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MSI 27/32" 144hz 1ms Curved Gaming Monitors
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Packed with plenty of next-gen features, these MSI Optix curved gaming monitors will help you take your gaming to a whole new level. Available in seven different models, the monitor boasts a 144Hz refresh rate and a 1ms response time that virtually eliminates screen tearing and lag Read More
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3
Oct 12, 2018
I got the 32-inch and I need to tell you that you should not buy the monitor arm.
After doing some research, I think the other have this issue as well, but I can only prove it for the 32-inch.
There is a metal bit on the back where the stand mount locks into the monitor that prevents the vesa mount from attaching.
The only alternative is to use a VESA mount adapter for this piece! This will cost you another ~US$20-30.
The mount is incompatible, do not buy it.
After doing some research, I think the other have this issue as well, but I can only prove it for the 32-inch.
There is a metal bit on the back where the stand mount locks into the monitor that prevents the vesa mount from attaching.
The only alternative is to use a VESA mount adapter for this piece! This will cost you another ~US$20-30.
The mount is incompatible, do not buy it.
SleepyVen
7
Oct 30, 2018
Every time I think it may be a well-priced g-sync monitor, it turns out to be a regularly-priced freesync monitor
Anzial
1494
Jan 7, 2019
SleepyVenLooks like nvidia changed their stance on freesync. After Turing debacle, they had to do something to get people on their side lol
Jake48185
12
Jan 23, 2019
regularguyI got an email saying it will be late... now we hate wait up to 30 more days.
psiclone
405
Feb 7, 2019
Curious to see what people think about this one from MSI. There are cheaper Freesync monitors out there.
I just ordered this one yesterday (which shows up in 2 days) for $190:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07D377Q6D/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00__o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
...so I have no idea if it's really any good or not, but for something with G-Sync and Adaptivesync combined, I'm hoping it's all that I really need/want. I'm guessing the MSI probably looks better, but who knows.
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psiclone
405
Feb 11, 2019
Yes, that's correct. I would prefer flat, 27", IPS, Freesync (G-Sync too, if possible), VESA mount, frameless, low refresh rate, great color accuracy and bright. My current 27" does all of that, except the Freesync/G-Sync, and the color accuracy could be better. It states it's 250 cd/m2, but it's very bright, so I don't see that as a very accurate spec measure. One thing I've noticed about the AOC monitors in general is that they seem to come setup as very washed out, so you have to do quite a bit of tweaking to get them looking good. Once you do, they can look amazing. If I could get these features in an LG under $200, I would prefer that.
psiclone
405
Feb 17, 2019
psicloneI ended up ordering an asus vP279Q-P, but it came damaged. At this point I'm returning it.
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ijc498
0
Oct 29, 2018
Which monitor choice for this drop would people recommend for general office usage and occasional movie watching. I want to hook this up to my macbook pro 2017. Thanks!
inmytaxi
175
Oct 31, 2018
ijc498Don't buy this for general use. This is a gaming monitor. You can buy a regular 32" for less than $200.
MannorAlive
1
Jan 2, 2019
ijc498Macbook pro 2017. Just buy a decent 4k tv with 120hz and hook up your laptop. Samsung makes some good 32inchers. And dont post about macbooks anywhere there are gamers.
Jake48185
12
Feb 16, 2019
icecream345345No you didnt, I was apart of it and it got cancelled after we waited almost 3 weeks past the estimated ship date. No worries.
thisdckaintFREEE
7
Oct 29, 2018
Damn, this is pretty much exactly what I was hoping to see, but the prices for 1440p(I can’t decide between 27/32) aren’t any lower than they are elsewhere. That’s very disappointing.
zaphrodbox
116
Sep 24, 2018
I agree, I guess I more assumed they could easily be TN with the claimed 1ms response time, and since they were not clearly specifying between VA, TN, IPS, or just generally LCD - LED edge lit in the specs. Still pretty poor clarification IMHO.
ithilienranger
18
Sep 25, 2018
zaphrodboxYeah, I take most official specs with a grain of salt. If the panel isn't specified I look at the claimed response time and contrast to figure what it is (TN 1ms 1000:1, IPS >1ms 1000:1, VA >=1ms 2-3000:1). I prefer looking at professional reviews of monitors on sites like TFTCentral, PCMonitors, and Rtings.
These newer VA monitors are claiming 1ms MPRT which is different than the 1ms GtG that TN's have. The 1ms MPRT is only when using the backlight strobing feature of the monitor, but with two side effects. First Freesync will not work with the strobing and second the brightness will be reduced.
These newer VA monitors are claiming 1ms MPRT which is different than the 1ms GtG that TN's have. The 1ms MPRT is only when using the backlight strobing feature of the monitor, but with two side effects. First Freesync will not work with the strobing and second the brightness will be reduced.
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