Lower Cost QD-OLEDs, Dual Mode LCDs, "AI" Cheat Monitor - Coming Soon from MSI

See MSI Z790 MAX Series Motherboards: msi.gm/Z790MAXBoards
See the complete range of MSI Z790 MAX Series: msi.gm/SeeMSIZ790Series
Thermal Grizzly: www.thermal-grizzly.com/en/kr...
Support us on Patreon: / hardwareunboxed
Join us on Floatplane: www.floatplane.com/channel/Ha...
Buy relevant products from Amazon, Newegg and others below:
Asus ROG Strix XG27AQDMG - geni.us/JRWA78
Asus ROG Swift PG27AQDM - geni.us/XPKTTI
AOC Agon AG276QZD - geni.us/0JNSHZS
LG 27GR95QE - geni.us/nINpaAB
Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P - geni.us/earU
Dell Alienware AW3225QF - geni.us/RPdr
MSI MPG 321URX - geni.us/gd3t
Asus ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM - geni.us/wN9RQ
LG 32GS95UE - geni.us/XugJNA
Lower Cost QD-OLEDs, Dual Mode LCDs, "AI Monitor" Coming Soon from MSI
Disclaimer: Any pricing information shown or mentioned in this video was accurate at the time of video production, and may have since changed
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. We may also earn a commission on some sales made through other store links
FOLLOW US IN THESE PLACES FOR UPDATES
Twitter - / hardwareunboxed
Facebook - / hardwareunboxed
Instagram - / hardwareunboxed
Outro music by David Vonk/DaJaVo

[@user-co8vc5nd7l]

Tim’s pretty much the only technology guy who speaks so clearly he can hammer though these awful monitor names without flinching and I can listen on 2x still fully understanding every syllable he says. Absolute weapon.

[@GewelReal]

hammer? unboxed?

[@jorge69696]

It's so funny how he pronounces those tongue twisters like it's nothing.

[@George-um2vc]

He built different

[@timholt78]

Hearing him say the monitors' full names again and again really highlights the absurdity of companies choosing to not go with a simple name. Sheesh.

[@user-co8vc5nd7l]

@@timholt78 he powers though tho without fail. There’s not an oem on earth that can trip the bloke up.

[@memory_stick]

Steve looking around bored or just chatting with folks while Tim just blasts out these new Monitor names as excited as a kid in a toy store xD

[@GewelReal]

Thanks Tim!

[@attepatte8485]

Gewel I see you're enjoying computex as much as I am. I have seen you everywhere and I see my self watching many vids. Cool to meet a guy like you 🥲

[@GewelReal]

@@attepatte8485 aight

[@DanielFrost79]

I absolutely totally love his energy. 😃👍

[@watersMO]

Proximity to new monitors always boosts Tim's enthusiasm by no less than 50%.

[@LlywellynOBrien]

His Hertz are off the chart!

[@Blafard666]

He goes HDR !

[@obeliskt1024]

I won't even mind a 165hz 1440p OLED (either QD or W) as long as they go down to $500 soon. I just can't justify buying a monitor for over 700.

[@zoinked1351]

WOLED nasty for anything other than gaming

[@GewelReal]

get an open box one

[@waltuhputurdaway]

​@@zoinked1351watching movies is nasty then?

[@chris9606]

You wouldn't happen to be in the military or a veteran would you? Silly question, but Samsung has a military/first responder discount program.

[@obeliskt1024]

@@chris9606 ah nope, just a regular salary person living in a 3rd world country

[@ChiekoGamers]

Hopefully we could get 1440p 120hz+ OLED for $300 soon

[@nintendork07]

that's the dream!

[@arturaslekstutis7678]

It's not going to happen. OLED is expensive because its manufacturing is difficult and expensive to maintain. OLED panels need to be made in a vacuum, unlike LCDs. OLED can't be as cheap as LCD just because of manufacturing itself.

[@JBrinx18]

Maybe NanoLED. Cheaper to produce

[@Shini1984]

Hopefully I can get 42 inch microLED monitor with 1000hz refresh rate, perfect blacks and no burn in for $500 next year! If we're writing wishes, wish BIG! 55 is too big, though.

[@userblame632]

​@@arturaslekstutis7678Eh, if there is enough demand (and considering oleds don't last forever) prices could go down to that point

[@holland9643]

From 13:06 onwards during the MPG ultawide monitor discussion, the random body tracking demo on the monitor is hilarious to watch as it desperately twitches along to Tim's movements

[@shauncurtis4398]

I missed that - thanks for pointing it out, it's hilarious!

[@henrydimanlig7052]

Love your work Tim, you are the reason I got an LG27GL850 years ago. Think I'll get an OLED in a few years that you'll be recommending

[@barrym426]

I think the AI monitor should be able to detect when you've lost online connection to a multiplayer game, and then simulate the voices of children calling your mother names until you can reconnect.

[@hotf1ght3r93]

❤😂

[@KenzieNakamura]

ha i would pay extra for this

[@radomiami]

The only good use for AI.

[@LlywellynOBrien]

If you don't pay them for a monthly subscription it'll detect that your wife/husband is in the room and throw out some moans.

[@SocialSophia]

*This is the one thing that I said didnt make sense. OLED monitors are super expensive vs TVs, and projectors. Like the benefits are vast, yet lets not act like they should cost 2x-3x more than IPS*

[@PREDATEURLT]

It's probably a way for manufacturers to see how warranties is going for these oleds as monitors, high price reduces number of sales and maximizes profit, so even if they fail by high percentage it's still not going to be painful for a company.

[@potatoes5829]

@@PREDATEURLT this be it probably

[@drunkhusband6257]

Becausew oled monitors have higher refresh rates and have to be special manufactured

[@shpykooh]

smaller OLED panels just aren't cheaper to manufacture than the big ones from TVs. Plus the standard "gaming tax".

[@Greez1337]

TV's are subsidized by the spyware on them.

[@melissab6938]

Very interested in the MAG 271QPX E2! Going to wait for final pricing (and your review!) but that sounds like a better fit for what I’m looking for

[@fleurdewin7958]

What we consumers want is at least 5 years warranty for OLED panels , covering burn-ins. When we consumers are paying top dollars for high-end monitors, at least safeguard our investment with a longer warranty

[@johnboylan3832]

That's one way for the companies to lose money, yeah.

[@deepbludreams]

The thing is the reason the burn in warranty is 3 year is because OLEDs under normal usage don't even burn in during this period unless you're really stupid about it. Samsung makes all the QD OLED panels and offers no burn in warranty on their own, hand selected panels because they know the arbitrary 3 year the industry offers is so early in the lifespan of a OLED's life that it's not worth being worried about and any more than that is really excessive warranty lifespan on a consumer display product of any kind. If you want to see expensive OLEDs, many of the 77+ Inch current generation OLED TVs are 5000+ dollars and are blasting way past 1500 and 2000 nits, none of them have a warranty of any kind relating to burn in, because the TV people don't see burn in before like 7 years or something stupid if you don't use the thing as a fixed display.

[@Alex27uh]

I bought a 1080p 50 inch plasma TV 18 years ago when everyone was petrified of burn ins. Has been used daily for 1-2 hours, and I'm still waiting for the burn in. It runs at 500hz and shows blacks better then LCDs and LEDs.

[@jorge57121]

@@Alex27uhthe power usage of plasma is not really a solvable problem. The high quality of the picture plasma could produce was weighed against high production costs and high power usage. And OLEDs are just a superior technology in many ways.

[@Alex27uh]

@@jorge57121 oleds were not available for retail purchase in 2008. Agree on OLED superiority.

[@calop002]

thanks for the video, it really shows that you are passionate about monitors!

[@Alhizzyhiz]

So glad you guys are still doing Monitors unboxed. In the market at the moment for a new monitor at the moment but I'm stuck. I want to get a 4K monitor, no real budget in mind but one of my priorities is how the monitor is for eyestrain. I've been stuck with ASUS for a while because their blue light filter option in the menu seems the best but I can never find anything regarding other brands blue light filter options. Also I hate glossy monitors which seems to be the trend for the high end models now. I'm also in Australia with you lads and I do feel we don't quite get the same lineup that the states do. Was wondering whether you had any insight on the eye strain portion? Thanks Tim.

[@Keiji99]

The MAG firmware update news is exciting. Please keep us updated on that!

[@QLMTA]

Thanks for your detailed reviews and enthousiasm! Will you guys review the 27GS at some point? Im on the fence on that one but there arent any reviews out.

[@dylantran4344]

a refreshing way of doing ur monitor videos nice!

[@TachiKomaBlue]

Love to see or hear anything regarding 27” 4K OLED Monitor.

[@ms3862]

Firmware updates without USB can be done over display port, that's how Alienware does it. A lot of people don't know you can transmit firmware over the display port cable

[@shitbringer]

My alienware oled doesnt have that.

[@TravisMCP]

I just want to know when the MSI monitors will be easier to find. They have been sold out literally since launch day.

[@cosmiccarp5030]

I'm over it, I don't think they want us to buy them because they have issues and now have to replace peoples monitors with ones that can be upgraded. Everyone just wants a MPG321urx but they seem to not want us to have them.

[@Hadw1n]

Thanks Tim

[@kelownatechkid]

Wow, great video guys! Tim is like a kid in a candy store 😁

[@Transgenic86]

I used 24" for so many years in competitive FPS games. The advantage is your eyes can see the entire gamespace without moving your head. For larger panels, you have to keep pushing the monitor further from you, and your eyes act differently looking at something from a further distance than something closer to you, even though it is a computer screen. Most people have better eyesight at things that are closer to them. I've since upgraded to the 27" 240Hz WOLED from LG. I'm loving it!

[@fin4658]

Yeah I completely agree, I went from 25 Inch 390hz to the aw3423dwf wide-screen and there's no shot I could ever be as good as I was, simple things like the hud being too far out of sight is just too much of a distraction.

[@tanmay8952]

That's an amazing news, thanks for updating us

[@jonathanr4160]

I'm disappointed we aren't seeing more affordable Mini-LED options that don't suck or aren't buggy. Love OLED for my TV but it would be nice to have other non-OLED options for people who do both work and game a lot on their PCs.

[@LexLutha]

Yessss! Couldn’t agree more. I want that crazy brightness OLEDs can’t give us.

[@3Dant]

Yeah it's a shame. Considering the premium price of OLED, it needs to offer a premium experience for work tasks, not just entertainment. And then every time I get my hopes up about mini LED, the reviews roll in and the monitor turns out to be jank.

[@drunkhusband6257]

OLED..............or nothing. LED looks gross

[@FuIIDiveVR]

Best selling mini LED is already available. Q27G3XMN for 279 USD. It's not perfect but nothing beats it for the price.

[@deepbludreams]

the problem is we already pretty much hit the zenith of mini-led tech, the thousands of zones backlight takes up huge computational power and causes HDR latency problems, this only gets worse the more zones you add, a 10,000 zone mini LED unit is possible and it could have 5000 nits HDR and 2000 nits SDR but the processing delay behind the panel lighting would be so slow that it's almost like having another monitor trying to render something but in lower resolution

[@MrRez808]

Really enjoyed this overview of these monitors. I especially like the move away from poverty refresh rates on pro monitors 😊 Thanks Tim

[@Erksah02]

id like for the ai monitor to provide image quality improvements. such as hdr actually working and being directly mapped to the specifications of the monitor

[@drunkhusband6257]

HDR will never work right, there is no standard. HDR is all just software tech, just turn it off....

[@cinders8144]

Never seen Tim so excited

[@tatwong2905]

the 32" bin down version QDOLED is in my list waiting for big wave of inventory when it arrives Canada

[@mxthunder2]

this is the computex video i have been waiting for! thanks for delivering!

[@desirewithinus]

That 32" 165hz is tempting. Waiting for the official price in UK. It's either gonna be this or the LG 42" C3. Mainly will be using it as a desk setup for PS5 gaming and watching Movies.

[@veilmontTV]

How much cheaper would it have to be to not make the 240hz worth it and why is 165hz so appealing compared to the 240hz version? Is it the gpu requirements?

[@juliuszgimbut763]

I'm eager to see that double mode VA screen review as the single 160 Hz 4K panel is already on the MSI site and aviable in stores right now. Guessing both will have same performance in 4K. I'm looking for something relatively cheap with higher contrast ratio. With no risk of burn in.

[@0x8badbeef]

What got my attention is the demo with the Lightsaber. Y'all should see "When Lightsabers are actually scary".

[@puffin_time]

Awesome about the UPX firmware updates, I have this monitor and it's really great and that was my only real concern with it.

[@mmmmmmm3246]

Kinda want to upgrade to OLED but I just bought a 1440p IPS like 6 months ago. I’m going to keep it for around 5 years and by that time budget OLED will be ready.

[@techpriest4787]

Hey stop using your brain.

[@mowglycdb]

More like Nanoled will be available

[@maxburmab7962]

​​@@mowglycdbor qdel?

[@mowglycdb]

@@maxburmab7962 yeah it's the same thing, they patent it with Nanoled.

[@veilmontTV]

I'm hoping qdel replaces oled. It can be printed like oled but doesn't need a vacuum chamber to manufacture

[@Poppaai]

Could you review the gigabyte f027q3, and test the resolution switch? I can't get it to work

[@miranda6717]

Thanks

[@AthelasAudio]

AI constantly scanning your screen is a dystopian privacy nightmare.

[@TheTankyCrowbar]

If it has nowhere to communicate with then I don't think it's a huge issue. I think the bigger thing is people hacking the monitor to give themselves a competitive advantage in multiplayer titles

[@AthelasAudio]

You need to look into the history of the CIA and DARPA. There's no way that AI will not be used for additional spying.

[@AthelasAudio]

@@TheTankyCrowbar How do you know it won't spy on you? Because a corporation assured you it won't spy on you? Ayt.

[@LunarLaker]

Shoutouts copilot recall

[@AthelasAudio]

@@LunarLaker Right. The other commenter doesn't understand just how in-deep three-letter agencies are with tech in general. He's living in a fantasy land where a global surveillance state isn't looking to surveil your every single thought.

[@MultiNastyNate]

The 321UP looks like a handsome option. Hopefully this will mean there is stock available too, as the 321URX always seems to be sold out

[@veilmontTV]

That's good news in the long run. More people buying oled means production goes up and costs go down. I snagged the aw3225qf on release and it's been blowing my mind

[@QuentinStephens]

Thank you for showing us the MSI monitors. Those professional monitors: do they do a 4k high refresh one?

[@InfinityPCs]

I cannot find the mpg 321urx available in the United States. It's been out of stock or backordered the entire time.

[@Larkinzzz]

I like the lower response times, especially at 4K I'd just set my monitor to 120hz. Just want to see a good 27" mini-LED monitor at 4K with like 4800+ dimming zones for the best gaming/productivity use.

[@FULLSENDFC]

0:09 loved the useless 2nd camera angle🤣

[@thangbui6383]

14:21 the way the face look at Tim when he's not watching is very scary

[@stennan]

I'm hoping they are able to get some 16:9 monitors at sizes above 35 inches. Currently on 21:9 WQHD 34 inch, but ultrawide on (QD-)OLED seems a bit risky if you are consuming media which creates "black bars" when watching media. Looking forward to seeing the results of the torture test in the coming months Tim!

[@Tom_Quixote]

Amazing progress. Soon, the AI will be able to play the whole game for you and you can spend your time on other things. Think of how much time that will free up.

[@carter7894]

Such a good video

[@nimbulan2020]

Does the firmware update change apply to the 27" MAG model too? A friend of mine was trying to the MPG version since it released because of the firmware update restriction on the MAG and finally gave up a week ago and bought an Alienware instead because MPG supply is nonexistent.

[@Danthrax66]

What would be really nice is a cheap 60hz oled that has similar styling to the higher refresh variants that I can run as a second monitor.

[@rebuiltHK47]

That MPG monitor sitting there mocking Tim behind his back at 13:22.

[@mileskt9232]

the 34 inch is a gen 1 panel, tft central confirmed it.

[@6FootVampire]

When an oled is 500$ i might consider it. Edit: im talking 32 inch

[@brentcox2961]

I got brand new one for 700 just the other day so not too far off!

[@6FootVampire]

@@brentcox2961 progress finally 😀

[@vojtasoo]

@@brentcox2961 which one? I suppose you are not buying at EU

[@cameronbosch1213]

With the risk of burn in right now, I agree.

[@TheFreeTimeGamer]

@@vojtasoo Actually the LG 27GR95QE is available for ~630€ on sale from time to time. My guess would be the next generation 1440p 240Hz BOE panels could hit 500€. Maybe not on release date, but one can hope

[@masksenpai3381]

I have been waiting for MPG 321URX for almost half year to be in stock in the U.S. I end up just getting the Samsung G80SD instead on the release date (the monitor cost me $935 with a $300 Samsung store gift card). Hopefully you will have a review for the Samsung G80SD soon!

[@NickChapmanThe]

Why does Tim look sleep deprived and exhausted but still give all the facts and details!? Trooper.

[@Nutzo247]

I would love to see a 1600p (3840x1600) 38"-40" OLED ultra wide display that's the sweet spot for me both for production and gaming... But what is coming it looks good too

[@RavenThunderclaw]

Can't wait to buy one of those in 3 years when these 'budget' monitors, actually become affordable in my country.

[@JahonCross]

3 years of saving =]

[@GewelReal]

Move to a better country then

[@RavenThunderclaw]

@@GewelReal Eh I won't abandon my country for a piece of tech.

[@GewelReal]

@@RavenThunderclaw nazi

[@JahonCross]

@@RavenThunderclaw "Getting a 4k IPS panel is cheaper and less prone to burn-in."

[@mste456]

still on the fence with buying a oled monitor, as i will use it for work/study and gaming

[@on99kfc]

can't wait for the 240hz ultrawide qd-oled. Currently using a VA 100hz ultrawide, can't wait for the upgrade

[@veilmontTV]

That'll be a huge upgrade. Upgrading your rig as well?

[@on99kfc]

@@veilmontTV already a top end rig with 7800x3d and 4090. Need to move across the Pacific so didn't upgrade my monitor yet.

[@mgaming7]

I would love to see a 4K 165Hz 32" GLOSSY mini LED or whatever tech (non OLED) with a Good panel.

[@Excetic]

Really wanted the LG 480hz 2k QD Oled to be revealed

[@madri2]

can you please post screenshots of your 3 month burnin, we can't see anything on youtube due to compression

[@ianjameslake]

Waiting for 32" QD-OLED dual refresh rate 4k/1080p glossy monitor... Probably never happen, but one can hope. Would be perfect for triple monitor sim rig.

[@CargoShorts7]

Howdy fellas! Do you guys have a review/any thoughts on the MSI 341CQP QD-OLED? I'm thinking about making the jump to OLED and with an RTX 3080, I'll probably stick around at 1440p. So that has left me torn between the MSI MPG 271QRX and the ultrawide 341CQP. Anyone have experience with either of these? Cheers!

[@isaipalacios2085]

Best news I've heard all week

[@Deadfaisal]

i have been waiting so long for the new qd oled gen 3, 34inch ultrawide with 1800r curve, and 240hz yeah msi almost nailed it, just they need to confierm if its the real gen 3 qd oled, and i would love thin bizuls

[@GhostsGraphics]

With how not recommended oleds are for productivity I'm surprised they're as high priced as they are.

[@StrategyMasterSSF]

Are there any new cheap mini-LED monitors similar to AOC Q27G3XMN?

[@xdregon25x55]

I have the aoc and must say the only flaw is response time... my old VA 60hz monitor is way snappier

[@TheSirjull891]

I would totally get a 4K 165hz qd-OLED!! I am eager to see that review!!

[@veilmontTV]

If it's only 50-100 dollars cheaper why wouldn't you bump it up to 240hz? No wrong answers I just don't get the choice personally

[@TheSirjull891]

@@veilmontTV commented before the price tbh. Though I don’t really play games that will be able to reach 240fps any way.

[@DolceArdore]

That Changdeokgung Palace case though

[@999catz]

finally .. a affordable Msi monitor ( mag ) since im using mag setup it will match perfectly.

[@aimer0]

I've seen Samsung Oddysey monitors that don't have KVM functionality but have a single usb port for firmware updates.

[@weirdodude1173]

Lower cost OLEDs will definitely make me consider them, they are just too costly for me still. Thumbs up!!

[@davidburk4546]

12:46 need significant hands-on time” 😂 jk

[@Hobbes4ever]

quite impressive that he remembers all those names

[@mrhappytroll]

Wow this is huge info, this makes me want to buy the 271QPX right now, what was really stopping more before was the firmware updates, because this bleeding edge usually has bugs later, and the KVM switch/usb ports arent very enticing to me, id rather have the cheaper option. That being said, 360hz isnt super necessary to me either, so im tempted to wait for the 240hz version now just so I can have DSC off. What would people say if I bought the 360hz and limited it to 240 by turning DSC off XD

[@user-ss6ko4gz1m]

MIG MAG 271QPX E2 is a very good monitor, I hope it will be possible to flash the monitor in this monitor, is there a USB connector? ROG Matrix OLED XG27AQDMG is also attractive, but I do not know if it has pixel offset technologies - protection against burnout?

[@mylessmith5865]

I need tht case they showed at the end! It’s insane! Or if anyone can tell me where to find one cool like that

[@devonjohnson7501]

I really appreciate 1800r and even 2100r large monitors. If Samsung wasn't so bent on 800r I'd already own two of them. For screens 27" and under I still greatly prefer flat panels.

[@ItsHammertime16]

A playlist only on console recommendations will be great

[@willwunsche6940]

Still enjoy these monitor news/seeing the tech and stuff even if it will be a couple more years before I maybe upgrade. I got a 32inch Samsung Odyssey 7 1440p240hz monitor for $500 a couple years ago and it doesn't make sense to upgrade yet

[@band0lero]

I had a G7 too but I was eager to upgrade it. Mostly afraid of the screen detachment issue. Jumped on a LG OLED as soon as it was sort of available on my country, and then a QD-OLED right after. The motion clarity gains man. It is insane how crisp the image is compared to LCD, at least to my eyes. And the G7 was no slouch by any means, it was very decent on motion clarity performance.

[@willwunsche6940]

@@band0lero Interesting. Yeah I think I originally bought the G7 at the time due to it being one of the best 1440p240hz motion clarity monitors I could get at the time. Also, screen detachment issue...? I haven't heard of that, sounds bad I will have to look it up. I have my G7 on a monitor arm currently but I think that's not what you are talking about

[@band0lero]

@@willwunsche6940 I was not sure how to translate the issue, but essentially there has been reports on G7 monitors where the display simply peels itself off from the middle. Some speculate that it's because of a warmer temperature in some countries, such as Brazil, where I live. I had two of my three friends that bought this monitor (G7 27") have this issue, they both got screen replacements, but at the point they had the issue, my 1 year warranty was already gone. Still, got through 3 years with no apparent issues, but that problem was always on the back of my mind. But yeah, regarding motion clarity, OLED is on another level. Not quite as good as strobing, but also very good in a different way. Not the perfect panel still, unfortunetly, but IMO it's the best so far.

[@techieg33k]

I like seeing refresh drop down and drop costs. Though imo at the current pricing $50-$100 less isn't really that much

[@lebu6513]

8:25 Well, that's cool! I think this is the next step in monitor technology. 11:10 ai this, ai that, omg... it is as absurd as a tv inserted on a refrigerator.

[@Celis.C]

The next killer monitor line is the one that gives it a sexy name.

[@michaelhe2581]

the MAG 321UP is about 450 dollars cheaper in Australia at the moment, which is insane

[@michaelhe2581]

compared to MPG 321URX I mean

[@stevegomez232]

I just bought the MAG 321UPX QD-OLED and I had a sneaking suspicion that MSI would find a way to add firmware updates to it so I was comfortable with buying it instead of the MPG variant. But im hoping my model is the one with the chip needed to support it.

[@SugizoYoshikiX]

How do we even find out if it has the chip? I wish msi will let ppl know based on manufacturer date or serial number

[@stevegomez232]

@@SugizoYoshikiXI guess once MSI is ready to roll out the firmware update for that model they will explain how to check for the chip.

[@TheFishTankChannel]

@monitorsunboxed @11:10 did they say how this would *NOT* be breaking HDCP between the video card and monitor? i cant see how this is going to be a feature for long with the way DMCA enforcement lead to HDCP between those 2 end points [video card and monitor]. Now we have an A.I. in the middle and no one is screaming about broken copy protection.

[@ChibiTheEdgehog]

All i need is a 24 to 27 inch non-QD OLED. I am only interested in the picture quality and the output format. It can kefit have every feature stripped i will deal with 60 FPS. Just give me those deep sea trench black levels, ill tune the damn thing myself

[@clave2049]

so is it worth getting the 321upx version now? i currently have the 271qrx and honestly want the 4k panel more

[@MichaelLong777]

It appears Tim has a doppelganger working as an MSI rep

[@codemonkeyalpha9057]

I know what I want from my next monitor. 5K2K 45-50" 144hz+, OLED or Mini LED, curved but not as much as 800R. Holding out until someone does something like this. Was hoping to see something near this, but looks like I am still waiting. I like my existing monitor, so no real hurry.

[@teekanne15]

I'd love a single Monitor Setup that has two inputs so I can game fullscreen or use dual display mode while working. preferably non oled

[@SugizoYoshikiX]

How do we even find out if it has the chip? I wish msi will let ppl know based on manufacturer date or serial number

[@commandertoothpick8284]

saving up money to get myself a nice 360hz 1440p OLED monitor by next year 🤩

[@ZioComposite]

In a different universe Tim’s alternate is a rap artist known for fast but articulate verses 😂😂😂

[@quinnocent]

Are the cheaper QD OLED's the same panel with a cheaper scaler? Maybe less capable bins of the same panel?

[@pkpnyt4711]

Not buying one until VRR flicker is resolved on QD-OLED, OLED, AMOLED.

[@riannair7101]

I know your pain bro , you are so tru!

[@TheWjsink]

I have the MAG 321UPX and experience zero flicker. I have an rtx 4080, so as long as you have a powerful system that can prevent crazy fps swings, it is a non issue

[@veilmontTV]

I don't even notice the flicker personally.

[@headbreakable]

I well never consider OLED, if it has burn issue...or you need multiple monitor setup for different use.

[@veilmontTV]

Only people who complain about burn in are people who don't have oleds

[@DankBlank]

Tim should build a studio where behind him is a wall of various monitors

[@bourjuva]

OLED G6 G60SD when comes to review? any news about?

[@WrexBF]

The 360Hz FO27Q3 has the same fuzzy image issue as this LG 32GS95UE, and it's limited to 240hz with VRR in the 24'' mode. The ASUS PG27AQN 360Hz IPS doesn't have that fuzzy image issue since it runs at 2368x1332 instead of 1080p, but that mode has serious reliability issues. A lot of games like Fortnite, Apex, and Valorant don't work in that mode. Basically, these dual-mode monitors are a massive scam.

[@hineighbor]

Tim is amped up! Look how giddy he is lol