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There was a monitor company called MAG years ago. Don't know if there is a relationship but they were average quality imo.
https://www.displayninja.com/msi-optix-mag241c-review/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSMqvdsnV8I
Thx for the quick reply! Also which model aren you using? Maybe i should check that out too
If you want a 1080p 144Hz monitor, I would highly recommend that you get an ASUS ROG STRIX XG27VQ as it has virtually the same specifications, but of a much better build quality and visual appeal due to the design and RGB lighting options, as well as a handful of other features/settings which MSI monitors almost always lack. I use one myself, and I stand by it.
If you're dead set on MSI for some reason, I won't stop you, but it's up to you if you want to take the higher risk associated with MSI's monitors.
As for problems with panel types, it's mostly visual. Some may have more input lag than others, but it's never really a problem.
Hmmmm... :/ Im not an msi fan or smthn but its the price that attracts me.also i will buy from amazon so if i had any problems its easy to return.
And the asus model u have is way too much for me. Even the 24,5 inch model is still expensive. I would save some more(and sell my gtx1080) and upgrade to 1080ti or 2080 instead :/
Thanks for the support btw. I ll definetly check some more asus and benq models.