The monitor’s maximum resolution of 1440p provides a pixel density of about 108 pixels per inch. This isn’t as high as a 4K monitor of the same size, which provides 163 pixels per inch, but high enough to offer good clarity in most situations. I only found the resolution’s limits noticeable when viewing fine fonts or small interface elements, which display hints of pixelation.

MSI Announces New Firmware For MPG323CQR, MPG273CQR-QD

The MSI Optix MAG274QRX is a QHD 240 Hz eSports monitor with excellent performance that will please both gamers and content creators alike. The Optix MAG274QRX offers little room for complaint and comes at a price that significantly undercuts some big names in this segment.” While the EX270QM’s day-to-day performance doesn’t hold up for professionals, it remains attractive in casual use. The monitor’s solid brightness, good text clarity, and wide color gamut provide good results when browsing the web or viewing YouTube. The monitor’s superior built-in speakers are another plus, offering strong sound that, for some owners, will make external speakers unnecessary. BenQ EX270QM – The Competition

I should mention BenQ doesn’t sell the Mobiuz EX270QM as a professional monitor, so these criticisms are not unexpected. However, given its price, BenQ should hold itself to a higher standard of color accuracy and professional-caliber controls. Monitor makers still don’t seem to understand that gamers and content creators are often the same demographic. I have similar criticisms of other high-end gaming monitors like the Alienware AW2721DW. The primary specifications are a brightness of 350 cd / m2 (peak 400 cd / m2), a contrast ratio of 1,000: 1, a color gamut of Adobe RGB 97 percent, DCI-P3 92 percent, and sRGB 126 percent, and a display color gamut of 1.07 billion colors. DisplayPort 1.4ax1, HDMI2.0x2, USB Type-Cx1 (DP Alternate / PD 15W compatible), USB2.0 Type-Ax2, USB2.0 Type-Bx1, and headphones x1. As an IPS panel, the monitor offers a typical contrast ratio of 1000:1 and can display 1.07 billion colors. However, this is still an 8-bit panel with frame rate control (FRC) to simulate the extra colors. MSI has ensured that the panel is not just suitable for gaming but for content creation as well with 97% Adobe RGB and 92% DCI-P3 color gamut coverages. We will look into these claims shortly. In short, motion clarity is a real highlight and, for some, will be the entire reason to buy this monitor. You can find better results in 360Hz monitors, of course, but those are still limited to a 24.5-inch display. The 27-inch, 1440p, 240Hz EX270QM is a better fit for gamers who are serious but not on the path to pro. BenQ EX270QM – Day-to-Day Performance

MAG274QRX - chính hãng giá rẻ Màn hình Gaming MSI Optix MAG274QRX - chính hãng giá rẻ

NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible – Prevent screen tearing or stuttering, producing ultra-smooth lag-free gameplay. The stand features a tilt range of -5 to 20 degrees, a swivel range of -45 to 45 degrees, a pivot range of -90 to 90 degrees, and a height range of 0 to 130 millimeters. External measurements are 614.9 mm in width, 233.68 mm in depth, 544 mm in height, and 6.43 kg in weight. The Gaming Intelligence app offers the exact same functionality as the OSD and requires connecting the monitor to the PC via the USB upstream port. The app allows selection of several display presets and further fine tuning them as needed. Functions such as toggling MPRT, Adaptive Sync, and configuring the scope size, crosshair shape, PIP/PBP, etc. can all be accessed easily. That said, the BenQ EX270QM makes the best of what it has to work with. The monitor’s tone mapping appears solid and the default settings offer some sense of added brightness without ruining detail in shadows or near-white areas. When the NIS function is enabled on PC, then the NIS will select 4K resolution to output on 1440p monitors. Resulting in the loss of NIS benefits, and limiting FPS because you are running games on 4K resolution. The highest refresh rate at 4K is only 60Hz.Power consumption is fairly economical as long as you don't use the panel at 100% brightness. HDR support is present, but you should be looking at this monitor primarily for its SDR performance.