M340CLZ-3440x1440-REAL100HZ-Monitor/dp/B01M5DVR94/ref=sr_1_1?tag=linus21-20&ie=UTF8&qid=1481404269&sr=8-1&keywords=microboard+34
Well how about $400? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0vvdvjralvs

Biggieboy

Feb 8, 2017

iMinifor that price you should be able to get the lg34uc79, which is 34" curved IPS, 144hz, 1080p, or acer predator which is IPS 1440p 165hz 27"

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tooitchy

309

Feb 8, 2017

TVwazhereUsed for 500 is all I'm seeing on amazon, I've been looking for that monitor everywhere but it's not in stock anywhere, where can I find it new?

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minijedimaster

Feb 8, 2017

KangTheMadhttps://www.amazon.com/Acer-Curved-34-inch-UltraWide-Display/dp/B0111MRT90/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1486579390&sr=8-2&keywords=curved+gsync+1440p

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SkipPe

189

Feb 8, 2017

TVwazhereKorean monitors can be a dangerous game. If you have the opportunity to order "Pixel Perfect," do it.

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KangTheMad

127

Feb 9, 2017

Biggieboy1 ms 144 hz ips 1440p doesn't exist, and no 27 inch curved either. I don't want bigger than 27 inch. With free sync either. All the best ones are g sync but I'm not going nvidia.

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KangTheMad

127

Feb 9, 2017

KangTheMadThe idea was I liked all those specs in 27 inch, but those don't exist in 1440p IPS at that size and resolution.

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iMini

Feb 9, 2017

SkipPeDon't bother with "Pixel Perfect" Korean monitors. I paid the extra £10 June-ish last year for a 27" 1440p monitor and it has 2 dead pixels. Not that I'm really bothered, it was a little disappointing at first, but honestly, at the DPI the display gives me I can never see them, I have to specifically set my screen to white to find one, and black to find the other.
Still, don't pay the extra for Pixel Perfect, there's no guarentee that it'll actually be that way, and if it isn't, what are you going to do? Pay for the shipping to send it back to Korea, and wait another 1-2 months for a replacement?
Another note, you'll have to pay an import fee on the monitor when it arrives at customs, which needfs to be paid, in cash, when the package arrives at your house (you should be alerted by customs to have the money ready a few days in advance), I think I had to pay some £60 to customs, on top of the 200-250 I paid for the monitor.

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