Info: Optix monitors use a curved display panel that has a curvature rate of R1500, which is the most comfortable and suitable for a wide range of applications from general computing to gaming. Curved panels also help with gameplay immersion, making you feel more connected to the entire experience.
- Curved gaming display (1500R) - the best gameplay immersion
- 165Hz refresh rate - even smoother gaming experience than other gaming monitors in the industry
- 1ms fast response time - eliminate screen tearing and choppy frame rates with 1ms response time
- Wide color gamut - game colors and details will look more realistic and refined, to push game immersion to its limits
- AMD FreeSync - prevent screen tearing
- Anti-Flicker and less blue light - game even longer and prevent eye strain and fatigue
- Frameless design - ultimate gameplay experience
- 178° wide view angle - share your gaming journey with close ones around you
- 1ms response time
Optix monitors are equipped with a 165Hz refresh rate + 1ms response time VA LED panel which has the most benefit in fast moving game genres such as first person shooters, fighters, racing sims, real-time strategy, and sports. These type of games require very fast and precise movements, which an ultra-high refresh rate and fast response time monitor will put you ahead of your competition. - AMD Adaptive Sync
Optix monitors are built with AMD Adaptive Sync technology to create the smoothest visuals for your gameplay. To do this, AMD Adaptive Sync will sync your monitors refresh rate to your AMD GPU, which helps to eliminate screen tearing or stuttering. Enjoy the game the way it was meant to be enjoyed with ultra-smooth, lag-free visuals. - Anti-Flicker technology
Generic monitor displays normally have a flicker-rate of about 200-times per second, which is unnoticeable to the naked eye, but can cause fatigue over time. MSI Anti-Flicker technology provides a very comfortable viewing experience by reducing the amount of flicker. - Blue light reduction
Optix monitors are optimized to produce less amount of blue light displayed by the monitor, so that you can game for longer periods of time without eye-fatigue.
