Of course, we have used this monitor to watch the odd movie or series in our rest periods. And of course, here aretwo points of view: those who have never tried a larger monitor will be delighted by the fluidity of this equipment, especially if we play clips at 60 Hz, which would be normal. NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible technology – Prevent screen tearing or stuttering, producing ultra-smooth lag-free gameplay.

Finally, we have performed profiling and calibration of the MSI Optix MAG251RX to see if we improve those results in the color spaces. These are the new values. For now, the performance does not look bad since we obtain a maximum brightness of 408 nits even using HDR in the image. MSI Optix MAG251RX – Design and FeaturesThe first thing you might notice about the MSI Optix MAG251RX is its build. It has a solid base and a sturdy stand that lets you slide and swivel the monitor up or down incredibly smoothly and without too much effort on your part. There’s a decent range of height and angle adjustability here too.

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According to the image, we have a Mystic Light LED lighting area in the left area, specifically in the darkest diagonal line. So there will be two degrees of freedom that we have on the screen. The first of these, of course, is the possibility of vertical movement in a fairly wide range of 130 mm thanks to the integrated hydraulic mechanism. It is certainly a worthy exponent for e-sports in this regard, so let’s see if it also delivers on image and color quality. Contrast and Brightness Andrew12 - Monday, August 10, 2020 - link Hello! I just want to offer you a huge thumbs up for the excellent info you have right here on this post. I’ll be returning to your blog for more soon.

And is that this IPS panel delivers a refresh rate of 240 Hz with a response of 1 ms GTG to offer the user the maximum possible performance without image artifacts such as ghosting or tearing. I also wanted to return that ASus and wait for that MSI, but if they are quite similar I think its not worth, I will stay with the asus, esspecialy I got quite nice one, not a big ips glow etc.gonna be honest with you. You don't notice a difference since their native refresh rate at 240hz(presuming you put "80" on the Asus and faster on the MSI) is basically the same. The only slight difference is maximum error rate that i saw but overral it's 7%(not noticeable) and that can be mitigated by adaptive sync/g sync compatibility. 3.1 g2g vs 3.8 g2g is not noticeable. I play CoD Modern Warfare 2019 and I have avg fps 160, i do not use 280hz because of the slowest response time.

DCI P3 is a color space, introduced in 2007 by the SMPTE. It is used in digital cinema and has a much wider gamut than the sRGB. In the main window, we find a large list of predefined image modes with a complete configuration covering many sections. Lastly, the upper edge features a grille for ventilation of the internal hardware, although this time, we do not have the integrated power supply. Fair ergonomics for its size I currently (before competitive gaming priorities) got into the latest best screens for looks alone. Input lag and motion blur/etc.. simply wasn't in my bag of caring in the games I played. So I got overly use to OLED 4k, Retina Screens, etc.. I'm even the pay to get calibrated type of guy. My stuff looks sweet !

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Also here is the photo of my VG259QM in absolute dark room, I actually do not notice this IPS glow if I use my desktop normally, or in games, I was actually suprised that there is some a little ips glow on the right side (only after I made this photo), you can compare it with your VG279QM, personally I would change it for new model if I were you The monitor can display 1.07 billion colors and can reproduce 107% of the sRGB as well as 84% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, which is slightly better color reproduction than most other monitors based on a Fast IPS panel. In addition, the LCD is VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified, so it also supports HDR10 transport. Last but not least, the monitor supports various gaming modes as well as the so-called Night Vision technology that enhances dark scenes. The design of frames does not disappoint, and the manufacturer has reduced them to the minimum expression in the lateral and upper areas.

These specifications can be found in more affordable IPS displays as well, but what makes the MSI MAG251RX monitor stand out is the high 240Hz refresh rate and rapid 1ms pixel response time. MSI has done a great job designing and optimizing this MSI Optix MAG251RX, always prioritizing pure performance, which is ultimately what a user will look for when buying this equipment.Also try HDR once in a while, esp at 60hz, the brightness goes up to nearly 500 nits, while keeping an excellent 1200:1 contrast ratio(for IPS standards that is) Of course, it does not cover the entire triangle in the two lower edges, but it is not something important to play. To use it, we need to have the monitor’s USB-B connected to the PC. This program is one of the complete manufacturers offer for their monitors, although Gigabyte / AORUS is at a similar level. You have to install cru and have the PC resolution as "NATIVE" instead of the UHD, HD, SD on nvidia control panel. Otherwise it will display on the GPU which adds input lag/blur instead of the monitor.