Wednesday, July 5th 2017

MSI Announces the OPTIX Line of Gaming Monitors

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MSI unveiled some of its first gaming monitors, under the MSI OPTIX brand. These include two models, the 27-inch OPTIX G27C, and the 24-inch OPTIX G24C. Both models feature Samsung-made TN-film display panels with 1800R curvature, Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) resolution, 144 Hz refresh-rate, 4 ms (GTG) response time, 178°/178° viewing-angles, and support for AMD FreeSync technology. Display inputs on both include DisplayPort 1.2a, HDMI 1.4a, and DVI. The 24-incher features a simpler design with a stand that allows basic height adjustment, while the 27-incher allows tilt adjustments. The company didn't reveal pricing.

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14 Comments on MSI Announces the OPTIX Line of Gaming Monitors

#1
TheLostSwede
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Uhm, why where the comments deleted?
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#2
W1zzard
TheLostSwedeUhm, why where the comments deleted?
I fucked up during coding and accidentally hard-deleted the comments :/
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TheLostSwede
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W1zzardI fucked up during coding and accidentally hard-deleted the comments :/
:laugh: :slap:
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#4
notb
W1zzardI fucked up during coding and accidentally hard-deleted the comments :/
Do you use a custom CMS or something popular?
I suppose comments are usually stored in a database, so isn't there a way to restore them? :-)
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#5
W1zzard
notbDo you use a custom CMS or something popular?
I suppose comments are usually stored in a database, so isn't there a way to restore them? :)
self coded, with the forum as backend. usually posts are soft-deleted, not in this case
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#6
bug
Besides the refresh rate, these include all the things I'd avoid in a monitor.
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#7
dcf-joe
Maybe I am mistaken, but aren't most TN "gaming monitors" in the 1 ms response time range? It is usually the IPS panels that are 4 ms.
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#8
bug
dcf-joeMaybe I am mistaken, but aren't most TN "gaming monitors" in the 1 ms response time range? It is usually the IPS panels that are 4 ms.
On paper, they are. In reality, even the best panels are something like 3-4ms, but even then with overshoot articats: www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/asus_rog_swift_pg258q.htm#overdrive
I've stopped buying monitors/TVs based on paper specs only a long time ago.
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#10
xytras
TheLostSwedeUhm, why where the comments deleted?
Moderators think it's hate speech lul.
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#11
W1zzard
xytrasModerators think it's hate speech lul.
No, see my response above
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#12
Tsukiyomi91
27 inch is a little too big for 1920x1080... I find ASUS ROG Swift PG258Q's 24 inch panel much more suitable for 1080p. just my 2 cents.
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#13
kaellar
Actually, if you'd check the specs of these two at MSI's website, you'll find out these use SVA panels by Samsung, not the TN panels.
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#14
Delta6326
This is old, I owned one back in February. It sucks compared to the samsung version.
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