MPG 271QRX QD-OLED

I'm on 1440p for two of my monitors (). Even though my graphics card could probably handle higher resolutions (RTX 4090) I prefer a stable and high framerate. My main monitor (MSI MPG 271QRX QD-OLED @ 360 Hz) is primarily meant to be used for FPS gaming, but really shines in the type of content I pl

Yy pasa que OLED acá en Arg no tiene mucho sentido. 1.4 palos está el FO27Q2. Que es un monitor que ya no se fabrica y lo reemplazó el FO27Q3 (de hecho hace 1 año ya decían que el Q2 no recibía más actualizaciones de sw). https://www.amazon.com/-/es/MPG-271QRX-QD-OLED-respuesta-inclinaci%C3%B3n/dp/B

For a desktop, you could easily spend less and still build a PC that can run AAA titles with ultra settings at 1440p. I would recommend getting an OLED monitor for your budget and one with a higher refresh rate, since you'll be playing competitive games with a high-end system. You could also grab so

https://www.msi.com/Monitor/MPG-271QRX-QD-OLED 360Hz, QD-Oled with enough power in USB-C to power work laptop when not gaming^

Yeah just upgrade what you have - you can upgrade your CPU, add more RAM, add more storage, and swap your GPU to a 9070xt and it'll still be cheaper than rebuilding by a lot:https://pcpartpicker.com/list/RvQfH3 you even have wiggle room if you wanted/needed to upgrade your PSU, Case, and Cooling:htt

1440p, 27”, and OLED. 1440p is not nearly as graphically intensive as 4K, so unless you’re using a very high end GPU, 4K can cost you FPS, and FPS is king. 27” alongside 1440p means you have really good pixel density, which will make the game look crisper and more sharp. OLED comes with almost zero