It seems that more and more manufacturers decide to bet on the Samsung QD-OLED technology. On the one hand, we have the Japanese manufacturer and its impressive Sony A95K, one of the most desired Smart TVs of 2022. But it is also becoming a great benchmark in the gaming sector. Dell was the first to take the step by presenting its AW3423DW, and now it is the turn of MSI, which has just announced its first gaming monitor with a Samsung QD-OLED panel, the MSI MEG 34C.
In this way, taking advantage of the fact that the Computex 2022 fair is taking place, although in virtual format, the acclaimed manufacturer of gaming-oriented computer products has just announced its first QD-OLED monitor.
As reported at a press conference “QD-Display offers faster screen transitions and clearer image quality, allowing users to fully immerse themselves in high-resolution games.” In addition, this technology avoids blooming problems, offering pure blacks like any organic light-emitting diode panel, as well as higher brightness levels.
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MSI MEG 34C, a QD-OLED gaming monitor to enjoy the best experience
We talk about a gaming monitor boasting a 34-inch QD-OLED panel with a 1.8m radius curve (1800R) and displays an Ultra Wide Quad HD definition of 3440 x 1440 pixels. The manufacturer also announces support for a native frequency of 175 Hz and 99.3% coverage of the DCI-P3 color space.
As indicated by the company Perfect for gaming and content creation, the MEG 34C QD-OLED is the best 21:9 curved monitor for gaming. When Quantum Dot technology meets OLED technology, the perfect color 99.3% DCI-P3, 97.8% Adobe RGB and 139.1% sRGB
It should be remembered that QD-OLED technology achieves a 0.1ms response time and an infinite contrast, since each pixel emits its own light, so we can expect more and more manufacturers to bet on this type of panel for their gaming solutions.
The truth is that in the press release they have published they do not give much information about it, although we can assume that it will offer compatibility with FreeSync or G-Sync, in addition to AdaptiveSync as it happens with gaming monitors from Dell and Samsung. TWe also don’t know if it will have DisplayPort 2.0, the latest version of the well-known standard that allows you to play content at 4K 240 Hz with HDR and that is already reaching the first devices.
Remember that DisplayPort 2.0 offers a bandwidth of up to 80 Gbps, which is much higher than the 48 Gbps of HDMI 2.1 (FRL). And now, we finally have the first manufacturers that have already managed to certify devices with DisplayPort 2.0. We are talking about AMD, with its Ryzen 6000 series, MediaTek with an unspecified device, as well as Realtek with its Tx and Rx solutions for partners.
Indicate that this model It will have RGB front lighting which can be customized via MSI Mystic light to display different styles. Finally, it has an intelligent processor with tools such as Sound Tune, Optix Scope, Smart Crosshair to provide the best gaming experience.
Its price? It’s a complete mystery at the moment., so we will have to wait for MSI to offer more information about it to find out how much this new QD-OLED gaming monitor will cost. Without a doubt, a product for the most gamer users and that makes it clear that the technology created by Samsung is here to stay.
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