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

I got cheaper bro - RM329 excluding voucher. if use voucher might be cheaper

MSI Pro MP251 E2 24.5inch FHD 120Hz Flat Cye Care Monitor

this one dont have DP port right? compared to TS monitor

once u go more then 120hz screen, anything 60hz feels laggy.

it is, i'll sell this monitor when i get my monitor back, already have buyer lel

honestly 120hz also feels slow for me, already used to 240hz heh
but 60hz is really really tiring to use lol

dont fool urself

ur cheap ass monitor arent going to do well in HDR at all

minimum nit require for the most basic HDR is 400

urs is only 300

IPS backlit super lapsap in HDR. Waste money

But its okay. U havent tested heavenly OLED yet so u didnt know what u missed.

let me add ur monitor doesnt even hv VRR

so u will get screen-tearing whn ur weak 6600 play games and cant reach 120hz

I got benq xr3501 144hz, 2 x Asus ROG Swift PG278QR 165hz and Asus VG249Q 144hz from apartment trash dump, all in good working condition

hdr is absolutely useless without oled and in future micro led it needs 600-2000 nits to show the color range dont let xiaomi bamboozle. but you still untung on the high refresh rate.
personally a resolution guy i mean misses av also 60fps max so i managed get a 4k monitor for 760

This post has been edited by GHBZDK: May 24 2025, 01:03 PM

Dayum looking for new monitor also

Seems all the specs meet what I need

true2

many people don't understand what proper HDR actually means. this is because marketing by these brands has been very deceitful to avg people

HDR means:
- high peak brightness. high end OLED TVs now hit >1500 nits at 2% and 10% window. mid-end OLED TVs also easily >1000 nits around that window percentage.
- high contrast ratio. this means when black, it is true black. ur RM300 IPS display has a backlight that is not true black, resulting in near shit contrast ratio (black becomes dim grey). when they rate 1500:1, it's usually rated in the most optimal brightness at 0%-10% brightness to reach that figure (because IPS backlight will be much dimmer). when set >20% brightness, it's where its shittiness happens (usually drops down to 1000:1 or lower).
- high DCI-P3 & rec.2020 color gamut coverage (much wider than sRGB). true HDR display covers >95% DCI-P3 and >75% rec.2020
- 10-bit color depth or more. msi pro mp251 e2 is only 8-bit (6-bit + FRC some more)

most important ones are high peak brightness and high contrast ratio. any1 of these missing, means instant fake HDR. many HDR400 IPS monitors are fake HDR as well. usually they put "HDR ready", because it only means it can receive HDR input, but it will fail to produce real HDR output
to get true HDR, get OLED TVs, OLED monitors or mini-LED TVs with FALD. mini-LED monitors in malaysia market is kong

then u must be suffering watch any movie, they all only 24 FPS haha

not even 1440p but it's your money ts

watching no need to deal with input lag and they have natural camera motion blur ma

Inb4 tv mana tv become monitor mana monitor

Windows 11 display information.

just bcs it can

doesnt mean it will do well

but u r welcome to continue to fool urself

i just say it's HDR ready.

did i say it will do well?

CRT > All

the reason why windows display information show like that is because windows read ur display EDID (Extended Display Identification Data)

vendors can put whatever info into their monitors' EDID and let windows read it. this also means that ur display will be able to receive HDR input. but, ur display cannot, and will never output proper HDR, hence it is not capable of HDR and it's not HDR ready, and it's HDR ready only because vendors like to deceive ppl. this behaves the same as my old LG 27GL850, a HDR400 monitor, but can never output proper HDR.
also seems like ur display's 6-bit+FRC manage to fool windows into thinking it's a 10-bit monitor thru EDID.

anyhow u bought the monitor, regardless if u want to believe it can do HDR or learn that it can't, best just enjoy it since it's a bargain

300 nits

hdr

hahaha

Dell does not have a 27" 5K ultrasharp if I am not mistaken.
5K 27" is still pretty pricey. Might have to go for a 4K monitor instead.

Currently thinking between the AW2725Q or a U2725QE
But also open for anything with similar spec but cheaper....

This post has been edited by LegendLee: May 24 2025, 03:37 PM

Really need good oled panels to enjoy proper HDR

but high nits is not the issue for cheap HDR monitors, it's the dark area's quality. HDR400 on games already hurts my eyes on some scenes because it's quite bright when the monitor is used inside the house and not outside with direct sunlight... But dark areas still really sux on HDR400 IPS monitors (the contrast ratio)

Bought it 1 yr ago for less than 320

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=110948318

HDR really washout, i don want use

Should.get exact same monitors for dual setup.

Any good deal for 27 and 32?

cheap. i buy samsung 24" g30d pun rm460 dy.
180hz tho.

if u use 4k on Mac OS, then the UI resolution will be recommended to 1080p.

u have to use windows hdr calibration app to calibrate it properly so that the highlights will not exposed.

then it will create a new profile to replace the default profile.

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows...02-9eabebd23f19

I m used to use Dell as my main monitor, this one just buy for gaming.

I feel it's so much brighter...

I got it for 326... For MP252
Owaiii

This post has been edited by rtk73: May 24 2025, 05:33 PM

At 4k, the font will either be too small (100%) or too large (200%).
If I set at 150% it won’t be as crispy.

But that’s ok. Price difference between a 4k and 5k monitor is too large to justify just for “crispy system text”.

This post has been edited by LegendLee: May 24 2025, 10:09 PM

I tried LG hdr sample video, this monitor's bright areas lost quite some detail, the sky doesn't looked like well displayed compared to my asus in my memory, I should try again when i get my asus back

the HDR effect is not same like on phone

give me the link of the LG hdr sample video.

Any1 knows more or less same price better model ?

AOC ker, Acer ker ? High refresh rate than my 75hz mon now

https://4kmedia.org/lg-new-york-hdr-uhd-4k-demo/

the download link is there, you can go to the homepage of the website for more samples

which scene are u referring to?

I can see the white cloud moving from top right to left at 0.26 secs, most bright areas are full of detail.

nevermind, seems like vlc problem the highlights are overblown. Using windows player it looks fine now.

99% srgb only????

ts and his boasting posts inseparable

Glad to hear that.

Yes.

400 nits isn’t enough. Me and bacon just saying it for what it is.
You can walk into sengheng, go over to the oled tv section and see the hdr there.
Or go switch, find an iPhone 16 pro and open the photo app and swipe brightness up.

for the time being, nope

RM329 excluding voucher. if use voucher might be cheaper

MSI Pro MP251 E2 24.5inch FHD 120Hz Flat Cye Care Monitor

this model -> MSI Pro MP251L E2 does NOT have Display Port.

u have to look for without "L" version.

why no buy 2 unit of msi?

all ktard want is cheap cheap cheap only

yes you can get FHD 24" 120Hz monitors at that price nowadays
Well tbh I think for normal use also 100Hz is more than enough
I had a 24" 165Hz monitor 1080P monitor, now I changed to 27" 100Hz 2K monitor, then I bring the 24" monitor to my workplace. 24" @ 1080P is the minimum requirement for a comfortable working screen space imo.

I think Acer is ok.
my previous monitor was acer. plugged into a wall plug for 4 years now that only now I realized has sub-optimal grounding. Which explains why every time there's thunder my monitor likes to turn off for a bit and then turn back on.
it still works fine but I now notice a bit of white-blue light bleed at the edges.

I found out that Mac OS works very well with Dell Monitors, in term of colour, contrast and dynamic range. There's no need to do any calibration and everything just looks exactly like MacBook setting.

My main OS is Mac, so naturally I have to use Dell as my main monitor.

but if I play games in 1080p using 2k monitor, the graphics may not look good, so I think better stick to native 1080p monitor.

VS this AOC 24G4 ?

https://shopee.com.my/AOC-24G4-23.8-FASTIPS...from_login=true

I see, i basically cannot differentiate LOOL, not that colour sensitive, not doing design work

yeah, get the one with displayport since that is important to use freesync or gsync. HDMI 2.1 only have support for it and this monitor only has HDMI 2.0 iinm.

When comparing the contrast ratios of the AOC 24G4 and the MSI PRO MP251 E2 monitors, the MSI PRO MP251 E2 offers a higher static contrast ratio of 1500:1, compared to the AOC 24G4's typical contrast ratio of 1000:1. This means the MSI monitor can display deeper blacks and brighter whites, providing more vivid images, which is beneficial for tasks like photo editing or watching movies.([Display Specifications][1])

However, the AOC 24G4 is designed with gaming in mind, featuring a higher refresh rate of 180Hz and a faster response time of 0.5ms (MPRT), compared to the MSI's 120Hz refresh rate and 1ms (MPRT) response time. This makes the AOC monitor more suitable for fast-paced gaming scenarios.([AOC][2])

Both monitors use IPS panels, offering wide viewing angles and good color reproduction. The MSI PRO MP251 E2 covers 99% of the sRGB color gamut, while the AOC 24G4 covers 126% of sRGB, indicating more vibrant colors.([MSI][3])

In summary, if your priority is higher contrast for better image depth, the MSI PRO MP251 E2 is the better choice. If you prioritize higher refresh rates and faster response times for gaming, the AOC 24G4 would be more suitable.([Display Specifications][1], [AOC][2])

I have been doing photo editing for more than 10 years, so I m sensitive to colour reproduction.

rm200+- difference. other than that you gotta test both of them first

https://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...ost&p=110948318

Repost, i got very good deal

RM341.45 after all vc

good deal I must say

u use the monitor for what mainly?

That time my acer nitro monitor suddenly cannot on, so on the time i waiting send warranty, i just random check any cheap monitor support g sync, 144hz
I did not have any specific usage

Allright then

I am on 32" now, even 27" looks so small now

Mainly use for spreadsheets, etc etc

Until now 2025, i still no need anything higher that 1080

300 nits and hdr? bruh