Gaming > 60hz feels so smooth especially racing games.

Key features
120Hz refresh rate
Static contrast ratio 1500:1
HDR Ready
300 nits brightness
99% sRGB color
1x HDMI 2.0 , 1x DP (1.4a), 1x D-Sub (VGA)

it works on my Mac as well.

https://my-store.msi.com/products/msi-pro-m...ye-care-monitor

But I heard MSI macam high failure rate

Got 3 years warranty, after that if fail then just throw away...it's so cheap anyway.

ceh fhd je ke

Meh 25 inchi only

I plan to have dual monitor setup, I bought another Dell monitor that will deliver to me on 27 May.

Just nice for small screen.

msi compare with acer which is better?

acer failure rate also high right? coz last time i bought a acer monitor. It kaput before reaching 2years old. screen melt and got some very bad chemical smell.

I notice that my 2 HP monitors seem like long lasting. 1 already 7 years still kicking, the other 10years old already.
Dell monitor at 3.5 years start having horizontal line issue.

This post has been edited by Brotherjoe: May 24 2025, 09:02 AM

Good for you, but i find every little bit of spec details are important when it comes to buying a monitor

especially for cheap monitors.

Pro gamer only use 25 inch though

Too big not in field of vision

Too small, monitah needs to be bigger hahaha

I am thinking to get a monitor too.
Looking to replace my imac2020.
But 5k 27” screens are so pricey.

exactly the one I'm using now, paid rm359 (pcimage admitted they put wrong price tag and honor me the price)

still waiting my monitor from asus, exactly 1 month liao sent for warranty.

Don’t need racing game.. scrolling /k also huge difference already..

can get Dell Ultrasharp.

izzit the best bang for buck?

gamer want high refresh rate only.

it's a great time to be 1080p gamers actually. pc components are cheap for the specs, can get 144Hz+ IPS monitor for just few hundred moolah