MSI MAG342CQPV UWQHD (3440 x 1440) resolution ultra wide curved gaming LCD
MSI shall release a 34-inch ultra-wide curved gaming LCD with a 21: 9 aspect ratio and UWQHD (3,440 x 1,440 pixels) resolution dubbed the MAG342CQPV.
The LCD panel is a high-contrast VA technique with a 1500R curvature, "Night Vision" that improves vision in dark scenes, "Adaptive Sync" display synchronization technology, and "Anti-Flicker" that suppresses backlight flicker and lowers blue light. It includes features like "Less Blue Light."
The primary specs are as follows: frame rate 100Hz, response speed 1ms, brightness 250nit, contrast ratio 3,000: 1, display color 1.07 billion colors, color gamut DCI-P3 86 percent / sRGB 115 percent, viewing angle horizontal / vertical 178 °. HDMI2.0bx1, HDMI1.4bx1, DisplayPort1.2ax1, and earphone output x1 are the interfaces.
The stand has a tilt range of -5 to 20 degrees, a swivel range of -30 to 30 degrees, a pivot range of -5 to 5 degrees, and a height range of 0 to 90 millimeters. The VESA mounter features a 75x75mm pitch, exterior dimensions of 810mm width, 270mm depth, 510mm height, and a weight of 6.91kg.
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Since i upgraded to 21:9 not long ago it changed everything for me. Great gaming experience, enhanced i feel.
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21:9 is all I buy anymore for gaming. We've bought 4 of them in the past few years. Using a 16:9 now, (to me) feels like using a 4:3 did back in the day when we first adopted widescreen as a standard.
This MSI has a nice stand for a cheapie. I like the curve. I prefer curved now too.
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It's nice for modern gaming, however, when it comes to older games and 21:9 support - that becomes a real hassle to make it work properly. I play older games mostly, and I find 16:9 screens just more versatile. Fewer issues with them.
However, 21:9 is future proof. No doubt about that.
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It's nice for modern gaming, however, when it comes to older games and 21:9 support - that becomes a real hassle to make it work properly. I play older games mostly, and I find 16:9 screens just more versatile. Fewer issues with them.
However, 21:9 is future proof. No doubt about that.
It makes sense if your playing older games with no ultrawide support but yeah if you do play modern games then its just great.


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While I still think that 16:9 is the way to go for Gaming, especially if you are planning to play some older titles, 21:9 is perfect for work and general productivity.