MSI MAG274QRF-QD

To my mind, at least the best monitors to recommend, and then i think most of these monitors in the enf tiers definitely make sense. The et monitors a...

Personally, I preferred the design and look of the Aorus, which is, of course subjective, but the panel in the MSI offers better colour, gamut and fas...

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So that's it for my review of this msi monitor, not going to say the name again, because i've said it too many times. It's a terrible name too many la...

It doesn't suffer from the same issues as the G5 gen1, significantly better response times that are actually some of the best of any LCD monitor, better colors, much better brightness too, over double. Absolutely get that if you can handle the curve.

Just like all the monitors previously discussed, the panel on this monitor offers great response times, especially at its Normal Over Drive mode, which creates a perfect picture at its whole 48-144Hz VRR range. While the contrast ratio is slightly lower than on the AUO 6.6 panel, I measured mine at 894:1, it is higher than I expected. Changing the OSD settings listed below resulted in a very small color correction after calibration, only really needed for a minor gamma curve adjustment.

I've been looking at 1440p 144 hz monitors recently, and one that piqued my interest was the MSI MAG274QRF-QD, and it has good reviews from reputable sources like Hardware Unboxed. However, the MAG274QRF non QD version is also out for a lot cheaper.