MSI MPG 346CQRF X24

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#104 in

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Sentiment score71% positive
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Last updated: May 9, 2026

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Reddit IconAgent_Smith_IHTP
7 months ago

Ah I just got mine today. Here were the top 3 picks I narrowed down to: * MSI MPG 346CQRF X24 * Alienware AW3425DWM * AOC CU34G4Z There were several other options but I eliminated them. Ended up going for the MSI. MSI has a higher refresh rate than the Alienware, and the Alienware had smearing at Extreme response time. MSI also had higher static contrast and an AI tools function (not sure how good it is). There isn't much information on the MSI though.

6 months ago

I think it's amazing. It's a huge upgrade from my last monitors and I haven't had any issues with it. I also bought a competitive gaming monitor (IPS 360Hz) and in my limited testing there is a slight bonus in using that but I just use the MSI as my main gaming and work monitor.

Reddit Iconliamgod
10 months ago

picked one up last week just noticed i have a stuck pixel tried to fix it be nothing seems to work so have to go through the pain of sending it back now. other than that loved it

Reddit IconSnoopCM
7 months ago

I just got it and I am already in love with it.

Reddit IconSpecific-Scale-3620
10 months ago

I just get the same 2 week ago... wonderfull monitor. Unless you pay like 300dls more, you aren't gonna be able to find something really better. This is a new beast.

Reddit Iconcycolo
8 months ago

In short. For me in my case no. I have both. An older MSI 34 VA 3440x1440 curved which I used to game on and bought a LG C2 42 Oled 2 years ago. Never would go back to the MSI for gaming. I just use it to work from home and slip it on the side whenever I want to start a Game. I know the MSI is not on oled but I love the size and the screen so much more on the LG. Plus the LG can do Ultrawide also which I use here and there for demanding titles and just because of better frames. If you can go 4K and have the hardware to do so then I would go 16:9. I don't miss the ultrawide and the 21:9 ratio at all.

Reddit IconAltecice
12 months ago

I had the MSI 240Hz and sent it back. Instead I went for the Alienware 240Hz OLED. It’s cheaper and I didn’t need the KVM or 90w charging.

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