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MSI Releases Optix G27C5 Curved Monitor

We reviewed the MSI Optix MAG27CQ Curved Gaming Monitor (144Hz) a while back and we loved it. Now MSI have release a similar monitor but with an impressive refresh rate of 165Hz.

Taken from TPU … MSI today announced the imminent release of their Optix G275C gaming monitor. This is a 27″ affair packing a Samsung-manufactured VA panel, offering a 1080p resolution and a maximum 165 Hz refresh rates. For snappy, responsive gaming, this refresh rate is backed by a 1 ms response time, as well as support for AMD’s FreeSync technology (which should also be compatible with NVIDIA cards through their G-Sync Compatible support). Maximum brightness is low – 250 nits, contrast ratio stands at 3000:1, and there’s 90% coverage of the DCI-P3 (which increases to 113% in sRGB terms). The monitor also features an aggressive 1500R curvature.

There’s 178º viewing angles, and I/O is taken care of by 1x DisplayPort 1.2, 2x HDMI and 1x audio out. Quality of life adjustments include only -5 to 20 ° tilt adjustments and a narrow frame design with 3 sides that suppresses the top / right / left bezel width. There’s also support for MSI’s Anti-Flicker & Less Blue Light technologies. Pricing wasn’t announced, but expect it to be priced higher than the Optix G27C4, which can currently be had for $340.

Features:

  • 27” Curved Gaming display (1500R) – The best gameplay immersion.
  • 165Hz Refresh Rate – Respond faster with smoother frames.
  • 1ms Response Time – Eliminate screen tearing and choppy frame rates.
  • True colors – Colors and details will look more realistic and refined.
  • Adjustable Stand – Easily change the position of the monitor for maximum ergonomics.
  • AMD FreeSync® – Prevent screen tearing or stuttering, producing ultra-smooth gameplay.
  • Frameless design – Enjoy the ultimate gaming experience with super narrow bezels.
  • 178° Wide Viewing Angle – Colors and details stay sharp with a 178° wide viewing angle.
  • Anti-Flicker & Less Blue Light – Game even longer by preventing eye strain and fatigue.

Source: TPU via MSI

 

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