A high-refresh-rate ultrawide gaming display, MSI's $799 Optix MPG341CQR introduces a range of features to the gaming monitor space that gamers didn't even know they wanted, and it posts some ...
The MSI Optix MEG381CQR Plus doesn't get everything right, but it scores highly in a lot of different areas. If you're in the market for a large ultrawide gaming monitor then this has to be on your ...
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If 2021 was the year 4K resolution went mainstream in gaming monitors, then 2022—with displays like the $899.99 MSI Optix MPG321UR-QD—is about the next phase of that process, getting our color cred up ...
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Retailing for only $899, the MSI Optix MPG321UR-QD Xbox Edition aims to be one of the most affordable ways to join the 4K, 144Hz revolution. Featuring a large but thin-bezeled 32-inch IPS panel, this ...
A quick run-through will tell you that the MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD is a nicely built monitor with some great design details. The bezels are slim, giving you a bit of extra screen real estate. The rear ...
This review comes courtesy of: Subscribe to the magazine here. MSI is clearly targeting stereotypical gamers with the styling of its Optix MPG321QRF-QD ($449/£399). Its plastic rear mimics brushed ...
MSI's Optix MPG321UR is one of the first displays to support 4K / 144Hz, and it offers this alongside an impressive HDR color gamut. Sadly, it lacks full Nvidia G-Sync and any overdrive functionality, ...
A high-refresh-rate ultrawide gaming display, MSI's $799 Optix MPG341CQR introduces a range of features to the gaming monitor space that gamers didn't even know they wanted, and it posts some ...
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