Mini/micro LED QHD monitors

I'm really liking this monitor so far. The picture is excellent, I've not noticed any ghosting in general use or gaming so far. Maybe I'm immune to it or my eyes are aging.

I think I've given myself eyestrain and a crooked neck as I have had it setup next to my main monitor and sitting at an odd angle for a few days. I'll get it mounted in the coming days as it's pretty much a keeper.

Even though it's rated at HDR 1000, peak brightness can hit just shy if 1,500. I flash banged myself fiddling with settings last night.

As an added bonus, I just checked the '12 month warranty' on MSIs website which shows as warranty available to January 2029.
 
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michty_me said:
This was a concern too. I need more time with it for my daily usage.

Is your headaches caused by a VA panel or more of the PWM setup? I know a few folk that don't get on with OLEDs due to the same.

This MSI is DC dimming for that reason. I didn't want to tempt fate with a PWM setup.
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OLED takes a couple of weeks for the headaches to end. Now you would have to pry it from my cold dead hands lol.
 
erill1971 said:
OLED takes a couple of weeks for the headaches to end. Now you would have to pry it from my cold dead hands lol.
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I've got OLED TV's which at first gave me a tired feeling in my eyes.
This I think was due to sitting with a crooked neck. It has passed now and been using it too full days without issue. Still not got round to calibrating it with the calibrite yet but will do soon.

I've just been playing some Cyberpunk on my lunch game, HDR is great! Honestly, For the price of the monitor, It is a great upgrade. As much as I want an OLED for work and gaming, I would have the issues of text fringing at 1440P and risk of burn in with the hours I spend with static pages etc.
 
michty_me said:
I've got OLED TV's which at first gave me a tired feeling in my eyes.
This I think was due to sitting with a crooked neck. It has passed now and been using it too full days without issue. Still not got round to calibrating it with the calibrite yet but will do soon.

I've just been playing some Cyberpunk on my lunch game, HDR is great! Honestly, For the price of the monitor, It is a great upgrade. As much as I want an OLED for work and gaming, I would have the issues of text fringing at 1440P and risk of burn in with the hours I spend with static pages etc.
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Yeah this is why I can't go Oled, at least 8 hours a day on vscode or another ide.
 
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michty_me said:
I've got OLED TV's which at first gave me a tired feeling in my eyes.
This I think was due to sitting with a crooked neck. It has passed now and been using it too full days without issue. Still not got round to calibrating it with the calibrite yet but will do soon.

I've just been playing some Cyberpunk on my lunch game, HDR is great! Honestly, For the price of the monitor, It is a great upgrade. As much as I want an OLED for work and gaming, I would have the issues of text fringing at 1440P and risk of burn in with the hours I spend with static pages etc.
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Cyberpunks HDR sort of sucks, you need RenoDX for it and ultra+ mod to sort out RT/PT
 
erill1971 said:
Cyberpunks HDR sort of sucks, you need RenoDX for it and ultra+ mod to sort out RT/PT
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Yeah I'm seeing that compared to other games I've tried. I've also read of RenoDX being used to sort out HDR on other games. I'll have to check it out.

welshrat said:
Yeah this is why I can't go Oled, at least 8 hours a day on vscode or another ide.
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Pity, maybe one day we can go OLED. I'll take what I can for now until newer tech comes out.
This upgrade also means I can get rid of a cheap nasty 24" 75hz TN panel I use as a secondary monitor.
At least I now have two 27" 1440p monitors so I'm not faffing about with different resolutions.
 
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