27" MSI Optix MPG27CQ

Experienced gamers will love the MSI Optix MPG27CQ monitor, which features a 144Hz refresh rate with AMD FreeSync/AdaptiveSync for really smooth gaming. MSI monitors use a curved display panel with the optimal 1800R curvature rate and 115% sRGB colour rendering to deliver true and vibrant colours. This makes them perfect for playing video games but also ideal for watching movies and serials too. The MPG series model has Mystic Light RGB lighting on the front and supports SteelSeries GameSense, so you can have an overview of your ammunition, health and other stats directly on your monitor.

Key Features of the MSI Optix MPG27CQ Curved Gaming Monitor

• 27" WQHD sharp image screen size (2560×1440p)
• No tearing or stuttering (AMD AdaptiveSync, up to 144Hz and 1ms response)
• The most suitable curvature for the human eye (1800R)
• High-quality colours even when viewed from wide angles (VA panel with 115% sRGB, 100% NTSC)
• Mystic Light LED RGB Light with Indication of game stats (SteelSeries GameSense)
• No unnecessary eye fatigue (no blinking and blue light filter)
• Built-in FPS sight and optimisation via MSI Gaming Desktop with 7 modes

Ideal 1800R Curvature

The Optix MPG27CQ monitor uses a 1800R curved display panel. This is the most comfortable and suitable for a wide range of uses from computing to gaming. You will be able to work or surf the net without a problem but the curved screen really comes into its own when you are gaming or watching films. The curved panel will totally immerse you in the action for a totally unforgettable experience. 

Top-quality VA Screen 

A top-quality VA screen with true-to-life and more refined colours help you to experience the environment that the game designers or film producers had in mind for you. The image quality of the MSI Optix MPG27CQ is backed up by the extra high 3000:1 contrast ratio and the 115% sRGB coverage. No matter where you are standing, the picture on the MSI Optix MPG27CQ will look amazing. Now, nothing stands in the way of seeing the full capabilities of your computer's graphics.