Recent content by kaellar

LMFAO you can't be serious, can you?

To be fair, GSP line is mediocre. For $20 more, PC37X literally destroys any GSP model, as well as any other gaming headset up to the price of $200.

Outclass it's competition? There's almost zero chance this one will outclass a $120 Sennheiser PC37X from MassDrop.

I wish they had a 550w version of it.

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.

Wow, $2000 for 60hz no adaptive sync? Seriously, Dell? I'd rather wait for that ASUS or Acer offering all of the stuff for the same price adding 144Hz G-Sync to the table.

WTF is wrong with ASUS? There are 1080p 75Hz FreeSync IPS displays for like $120-140. I could get it if this new one had an IPS panel and this surely great stand for $240. But I'll never understand a 75Hz TN for that price.

WTF is this design seriously?

Have you missed the part when I said I tested this monitor? Well, in case you did, I tested this monitor. And the problem was there regardless of response time setting selected (pixels are turtle-slow at Standard mode btw, so "an issue is only at fast and fastest modes" still means this display...

The only funny thing here is that you call cfg70 the best gaming monitor ever based on some reviewer's words only, without even testing it personally. That reviewer might have way lower perception of the issue, he might've just not tested it in proper conditions to reveal the issue. It doesn't...

Don't defend this thing until you see it in person. It might be good on paper, but in fact it has some really awful ghosting (with pink inversion on some pixel transitions), curvature is absolutely useless and annoying on such a small 16x9 proportioned monitor, and the stand is really awkward...

This headset is clearly meant to be used at home. So why would you even want it to have a detachable mic?

Better design, detatchable cable, in-line controller, a ~$100 price drop. This new MMX300 will be VERY popular for sure.

Those SSDs generate roughly 2-3W tops, so it's almost definitely some marketing BS. Could still help a little in terms of aesthetics tho.

it could, yeah.. but why? what's the practical purpose of 1000 ppi?