Wednesday, April 2nd 2025

MSI Extends OLED Care 2.0 Panel Protect Function to 24 Hours

In response to user feedback, MSI has announced an enhanced update to its highly acclaimed OLED CARE 2.0 technology, delivering an even better experience for gamers and tech enthusiasts worldwide.

This update refines the Panel Protect activation timing based on cumulative usage. Originally set to activate automatically every 16 hours, some users reported that it could unexpectedly interrupt their ongoing activities. To enhance user experience and minimize disruptions, MSI has extended the refresh interval to 24 hours, ensuring greater flexibility while maintaining the panel's exceptional durability.
Starting in May 2025, MSI will deploy this enhancement across its entire lineup of QD-OLED monitors through a firmware update. This seamless upgrade will be available for download, allowing users to effortlessly integrate the improved functionality. MSI assures users that this update will not impact existing warranty benefits, including 3-year burn-in warranty (specific terms may vary by region). Committed to pioneering solutions that harmonize innovation with user satisfaction, MSI ensures that every gaming experience remains seamless, vibrant, and enduring.

For more information, please refer to the Warranty Information page.
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5 Comments on MSI Extends OLED Care 2.0 Panel Protect Function to 24 Hours

#1
Philaphlous
It's 2025, can we get a degauss button for nostalgia?
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TheDeeGee
PhilaphlousIt's 2025, can we get a degauss button for nostalgia?
Can we get no burn-in monitors with proper blacks?
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#3
Chomiq
TheDeeGeeCan we get no burn-in monitors with proper blacks?
You can, but it's going to cost you about $20000.
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Dammeron
TheDeeGeeCan we get no burn-in monitors with proper blacks?
There are miniLEDs with FALD, but extremely overpriced and not widely developed anymore (haven't heard of any new monitors lately).
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JustBenching
TheDeeGeeCan we get no burn-in monitors with proper blacks?
Yes, microleds. Get ready for 20k $ tvs. You need thousands of zones to get deep blacks, no haloing and high brightness in mixed scenes. Oleds funnily enough are the brightest panels in darker scenes with highlights
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