All time low I believe
KEY FEATURES
Screen - 32" 4K (3840 x 2160) OLED display
Picture smoothness - 240Hz Refresh Rate with 0.03ms response time
Enhanced feature - Adaptive Sync
3 year burn in warranty
MSI MAG 321UPX 32" 4k UHD 240hz QD-OLED Gaming Monitor $1649 + Delivery Only @ JB Hi-Fi
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bananafied on 01/05/2024 - 13:41 jbhifi.com.au (574 clicks)
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wow massive price drop from $2199. But I think this should have been the original price like dell. Also good if you have flybuys points.
I'm obviously out of touch, but i've been meaning to ask, what games are people playing at 4k 240fps to justify needing specs like this?
Possibly esports. But its more the flexibility of playing lower resolution/upscaled games with high FPS for competitive then 4K quality with lower FPS for AAA titles.
Counterstrike/CoD/League Of legends. Although could argue its not as important for LoL.
Tbh it's more of a e-peen measuring contest
People don't tend to play esports FPS on 4K, if anything they'd buy the dual mode LG version with 1080p 480hz.
Nothing, some people don't have anything better to spend their money on.
But there's nothing necessarily wrong with that. They can purchase a better experience to play games on.
I personally don't think it's worth it bc it's nearing the price point of previous higher gamut and high refresh rate led monitors (If we weren't willing to spend $2000 on a comparable monitor back then, why is it worth it now?)Sure, I just meant that last time I looked into it, esports players didn't like running on such large monitors, and almost all new games aren't going to run close to 240fps at 4k resolution, even with a top of the range card… unless that isn't the case with the 4090.
It's more of a best of both worlds thing. You can hit 240hz for your competitive shooters (bonus points playing competitive shooters at 4k + 240hz + oled), while getting incredible 4k oled views when playing any triple A title, even if you don't get the 240hz in them.
Is this the version that won't get any firmware update?
BUYERS BEWARE - This is not the same monitor that is heavily reviewed/ is $2199. This does not receive firmware updates, have the KVM nor have USB inputs. USB PD charging is also limited to 15W iirc. You are much better off going for the Alienware deal when it comes to 321UPX as the 321URX is the much better albeit more expensive version
Wow what a way to dump all your money.
thanks for the heads up
I got excited for a moment when I got the alert. Hopes dashed lol. Thought it might’ve been a response to the recent AW special.
How does it even have the same damn RRP as the URX!!!
Oh wow.
Thank you so much for that warning. That is hugely important information.
Nah holddd still over priced. It's base price was $950 USD in the US. Converted to AUD that's stil $1500. The markup they put on their monitor in AUS is just so stupid that even after a 25% discount it's still more than it's converted US price. Dell is way better in doing a fair conversion in their prices. IDC that dell is bigger, MSI and ASUS overseas pricing is criminal. We're basically subsidising US buyers with every purchase.
True, but it's more the fact Dell has local logistics due to enterprise support rather than a conversion issue.
Brightness: 250 cd/m2;
this or cheaper Samsung S90C 55" 4K OLED 144Hz
For console gaming and movie watching for sure the samsung!
Hoping on some ultrawide gen3 qd-oled announcements soon.
These OLED's are making my right hand itchy I tell ya!
want 32" OLED 1440p for $700-$800.
Waiting for a Muzeeb deal on one of these
Very nice specs