While 4K monitors are fast becoming the preferred choice for desktops and also as secondary screens for laptops, the market for FHD and QHD monitors hasn't really waned. Compared to many months ago, ...

MSI launched the "Optix G321 CQP," a 31.5-inch WQHD curved gaming liquid crystal display with a 1000R curvature. With a refresh rate of 165Hz and a reaction time of 1ms, the liquid crystal panel ...

MSI has introduced the Optix G242 eSports monitor, which offers some fantastic features, including a 144 Hz refresh rate and coverage of 127.7% of the sRGB color gamut. This monitor is perfect for ...

MSI has released the Optix MAG272C monitor that features not only a 27" screen, a VA-based panel that offers a 1080p resolution, but also the higher refresh rate of 165 Hz. The higher refresh rate isn ...

The new Optix MAG272C monitor has a 1500R curvature, with MSI designing the new monitor with gamer and content creators as their key market. MSI has used very thin bezels that will allow gamers and ...

The MSI Optix MAG251RX is chock-full of features inside: certified G-Sync compatibility, 1,000:1 static contrast ratio, 10-bit color depth support, 100% sRGB color gamut, 400 nits of brightness and ...

The Optix MAG161V, MSI's first portable gaming monitor, lacks the signature gaming features of the company’s desktop monitors: a high peak refresh rate, adaptive-sync support, RGB lighting, and a mini ...

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MSI is one of the biggest players in the PC business, so when it releases a new monitor it’s wise to give it more than a quick glance. That’s exactly what we’re doing today with the new MSI Optix MAG ...

MSI announced a 27-inch gaming WQHD liquid crystal display dubbed the Optix G273 QPF, it uses a RAPID IPS panel and has a refresh rate of 165Hz and a response speed of 1ms (GTG). MSI's original RAPID ...

I'm a senior analyst charged with testing and reviewing VPNs and other security apps for PCMag. I grew up in the heart of Silicon Valley and have been involved with technology since the 1990s.