MSI warns that its MEG X ultrawide OLED gaming monitor should only be used for singleplayer games and practice. Sure, that'll stop 'em.
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MSI is stepping into the future of gaming displays with a new AI-powered gaming monitor designed to give players a ...
TL;DR: MSI unveils the MPG 271QR QD-OLED X50, the world's first QD-OLED gaming monitor featuring an AI Care Sensor that uses real-time human detection to reduce burn-in by adjusting brightness or ...
TL;DR: MSI's MEG X gaming monitor features a 34-inch QD-OLED ultrawide display with 3440x1440 resolution, 360Hz refresh rate, and 0.03ms response time. Its AI-powered tools like AI Tracker and AI ...
In a nutshell: MSI's monitors hopped on the AI bandwagon last year with a feature that automatically detects human presence. At this year's CES, the company is leaning even further into the trend with ...
MSI kicked off CES 2026 with two next-generation desktop lines – the MSI Aegis RS2 AI and MSI Vision RS AI – plus a new wave of QD-OLED gaming monitors under its MPG and MEG X brands. Whether you’re ...
MSI's new 500Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor might rival Samsung's new Odyssey G6 display, but it brings a little extra to the table to help set it apart. Alongside its rapid response time, high refresh ...
MSI showed off a bunch of intriguing hardware for professionals at this year’s CES, with a wide range of miniature AI PCs, and an utterly gorgeous OLED monitor. Whether you’re looking to get your boss ...
Editor's take: Artificial intelligence is making its way into every corner of PC hardware, and MSI clearly believes gamers can't wait to pay for it. The company is adding even more AI-powered features ...
At CES 2025, MSI will introduce a new range of gaming monitors designed to deliver cutting-edge performance and future-ready features. Ahead of the tech show, the brand has revealed key details about ...
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