New 1440p 240Hz Value Champion! - MSI G274QPX Review

[@adam88099]

I honestly don't buy a monitor until I've seen one of your reviews. Keep the good stuff coming.

[@Ahrimas]

Yeah me neither, the specs are completely indecipherable to me so I am dependant on HUB 😅

[@JacobsKrąnųg]

@lamaisonrockduprocrastinat6395 yeah right? lol

[@Nicc93]

@lamaisonrockduprocrastinat6395 i bought 2 this year :) 240 hrtz 1440p, and a 144hrtz 4k

[@Zafor-ium]

Yep

[@nathangentzen]

I'm single because I'm waiting on the review of women

[@mapsofbeing5937]

it's impressive how your reviews are so well-done I keep watching them despite already having the monitor I want for the foreseeable future

[@pekaboo2017]

Hey man how do I get to the gamma settings and what are the best setting for the monitor that you’ve found

[@MertTatarr]

I bought MAG274QRX after your positive review and am very happy with it. This monitor looks good as well. Thank you for the reviews!

[@x-treme4661]

What is the difference between this monitor and the qrx?

[@MertTatarr]

Apart from little performance differences I think QRX is just an older model

[@matrjix]

Can I get a update? I just wanna know if you’ve had any problems with it

[@MertTatarr]

@@matrjix No problems. I love it!

[@alirizaozturk_]

@@MertTatarr Merhaba Mert, monitör seçmede çok kararsız kaldım ama sanırım bu monitörü alıcam. Sadece bir problemim var. bir hafta önce aldığım monitörde sitede hoparlör yok diyordu ama kullandığımda olduğunu anladım ama başka sebepten iadeye verdim monitörü. Acaba bu monitörde hoparlör var mı? Tabii bu spesifik bir soru oldu, monitör hakkında ne düşünüyorsun bir yıldır kullanıyorsun sanırım, yorumu görüp cevap vermene sevinirim.

[@TechHippie-u3s]

I really appreciate you making these reviews and helping to keep us informed! A ton of value in the way you present the information and compare it across the market. Thanks, Tim!

[@FunkyTwn]

This seems like a great monitor, but it being compared to the GIGABYTE M27Q-X at every turn makes me really happy that I picked that one up last year when you recommended it. It's been fantastic and the price has only continued to go up since I bought it. Surprisingly Newegg and Amazon are currently carrying the M27Q-X after not having it for months.

[@SuperSpeed52]

How much did it cost you? I was one of those guys wanting one but it was never available

[@richarde98]

The contrast ratio is especially surprising, even if it isn't comparable to other panels. I own a monitor with a lower contrast ratio (despite everything else being excellent) and it's especially noticeable in horror games.

[@cxngo8124]

So if you don't play horror games then it would be great?

[@verttisyrjala2897]

@@cxngo8124No matter what game you play higher contrast will make the picture look better.

[@3Dant]

It's a shame that no one's really using IPS Black panels. Would be nice to have better black levels without the drawbacks of VA and the expense of OLED

[@magyararon6918]

@@3Dant IPS black still not great, its only 2k contrast. I have VA for watching movies, you can easily see the backlight + spots from blacklight bleed even with 3000+ contrast ratio.

[@3Dant]

@@magyararon6918 You say "still not great" but it's surely got to be a lot more cost effective than OLED, which is ridiculously expensive in monitor formats. And VA has its own problems with ghosting unless you get one of Samsung's super tuned VA monitors (also ridiculously expensive). Just asking for a middle ground here, not a unicorn lol.

[@Xyrium]

Not only does the MSI perform well, but if the M27Q X is it's closest competitor, the 100 USD price difference easily justifies any negligible difference, especially when the MSI seems to equal or exceed the performance of the M27Q X. Thank you for bringing this to us, this one is definitely on my radar, may even be suitable as a mixed usage monitor.

[@sabawialnassiri1018]

That overdrive though Oof , maybe the Asus Tuf (VG27AQML1A) will be a better option for not that much more money , it would be great if you can take a look at it in the future

[@chi-yulee9234]

same! I also want to know more about VG27AQML1A!!

[@hydro1337x]

same, i’m especially wondering about its ELMB implementation

[@dakrawnik4208]

Seems every monitor this guy reviews has a conclusion that says it's okay to buy after showing a lot of red in the response time and ghosting section. Soooo confusing!

[@phasechange5053]

Yea my last 2 monitors were near 1000$ and the AW is about this spec better latency. and the Benq is bigger but slower than this. Im starting to feel just buy the best 400-500$ monitor you can get and then upgrade in a few years later is the way to go. When you spend 1000+ it really brings on buyers remourse.

[@peterd.8653]

240Hz and still has worse response (or overdrive artifacts) than the good old 165Hz model MAG274QRF-QD, unbelievable...

[@tr4nnel752]

How is this a recommendation with such slow response times. I really don't understand it.

[@PoRRasturvaT]

Could you have a look by any chance at the Innocn 27g1s? 1440p 240Hz, It's a VA panel but I have seen reports of its overdrive mode giving very fast transitions. 4000:1 contrast ratio without ghosting would be game changer. Especially at its price.

[@cotasa]

I have a VA panel. Don't do it!! Terrible black smearing

[@neoand3rson]

Please let VA panels die.

[@katebush8415]

​@@cotasa not all VA monitors are bad, and not all IPS or OLED are good, stop being so narrow minded

[@jordannewman177]

@@katebush8415 "stop being so narrow-minded" VA panels are trash. Having buyer's remorse are we?

[@IndyMiraaga]

$150 more for an Odyssey G7 a year and a half ago, given I haven't had nearly as many issues with QC as other users with that monitor makes me not regret the purchase at all. It's good to see budget monitors in the higher-end side of displays, but I wouldn't trade the incredibly-good contrast or variable overdrive of my G7 for anything but an OLED at this point. And I'm not touching OLED until we can ensure burn-in becomes a non-issue.

[@tasilama4707]

In my country both 27 inch and 32 inch odyssey G7 are available. my initial choice was the samsung neo G8 4k 240hz but this model isn't available till now so I decided to buy the odyssey g7 1440p 240hz variant. So how's this monitor overall? QC? What's your monitor size?

[@willwunsche6940]

Agreed, I am super happy I bought my 32 in Odyssey G7 qhd240. Have had no issues with it unlike some other people. Bought a monitor arm for it recently and I still couldn't be more happy with it

[@IndyMiraaga]

@@tasilama4707 I went with the 27" one because it was $50 USD cheaper at the time, and I sit fairly close to my desk. Tim said the 1000R curvature was too much for a monitor of that size, I've had no issues with it though I do have issues perceiving depth properly in certain scenarios (aiming and shooting actual firearms in particular) so your mileage may vary. The QC wasn't too bad, the monitor has a very bright and annoying power LED that has no option to be turned off completely unless you fully power off the monitor. In larger rooms it may be a non-issue but I'm fairly light sensitive when I sleep, and I can even faintly hear the whining it makes in the standby light mode. The only other big issue I had was with the automatic input switching, which simply has never worked regardless of firmware version. The OSD can also take a while to show up, but the times were massively improved in a semi-recent firmware update so make sure your firmware is up-to-date when your monitor arrives. The monitor does have some backlight glow, yours may be better or worse but it's not very noticeable unless the screen is showing pitch black in a fairly dark room in my experience. Other than that it's a very good monitor for midrange/high-end gaming, the image quality is excellent and the refresh rates and response times are very good as well. If you got it for under $500 USD you got a pretty good deal, even with it being a few years old it holds up excellently. HDR performance is a little iffy, the 8 local dimming zones are fairly useless but the color space is very good and contrast is excellent.

[@juanblanco7898]

Manageable accuracy and contrast ratio have got me interested, but that minimum brightness is ridiculous... It can't even display at reference 100 nits, what the hell? And it's definitely too bright for even a remotely dim surround lighting. Well, YMMV, but A LOT of people are used to unreasonably high brightness so that won't be a deal-breaker for them, but...

[@grego665]

the moment I saw it I felt like I was wasting time even watching first half of this video..

[@prinzseptimii9660]

recently bought this off newegg per your review for $349. great 240hz no issues/complaints. this, the M34WQ and M27Q-P all per your recommendations have been brilliant! keep up the reviews and good work! 🧡💙 (edit: one of these days I'll buy one of your OLEDs :) )

[@DVTHEFOX]

How about IPS glow/backlight bleed?.Could ya do a vid in a very dark room and pitch black image?

[@enthusiasticgmgaming4165]

What is up with these Overdrive settings from MSI?! The MAG274QRF-QD had much better overdrive modes and their newest models don't have ideal overdrive modes for some reason....Another point is that I wouldn't get this since the entire point of getting a 240Hz monitor is for faster response which this monitor doesn't do well since it can't keep up with the 240Hz Refresh Rate. So you may as well get a 144Hz-180Hz Monitor instead. I don't agree with your take on this in particular for "I wouldn't buy a 1440p 240Hz Monitor that are priced much higher" because there are 144Hz-180Hz Monitors that perform better than this monitor does and what makes those options not attractive? Because of price? Well you get what you pay for here. Because they actually have the response times to keep up with the 240Hz Refresh Rate

[@sergtrav]

Good fast 165hz panel from AUO vs BOE "240hz" crap.

[@enthusiasticgmgaming4165]

@@sergtrav pretty much my point. Its not even 240Hz at that point :/

[@saturnotaku]

This is the correct take.

[@SpartanMunky546]

Would love if you guys could review the MAG 275CQRF-QD. It and the 32 inch version claim to have rapid VA panels and QD which I would hope might bring it more in line with an IPS monitor but with higher contrast at $320 but I can’t seem to find any reviews on it since it came out not too long ago

[@3Dant]

Nice find! Cheapest fast VA on the market (if they hold up to testing)?

[@Windalf06]

i would love a review of the new Alienware 27” - AW2724DM 1440p 180hz

[@ruins30]

Hp Omen 27QS for $349.99 from Best Buy’s here in US… so far so good

[@igano111]

I hope you'll do a review for the new Dell Alienware AW2724DM. Looks promising, but no in-depth review that I can trust yet.

[@nexxusty]

Mine comes next Monday. Excited.

[@zackou_rl1887]

Hi ! What do you think about it ?

[@nexxusty]

@@zackou_rl1887 It's great for an LED panel. No difference from higher priced Asus and Acer panels. Not a negative comment to make about it really.

[@zackou_rl1887]

Ok ty im actually looking for my first monitor I play a lot of competitive games and this monitor looks perfect

[@DVTHEFOX]

@@nexxustyWhat about backlight bleeding?.Can ya do a vid on a dark room and pitch black image to see?

[@SiriusFPS]

What do you think between this and the Alienware AW2723DF?

[@markc4370]

the gigabyte m27q x is coming back in stock September or October around $650 aud

[@Mario543212]

Tim is uploading to Monitors Unboxed = good day

[@jumpierwolf]

Damn, so another monitor with garbage overdrive. The 274UPF from them had overdrive problems too.

[@AquilaeYT]

Asus have also the same issue and... unfortunately like all other brand, I think we should go with oled but the text fringing and the price...

[@ZyGmUnTXXL]

There is more options on market. You have LENOVO Legion Y27QF-30, HP Omen 27QS or PHILIPS Momentum 5000 27M1F5500P. Maybe you can test them?

[@eurosat7]

4:20 adjustable overdrive slider? My eyes are watered with awe.

[@BenyaminLorit]

Hope you guys manage to snag an Acer Nitro VG271U M3BMIIPX (180hz, 1440p) for testing. Insanely cheap where I live (like $210 in USD conversion) but hard to know it if's actually any good since it's very new and there's hardly any in-depth information to be found out there currently.

[@The23rdGamer]

Ditto!

[@PrymicFPS]

Why are you recommending this a good 240hz monitor if you keep stating “it’s is not good at high refresh rates”

[@stewiegriffin2143]

The performance of the oleds is insane. Maybe someday lol

[@CIARUNSITE]

If you can't afford the OLED I would say steal one. They're that good.

[@RAZGR1Z]

@@CIARUNSITEQuintessential Subaru owner.

[@Aerobrake]

I was unsure and still dont think this warrants a buy in my eyes solely because the response times are pretty slow. I sent my friends to check out the other MAG 170Hz offering becausr of lower response times overall, and backlight strobing for a pretty good price. I can remain at rest knowing you guys have done a fantastion in depth review of this. Thank you!

[@PieEatinSuicideGrunt]

It’s nuts how a 240hz monitor has worse response times than a 170hz monitor. What’s even the point of 240hz then

[@tr4nnel752]

@@PieEatinSuicideGrunt Yeah wondering that too.. Don't really understand how a 240hz monitor with such slow response times can be advised, or I just don't understand response times.

[@PieEatinSuicideGrunt]

oh you understand them, monitor companies just want your money by false advertising @@tr4nnel752

[@PhillipJermakian]

​@tr4nnel752 Well for an FPS game it is a fail but if you are playing any non competitve type of game the smoothness would be preferable.

[@mikedorner19]

Wondering how this would hold up against the MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD . Any thoughts?

[@waynedean7680]

I really need this answer as I am stuck between the two

[@traaage7782]

The mag series from msi is their esports line. They will always be better and faster. It is a step above this series and monitor.

[@SquarelyGames]

The response time there looks really bad, even at that price. Buy an older monitor with slightly fewer hz, you can get much better response times.

[@arel508]

Please review the Dell AW2723DF LG27GR83Q

[@AnubhavDey]

Hey, can we expect a Gigabyte M27U review? I am trying to choose between that and the M28U. Your views would help tremendously. Thank you for your work

[@skarhn6215]

I bought this monitor in august 1st for 500 CAD. Now it’s at 900 CAD. So lucky to of gotten that steal deal. This monitor is amazing with my 4070 ti. Possibly the greatest tech purchase I’ve ever made.

[@iasg2601]

Justo hoy lo pedí por el precio que indica el video 370 dolares. Aprox. Que te ha parecido yo lo usaré en 4080. Y ps5

[@fexico1412]

Hello friend, do you have glow effects on this monitor ? I have a lot problems with it

[@skarhn6215]

@@fexico1412 no I see absolutely no problems with my model. I face he screen head on anyway

[@Lylcaruis]

500 cad is meh

[@JonnyFlash80]

@@Lylcaruis It's $400 CAD now

[@EmperorTerran]

11:31 thank god for your reviews, I can avoid this one as I had monitor that was unable to go low bright enough and it really really bugged me. Contrast is so great though...

[@zulvanachsan]

What about ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQML1A QHD 260Hz for $399?

[@AinzOoalG0wn]

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[@mjtan6787]

I built my 1st pc a few months ago and i got the 165 hz version. It is great for 1440p gaming and has HDR

[@Nicc93]

My first monitor was a MSI 1440p 144hrtz VA. Still working after 2 or 3 years :)

[@x-treme4661]

I was literally just reccomended this monitor for my new setup, time to see an in depth dive to see if its worth it!

[@stay_fr0sty]

I ordered this monitor after watching your positive review. Thanks for the video

[@alexwishm3327]

Hey dude, can you share your impressions of the monitor? Any troubles, disappointments?

[@DVTHEFOX]

@@alexwishm3327Shame he never replied

[@alexwishm3327]

@@DVTHEFOX Yeah I still can’t make decision 😐

[@shurikenflip9818]

​@@alexwishm3327Have u made ur decision yet?

[@not.an.operator]

How's it been so far!?

[@alexj517]

Why are 90% of the monitors still using HDMI 2.0 and not 2.1?

[@BandiTDW]

How can I know when the next batch of these monitors release?

[@boi9433]

Will you be reviewing the Alienware AW2723DF, around 500euros, 280hz ips. Seems really good

[@Nicklz5555]

Yeah please do and rate it against the cooler master tempest gp27q 🙏😊

[@svn5994]

Been asking for a while now and every request goes unanswered.

[@TheWayOfZorro]

Will be nice!

[@SpamNinja1]

Just bought it, looks great! Definitely worth it for the specs

[@GroundGame.]

This will become the 1440p 240hz standard for years to come, we are just getting a pre view of it.

[@Damon89]

Suggestion: Could you possibly review more Dell and Alienware monitors such as the new Dell G2724D? Looking at the rtings review it looks to perform really well and should be a really good value/budget option! Would love to see your in-depth tests and your take on it!

[@Risa400]

G2724d is good gaming monitor response time performance close to lg 27gp850

[@fluphybunny930]

AW2724DM at £356-375 ? Seen the AW2723DF twice this year come down to sub £400

[@bront_catherder]

Much appreciate your videos. Any chance you'll get a look at the ASUS VG27AQML1A? It's in a similar price range, boasts a 260hz refresh rate, and appears to be very similar feature wise with only a USB hub rather than a USB-C Alt-Mode display option beyond the refresh rate being a difference. There's like nothing out about this monitor, and I'd love a fairly direct comparison between the VG27AQML1A, this G274QPX, and the LG lg 27gr83q. Regardless, things looking good for consumers in the 27" 1440P high refresh monitor space. Keep up the excellent work.

[@kubager]

Congrats on 100k :)

[@ConnorJ-g2f]

Should i buy this monitor or the M27Q-X

[@HungImmbasa]

I bought it at 9800 NTD(roughly 304.8 USD), after some adjustments and enabled sRGB mode, G274QPX is pretty lovely. Thanks for the review.

[@peterwalsh7099]

I have also jus purchased this monitor but wanted to check with another owner.. when u set the monitor to 165hz does the monitor switch to 10 bit colour rather than 8bit with frc when at 240?

[@HungImmbasa]

@@peterwalsh7099 Enable 240 Hz on G274QPX you cannot turn on the 10-bit color on the Nvidia Control Panel. The 10-bit color option is available at 180 Hz or under. But all that aside, the NVIDIA control panel should auto-switch color depth to 10-bit, or you can manually switch it.

[@kensh1n477]

adding: usb type c not supported display alt mode (Advertised: Yes Real: Not Supported)

[@murodsn]

Love your reviews guys, keep up the great work! Looking forward to the 57" Odyssey Neo G9 G95NC review!! :D Best regards

[@patchworkwashere]

You guys should check out the competitor to this monitor, the ASUS TUF VG27AQML1A, only $20 more

[@danwood6349]

Nice star wars reference 15:55 ! I thought I'd misheard.

[@jaxxarmstrong]

Oh dear, these model names...

[@yungsavage5005]

M27Q X 27" or MSI G274QPX ? They are the same price for me... Can't decide

[@Flugs0]

I had the same decision to make. From what I've seen it doesn't really matter, they're about the same. I'm going for this one

[@ThunderingRoar]

Another monitor that doesn't have response times fast enough for proper 240Hz. We ve had 144Hz-180Hz monitors with better response times Nowadays i cant even consider buying a monitor if Tim hasn't reviewed it

[@AquilaeYT]

Yes that's a shame that even Rtings don't do Refresh Compliance testing, it's an underated thing ! Refresh compliance is one of the most important thing !

[@60atrws44]

One small issue with current msi monitors is the slight bubble on the sides of the chin, in order to use it in triple monitor setup you need to purchase the asus bezel free kit because the bubble on the chin won’t allow the monitors to be be pushed together properly. Very annoying msi!

[@marcosvictor4935]

That's one of the absolute best designs for a gaming monitor, cheap but still looks gamery for those who like it. I don't mind since it's the backside, no one will see it, so I don't care, not wasting money on it is already enough for me. And it has a nice stand as well, indeed a great monitor, not what I'm looking for but I'll be sure to recommend it to people for which it does makes sense.

[@keilinx]

The comment no one asked for

[@marrow94]

@@keilinx but it's GAMERY

[@2hotflavored666]

​@@keilinxIs certainly yours.

[@kurisuchan5362]

Has the HP OMEN - 27" IPS LED QHD 240Hz been reviewed yet? 👀 It's listed at $349.00 with similar specs

[@Musicalpa]

I'm currently looking at getting the MSI Optix MPG321QRF-QD and would love to hear your thoughts on it in comparison to this one.

[@blahorgaslisk7763]

I've just scrapped my 1440p monitor by being over enthusiastic when cleaning it, so now I have a vertical line of pixels that doesn't work, so I'm back on my old 1920 by 1200 pixel monitor. And I'm not all that inconvenienced by that. Sure the screen area is more restrictive, but with the extra 120 pixels vertically compared to a standard 1080p monitor the important vertical screen space isn't as restricted as I feared. Yes 120 vertical pixels do make a difference! Right now I feel I won't "need" a new monitor before I can get a decently priced 1440p monitor with a good single overdrive setting experience from 240 Hz to 60 Hz for variable framerate gaming. And by then I'll probably have a faster computer and graphics solution capable of keeping the framerates reasonably high. If it has decent HDR it's a bonus but not something I now feel would be a must have. As for 4K I can't see a need for it, not for me personally. On as 27" display I can't see the individual pixels at 1440p. So for 4K to make sense it would have to be a lot larger. And it would make the demand on the graphics card a lot higher. If anything I'd like to see a 16:10 version in the 1440p class, say 2560 x 1600 pixels. giving 260 extra vertical pixels. I know it's not going to happen, but I can dream can't I?

[@lonewalker527]

You can actually get the Odyssey G7 27" for 400$ now! I got it and am perfectly happy with it.

[@majinboo6377]

with 5000 series are incoming this november, 4k 240hz monitor will be the standard next year.

[@ImSimpIicity]

Even people living in copetown wouldn't have said something that delusional...

[@majinboo6377]

@@ImSimpIicity endiid.

[@majinboo6377]

@@ImSimpIicity oh come on, stop being poor ! 4090 is cheap ! same with all high end 4k monitor !

[@abcd-fs2de]

Try HP OMEN 27qs.

[@kher1297]

Yess I've been commenting this one for a while on your vids, thank you!

[@PuntMirror]

The gigabyte M27Q is back in stock in the US but is now $449, thus making me question the value of that compared to this MSI model. I think I'll try this one out based on your review and save the 70 bucks, worst case I can send it back.

[@Nokiya]

Similar case in EU M27q x is around 70 to 100 more than this

[@laserloui2008]

I need 3 new monitors for a triple monitor setup. Should be 27 or 28 inches and 4k. Money is not an issue. Should i get 3x Gigabyte M28U? Or since this monitor is 2 years old should rather wait for something else to release this year? The 2022 LG models are no longer available. OLED is not available in 4K and seems to suck when doing mixed stuff... e.g. web browsing, text based work. I only play games 10% of the time. So.... what would you recommend? I would love to get good black levels and high contrast. So paying a bit more for something with FALD would be ok but it seems that there is barely anything decent out there at the moment.

[@LittleLauLegacy]

Congrats on the 100k sub

[@rudy_dstroys1821]

You might want to check out LG's new 240hz monitor in the same category of this MSI monitor and Gigabyte 240hz monitor.

[@shanksisnoteventhatstrongbruh]

user tunable overdrive with VRR ON would make this display TOO GOOD (which is not good for the make), the community would find out which settings allow for 90%+ refresh rate compliance with really low cumulative deviation and really low overshoot across the ENTIRE VRR range (single overdrive experience) which would make 1440p240 displays priced higher (including from MSI) absolutely worthless.

[@C0BEX]

For 240Hz, this panel is just too slow, nothing you can fine tune by more granular OD. At 80% compliance it already has too much overshoot.

[@dmitrijleonov5217]

could you please review HP OMEN 27qs

[@TBerq]

I bought MSI MAG274QRX that you reviewed last year. This seems like a slightly cheaper but worse option.

[@theadminders]

On an RTX 4070 with all drivers, this monitor shows fonts that are not smooth. Pixels are visible. The monitor from Xiaomi for half the price and 60Hz shows a better picture.

[@masa2272]

購入候補のモニターだけど、日本人でレビューしている方がまだいない状態だったのでとても助かりました！ ありがとうございます！

[@jarkiro]

At the moment in Australia the Optix MAG274QRX is cheaper than the MSI G274QPX. It seems like the older Mag RX is the better buy here especially if it's cheaper?

[@johnash7171]

Love you guys reviews, It would be wonderful if you guus could do the New VA panels they have specifically the MSI MAG325cqrxf. The specs are great, and the price seems right. It would be awesome to see how it performs under your guys' rigorous testing.

[@gerwisch97]

I´m new to your channel, but I absolutely loved your video! Does anyone know, where I could get the ICC profile you used to correct the colors?

[@kanavkant7383]

Better than OMEN 27qs ?

[@fcfdroid]

I'm glad I'm on your patreon! These results are detailed and PRECISELY what I'm looking for 😎🤌 I have the Samsung Odyssey G7 and didn't realize it had an accumulated delay of 7.8ms😮 I'm still happy with it but I will be back when I'm upgrading!😏

[@CaineManne]

please review the HP omen 27qs, saw it for $300 at the start of July and would love to get your opinion on it

[@shoobadoo123]

Hi, please consider reviewing the HP omen 27QS. Similar price, also 1440p 240hz. Thanks

[@pf100andahalf]

I bought a gigabyte M27Q 170hz 1440p monitor a while back on your recommendation and it's been excellent. Now I want this MSI monitor that you're reviewing in this video because it's basically the same thing but it does 240hz. I'll stick with the M27Q though because 170hz is really enough for me plus it doesn't have ghosting at any refresh rate with the default overdrive setting which is perfect for me, and it looks very smooth in gameplay. But if I were buying a monitor now I'd get this MSI.

[@enthusiasticgmgaming4165]

No, in Tim's video on the M27Q. Its actually the better choice since with the default overdrive mode, it performs much better at the max refresh rate and has very little overshoot and has a single overdrive mode experience since it performs the same at every refresh rate with the ideal overdrive mode

[@pf100andahalf]

@@enthusiasticgmgaming4165 you're right, but I wonder if it would be worth it to set overdrive to fast and always keep it over 120hz or so.

[@Izmeer]

do you edit any photos of videos? I wonder how is the colour range for it, also been wondering how it rival the lg 27gp850

[@enthusiasticgmgaming4165]

@@Izmeer i don't edit anything, just play games, watch content and stream

[@enthusiasticgmgaming4165]

@@pf100andahalf thats definitely interesting

[@critsna5065]

So what do you prefer for 1440p 240hz gigabyte or the msi? In my country for that type of gigabyte is still available

[@BMXaster]

The Dell 500hz Monitor needs a review asap, with the upcoming CS2 release :0

[@ZGameWar]

I can only find 165hz and 170hz models here in Denmark.

[@RowanHD15]

Any plans to review MSI MAG 275CQRXF? it has new tech Rapid VA / KVM and got CES 2023 innovation award.

[@frenkus5368]

@monitorsunboxed did u make a review on the alienware AW2723DF?

[@m4moth]

Too bad you can't buy it anywhere. Is there an updated model number?

[@p.eriickk]

I’m looking for a 1440p monitor to be able to play on ps5 what would be my best bang for buck monitor?

[@Bayram_Avsar]

Review the rog strix xg27aqv please

[@tryfergoodra552]

Ia this better than the Mag27 Quantum dot 165hz?

[@Nerwi2]

I was so confused on what he said on the color performance segment . I just wanted to know what to set my RGB setting to 😔

[@flowsy5294]

The response time is gross and made me almost vomit.

[@enthusiasticgmgaming4165]

Yeah agreed.....

[@AquilaeYT]

Yes and so the refresh compliance is hilarious but he still call this "good monitor"

[@yeisonandino8637]

I’m interested in getting a new 1440p 240hz monitor. What do you think about the $350 HP Omen 27QS monitor?

[@riba2233]

Thanks! Got any plans for 500hz class monitor reviews?

[@3Dant]

inb4 this thing costs like $800 in Australia