MSI Full HD FreeSync Gaming Monitor 24 Curved non-Glare 1ms LED Wide Screen 1920 x 1080 144Hz Refresh Rate (Optix G24C)

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Great monitor for the money, super cool features if your into cross hairs and adjustable picture settings. The curve is awesome ! Base neck red metal portion is really heavy duty and adjusts ever so slightly to angle toward the users field of vision. For $200, I would buy another one all day long. Play csgo, skyrim etc 140fps+ np. Ultra high settings.

There are very few reviews for this monitor on the internet which is a shame because it really is a great monitor for the price. This monitor is one of the only 1080p, 144hz non-TN panel monitors out there. Most other 144hz non-TN panel monitors are 1440p or high resolution with much higher price-tags. Ive been using this monitor for 2.5 months and my thoughts are as follows. Pros: The monitor itself feels very well built and the monitor stand is a really solid high quality metal. The colour accuracy is quite pleasant straight out of the box and is definitely better than a TN panel. The 144hz refresh rate is great and is a big step up from 60hz. Bezels are also quite thin. Cons: Monitor stand only comes with tilt adjustment (cannot change height). Additional notes: The slight curvature of the monitor is slightly strange at first but you get used it quite quickly. Im now quite fond of it compared to flat monitors. Also works fine for competitive e-sports such as CS:GO. Panel is only 1080p which may be a drawback for some. Conclusion: If you want a 144hz monitor with good colour accuracy (VA panel here) and good refresh rates and you dont mind the 1080p then this is definitely the monitor for you.

Added as a second monitor to be more efficient for work. Adjusts enough to compensate for being about 3 years newer than the other monitor for brightness, contrast, etc. Set about mid-level so lots of headroom for the future if the panels dim with age.

I dont spend 8 hours a day on this monitor, but for the occasional gamer that i am, the monitor fairs well. Quality is good, the resolution fits higher end games. The price is great considering. If your like me and get an hour here and there to play, this monitor is perfect as i could never justify buying a $1000 alienware monitor for as little as i play. I cant speak to the longevity as i havent had it for too long and maybe put about 6-10 hours on it so far.

How come I’m only getting 120hz? When it says 144hz

I like the way it looks on my gaming setup, the viewpoints are amazing, I love the on screen sights they added, and for this price I couldnt beat it. The thing I would like is a little thicker stand because I feel like Im a break it off if I tilt it forward to put in a cord in the back of it

Comes with a power cord an HDMI cord and a video cord.

The good : Its inexpensive, and gives you 144 hz with a Dual Link DVI or Display Port no problems. Can also get 120 hz if using Display Port or HDMI; Buttery smooth goodness. The bad : Text is fuzzy on this display; Its as if they are vibrating very slightly. Makes it a bit straining on the eyes and I can see it being really bad if used for long periods of time. If youre using this monitor strictly for gaming it will be a non-issue. Im comparing it to a BenQ I have which displays text wonderfully; though, sadly only 60 hz. The ugly : Ive had it for less than 30 minutes and Im already putting in the box and returning it. Ill eat the cost there. I cant justify keeping this when it strains my eyes, especially if Im potentially staring at it for hours at a time. I really wanted to like it, but it seems my first jump into a 144 hz monitor was a dud. Probably should see these in person before making a purchase. Edit : Further research suggests that its not necessarily the VA panel itself, but rather theyre specifically Samsung VA panels. Its due to a way the text is displayed. Oh wells.

the monitor is good it is not as curved as i thought it would be and the picture is not as good as i thought itd be for the money. the plugs for the cables are positioned poorly so it makes it hard to plug and unplug the cables in. the setup was easy though and i like the menu options on the monitor