Reviews 31.5" MSI MAG 325CQRXF
Reviews 31.5" MSI MAG 325CQRXF
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Rated 26/03/2024, variant 31.5" MSI MAG 325CQRXF
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I was looking for something for 2k gaming and working in the evenings, with good contrast, colors and response and this monitor delivers on all counts. Compared to the samsung odyssey g6 27" which I tried a completely different league (and price) very good sharp legible font which I could not tune on the samsung. I just still can't get used to the curve, if instead of 1000 it was 1500 or 1800 I wouldn't be angry at all. If you're considering it, I definitely recommend giving this model a try.
Fast 240hz VA panel
beautiful contrast
I didn't notice any ghosting, minimal black smearing ( and that's in an older RTS game) otherwise not at all
I haven't found many reviews of this model on the internet, but it is really hilarious
Quite an aggressive bend, some people may mind
Quality of plastics as well
RGB useless
PPI/resolution so on the edge at 32"
Light backglow bleed around the edges? Maybe just a worse piece, not very noticeable. but there's
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Rated 04/01/2024, variant 31.5" MSI MAG 325CQRXF
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1000R curve (the curve is very easy on the eyes, not only does it pull you into the action a bit more, but after 8 hours of work or play, your eyes are much less tired)
Frequency 240Hz
Awesome 4000:1 contrast (you can really see it in movies and games)
USB control via MSI's clear app (you can also use the mobile app which links to the PC app) I had the problem that sometimes the USB would disconnect, but if I switched the MVK function to Upstream (Output), the connection was uninterrupted.
MSI's features (Optix scope and especially Night Vision) I use Night Vision even for movies at strongest value and can then see even characters in shadows and darkness even at minimum brightness, which is great for night viewing and well worth the slightly worse colours. I also tried a similar function on an Asus monitor and it doesn't have the MSI one. I don't know if it's also the contrast, but this monitor pulls wonders out of the dark.
16:9 aspect ratio (You can see beautifully sideways without turning your head. I've tried 21:9 and it's evil. There is more surface area to work on, but the show turning my head is painful after several hours. In games you lose concentration by constantly looking sideways at the map and the pointers, you rarely adjust the position of the pointers. Most movies aren't for 21:9, which is irritating to have chunks of black screen taking up space unnecessarily. I'd rather have a curved 38 or 42 inch 16:9, except there aren't any, just one insanely expensive one and OLED = LG 42LX3Q). Otherwise, to give you an idea, I also tried a 40 inch MSI monitor with a 21:9 ratio, which is not curved, but its area when using 16:9 is equivalent to a 32 inch monitor, meaning that 8 inches took only the sides, which you can't always use. It also means that a 34 inch 21:9 monitor has a much smaller screen area than this one when using 16:9.
At 240Hz only 8bit colors (10bit colors at 180Hz), but I don't notice a significant difference and I use 240Hz
240Hz only via DisplayPort 1.4 (too bad it doesn't have HDMI 2.1), but the DisplayPort 1.4 works fine with the supplied cable
The 2560×1440 resolution is both an advantage and a disadvantage. I switched from 1920x1080, someone wants 4K as well. Higher resolution is great for movies, but for games it's a problem with FPS. For working in programs, it's readability hell (Windows font magnification doesn't work everywhere and distorts). At 2560×1440 resolution it's still possible, I'm just sitting closer (from 90cm to 60cm). I wouldn't put 4K to work on 32 inches, so at least 43 inches.
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