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49" MSI MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED 1440p HDR 240Hz Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor $900 + Free Shipping

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Amazon [amazon.com] has 49" MSI MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED 1440p HDR 240Hz Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor for $899.99. Shipping is free.

Select Micro Center Locations [microcenter.com] have 49" MSI MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED 1440p HDR 240Hz Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor for $899.99. Choose Free Store Pickup where available.

Features:
  • 49" 32:9 QD-OLED Panel
  • HDMI | DisplayPort | USB-C (98W)
  • DQHD 5120 x 1440 at 240Hz
  • Adaptive Sync
  • 0.03 ms (GtG) Response Time
  • 1.5 Million:1 Contrast Ratio
  • 1000 nits Peak Brightness in HDR Mode
  • 1.07 Billion Colors with HDR
  • 1800R Curvature
  • USB 2.0 Hub | KVM
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Amazon [amazon.com] has 49" MSI MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED 1440p HDR 240Hz Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor for $899.99. Shipping is free.

Select Micro Center Locations [microcenter.com] have 49" MSI MPG 491CQPX QD-OLED 1440p HDR 240Hz Curved Ultrawide Gaming Monitor for $899.99. Choose Free Store Pickup where available.

Features:
  • 49" 32:9 QD-OLED Panel
  • HDMI | DisplayPort | USB-C (98W)
  • DQHD 5120 x 1440 at 240Hz
  • Adaptive Sync
  • 0.03 ms (GtG) Response Time
  • 1.5 Million:1 Contrast Ratio
  • 1000 nits Peak Brightness in HDR Mode
  • 1.07 Billion Colors with HDR
  • 1800R Curvature
  • USB 2.0 Hub | KVM

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Today 05:14 AM
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Tatarin555Today 05:14 AM
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$749 https://www.samsclub.com/ip/13648112785
But even this price is expensive. I bought it for $599 at Sam's club.
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Today 05:20 AM
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MarkA8095Today 05:20 AM
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Quote from Tatarin555 :
$749 https://www.samsclub.com/ip/13648112785 But even this price is expensive. I bought it for $599 at Sam's club.
Thats a different model, 144 vs 240 hz
Today 05:35 AM
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tribalnoiseToday 05:35 AM
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Pretty good monitor. I bought it for $799 during the PayPal 20% cashback promo.
Today 10:15 AM
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hwoalangToday 10:15 AM
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Anyone wants to use this as work monitor, I must warn you that it has built-in Panel protection mode where you can't disable it... it kicks in after 24hour of use and it will be unusable for 10min. Middle of virtual meeting it will power down on you. Stupid flaw to prevent burn in. Avoid
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Today 01:03 PM
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paulk11087Today 01:03 PM
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Quote from hwoalang :
Anyone wants to use this as work monitor, I must warn you that it has built-in Panel protection mode where you can't disable it... it kicks in after 24hour of use and it will be unusable for 10min. Middle of virtual meeting it will power down on you. Stupid flaw to prevent burn in. Avoid
But if I just turn off the monitor at the end of the day, I won't run into that problem... Seems like a fairly simple fix?
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Today 01:21 PM
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Today 01:21 PM
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Quote from hwoalang :
Anyone wants to use this as work monitor, I must warn you that it has built-in Panel protection mode where you can't disable it... it kicks in after 24hour of use and it will be unusable for 10min. Middle of virtual meeting it will power down on you. Stupid flaw to prevent burn in. Avoid
You can cancel it before it begins and do it on-demand later.
That being said, once it starts, you're on your own.
Today 03:35 PM
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Loudog504Today 03:35 PM
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Quote from hwoalang :
Anyone wants to use this as work monitor, I must warn you that it has built-in Panel protection mode where you can't disable it... it kicks in after 24hour of use and it will be unusable for 10min. Middle of virtual meeting it will power down on you. Stupid flaw to prevent burn in. Avoid
How's it do with small text like in excel? I have 2 old 27" monitors side by side and was thinking of getting one ultra wide.

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Today 05:01 PM
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joelschlegelToday 05:01 PM
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I bought this monitor. Just some thoughts. It is awesome for gaming. It is kind of great for video editing. For general purpose desktop use it is inconvenient. Yes you can have ONE monitor and can fit many windows side by side. BUT... It is difficult to turn your head to look at something at EITHER END end of the monitor if it isnt in the "sweet spot". I have to move my chair and slide down there to see the text OR move the window into my field of view. I guess you could set up different workspaces using the window manager fo4 different tasks but I never liked doing that. I bought it to replace 2x24" monitors (48" in total). I had them on arms and could reposition them at will if I needed to. It was just more convenient. This thing is HUGE. It spans my entire desk. It isnt easy to reposition like the 2 monitor on arms was. So if you want it primarily for gaming then it incredible. If you want it for general purpose + some gaming, you may want to rethink. I wish I just bought a 34" 4k monitor instead TBH but what is done is done. Plus you have the annoying "compensation cycles" that kick in after 4 hours of use. I usually turn my monitor off if i get up and walk away for any period pf gime. Bang. flashing orange light. I was worried about these cycles happening so frequently. Now i just leave it on snd let the computer put it in standby after a minute of idle time. It is annoying but i do worry a bit about burn in. This is my first OLED monitor.
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Today 06:27 PM
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Quote from joelschlegel :
I bought this monitor. Just some thoughts. It is awesome for gaming. It is kind of great for video editing. For general purpose desktop use it is inconvenient. Yes you can have ONE monitor and can fit many windows side by side. BUT... It is difficult to turn your head to look at something at EITHER END end of the monitor if it isnt in the "sweet spot". I have to move my chair and slide down there to see the text OR move the window into my field of view. I guess you could set up different workspaces using the window manager fo4 different tasks but I never liked doing that. I bought it to replace 2x24" monitors (48" in total). I had them on arms and could reposition them at will if I needed to. It was just more convenient. This thing is HUGE. It spans my entire desk. It isnt easy to reposition like the 2 monitor on arms was. So if you want it primarily for gaming then it incredible. If you want it for general purpose + some gaming, you may want to rethink. I wish I just bought a 34" 4k monitor instead TBH but what is done is done. Plus you have the annoying "compensation cycles" that kick in after 4 hours of use. I usually turn my monitor off if i get up and walk away for any period pf gime. Bang. flashing orange light. I was worried about these cycles happening so frequently. Now i just leave it on snd let the computer put it in standby after a minute of idle time. It is annoying but i do worry a bit about burn in. This is my first OLED monitor.
I believe you can change it from four hours to 24 hours. I'm AFK right now, but LLMs seem to confirm it. Also, if it says it's about to go into the refresh mode, you can cancel out of it. I don't keep icons on my desktop, use dark mode, and auto hide the taskbar. Between that and the pixel refresh, I'm cautiously optimistic I'll be okay. Plus, the warranty covers burn-in.

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