MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD

24 was again hugely decent and super accurate colors all around. Now I want to say it's a bold claim but for 2021 I know that year has just passed but...

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Other cables included are HDMI, DisplayPort, and a USB Type-B to Type-A cable, which allows you to connect the monitor to your PC, and this is require...

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I am very disappointed because the M27Q is such a great package with great out of the box colors. I am really worried that I will have to buy a colorimeter to use the MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD correctly because many people write that the colors are to extended because the MSI has no RGB color space limiter. Has anyone else similar experiences and has someone got the MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD here?

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.

Everyone, I did not wait for the LG 27GP850, and went with the MSI MAG274QRF-QD for 43.1k. Got it from Ankit Infotech, SP Road, who were super helpful and prompt throughout the order process. The monitor had no defects, dead/stuck pixels out of the box. Backlight bleed was also acceptable.