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The first world’s 300Hz gaming monitor has just been released by MSI, unlike anything we know so far
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MSI has introduced its new gaming monitor, which offers a feature that no other model has.
“MSI MEG 271Q Mini LED” is a gaming monitor, and is presented as the world’s first model with “300Hz Rapid IPS Mini-LED” screen.
The monitor has a 27-inch “Mini-LED” panel, with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels and a refresh rate of up to 300 Hz, with “Nvidia G-SYNC ULTIMATE” support.
The company points out that the monitor has completely unlimited support for the refresh rate, between zero and 300 Hz. This way, the user gets the perfect picture every time.
This first “Mini-LED” monitor was primarily created for e-sports and provides the best gaming experience so far, according to the company “MSI”.
We understand that you’re always craving for the best gaming experience, so there you go.😎#MEG_271Q_MINI_LED ⚡300Hz Refresh Rate ⚡Mini LED ⚡NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE with Reflex ⚡2K Resolution
See more here👉https://t.co/2y59osrYlx#GamingMonitor @NVIDIAGeForce pic.twitter.com/o5p435Zezx— MSI Gaming (@msigaming) January 6, 2022
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