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Hey everyone,

 

Back in 2022 I bought an MSI Optix MAG274QRFDE-QD, which worked flawlessly until 3 weeks ago, where I started noticing some random flickering. After sending it back to MSI for a warranty repair they told me that the monitor was indeed faulty but that it wasn't repairable, so they told me they'd like to offer an MSI G274QPX as a replacement.

 

I asked them if refunding was an option, but they said no. However they were open to negotiate the replacement. From their standpoint the MSI G274QPX is of the same value as the one I had, but I'm not familiar with this monitor.

 

I use the monitor mainly for gaming and office work.

 

Any advice on what I should do? Is the MSI G274QPX a good replacement?

 

Thanks in advance!

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3 minutes ago, Adagio24 said:

Is the MSI G274QPX a good replacement?

Its an upgrade.

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Yea, I would take the deal.

 

  • 27" IPS panel (2560 x 1440 QHD)
  • 240Hz refresh rate - Display without after image.
  • 1ms response time helps eliminate screen tearing and choppy frame rates
  • Wide view angle - 178° visible.
  • Adaptive sync - keep screen tearing away from your monitor.
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1 minute ago, kb5zue said:

1ms response time helps eliminate screen tearing and choppy frame rates

In case you're not aware, it wont have "1ms" response times, that's just what they put on the box. Only the highest end LCD's get anywhere close. Also this is referencing pixel response time so it won't have an effect on screen tearing or framerates. 

 

Ultimately unrelated but hey, the more you know. 

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5 hours ago, Adagio24 said:

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it's worth about 100usd more than the monitor that was sent in.

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Hey everyone, thank you for the advice. I just reached out to MSI and they have another model I can choose: MPG 275CQRXF

 

Thoughts about swapping the MSI Optix MAG274QRFDE-QD for either of these:
 

  • MSI G274QPX
  • MSI MPG 275CQRXF

Which one is better for gaming and office work?

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