TheOptix MAG274QRX also features a console mode for hooking up the Xbox or PlayStation consoles. Console mode basically downscales the 4K output from the console to the monitor's 1440p standard. The feature also gets variable refresh rate support with the latest firmware update. I enjoy the monitor’s wide color gamut, which spans up to 98 percent of DCI-P3 and 90 percent of AdobeRGB. This is excellent performance, beaten only by monitors that use an OLED panel or those with Quantum Dot technology. For gamers, a wide gamut creates a hyper-saturated look that’s wonderful in games with a bright, colorful presentation such as Overwatch 2 or Apex Legends. The MSI Optix MAG274QRX primarily has a plastic construction. However, the build quality is good and leaves little room for complaint. Along with a VESA mount, MSI also supplies a stand that allows for adjusting tilt, pivot, swivel, and height, which is a welcome addition as many monitors in this segment make do with just a height adjustment stand.

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This means that the measured response time is better than the average of all tested devices (21.8 ms).Video connectivity is great with one DisplayPort 1.4 port and two HDMI 2.1 ports for a total of three video inputs, all of which can handle the monitor’s maximum display resolution and refresh rate. This is a key feature for gamers who want to connect multiple sources – like both a PC and one or more current-gen console – for high-refresh gaming, including over HDMI. Competing 240Hz monitors use HDMI 2.0 and do not support 240Hz when connected via HDMI. The MSI Optix MAG274QRX comes across as an extremely capable QHD 240 Hz monitor that is perfectly suitable for both competitive gaming and professional work. That said, the BenQ EX270QM makes the best of what it has to work with. The monitor’s tone mapping appears solid and the default settings offer some sense of added brightness without ruining detail in shadows or near-white areas. The BenQEX Mobiuz EX270QM supports HDR10 and detects an HDR signal (as tested with a Windows PC and Xbox Series X). HDR mode is engaged automatically and looks good at default settings. Motion clarity is excellent at 240Hz. Enemy units, health bars, and names remain legible when scrolling across the field of battle in League of Legends. Enemy units and health bars are legible on a 144Hz or 165Hz monitor, but names aren’t. The EX270QM retained significant detail in the Blur Busters’ UFO test, as well, with almost all elements of the funny little alien visible aside from his trio of eyes, which blurred into a pair of peepers.

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LED lighting is included and controlled through the monitor, providing nine color options and six mode options that pulse in different patterns. The lighting is easy to notice in a modestly-lit room, but it’s perfect in a dark gaming den. Lighting brightness can’t be adjusted, though, so what you see is what you get. BenQ EX270QM – Features & Menu The BenQ Mobiuz EX270QM makes a good first impression at default settings. It’s bright, but not too bright, with a maximum SDR brightness of 360 nits which, surprisingly, is adjusted down to a more comfortable setting in the monitor’s default game mode. In short, motion clarity is a real highlight and, for some, will be the entire reason to buy this monitor. You can find better results in 360Hz monitors, of course, but those are still limited to a 24.5-inch display. The 27-inch, 1440p, 240Hz EX270QM is a better fit for gamers who are serious but not on the path to pro. BenQ EX270QM – Day-to-Day Performance

The monitor comes with picture-in-picture (PIP) and picture-by-picture (PBP) modes for simultaneously viewing video from multiple sources. KVM 2.0 is available as well. details, wider range of colors, and look more similar to what is seen by the human eye when compared The major competitor to this monitor is the Gigabyte M27Q X, which also offers a similar feature set at possibly lower prices. Still, the MSI Optix MAG274QRX's offers a lot for the money compared to more premium QHD options such as the Acer Predator XB273U GX, Alienware AW2721D, Samsung Odyssey G7, and the Asus ROG Swift PG279QM.

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All the expected ports for a monitor in this price segment are present, but the HDMI port is still based on the 2.0 standard which limits the maximum refresh rate to 144 Hz.The monitor’s maximum resolution of 1440p provides a pixel density of about 108 pixels per inch. This isn’t as high as a 4K monitor of the same size, which provides 163 pixels per inch, but high enough to offer good clarity in most situations. I only found the resolution’s limits noticeable when viewing fine fonts or small interface elements, which display hints of pixelation. Windows 11 already offers extensive split window functions, but Split Window tab offers even more possibilities. There's a hidden macro key towards the bottom left of the panel, which invokes the Gaming Intelligence app by default but can also be configured for other functions. The Tools tab allows for configuring options such as mouse pointer speed, and power and sleep settings. You can also project the screen externally or use the monitor as a remote display for your smartphone or tablet. The MSI Optix MAG274QRX features a “Rapid IPS” panel with a 2560 x 1440 resolution. As seen in the sub-pixel matrix image below, the pixel size is quite large given that the panel yields a density of just 108 PPI.