MSI teases super-ultrawide 240Hz QD-OLED video gaming display

MSI’s screen will have a 32:9 element ratio and, evaluating by its name, will determine 49 inches diagonally. This would make it have the very same type element as 2 27-inch 16:9 panels put side by side, with the advantage of not having bezels down the middle.

Samsung Display will produce the panel, making it the business’s 4th QD-OLED screen size after the 55-inch and 65-inch television panels and the 34-inch ultrawide panel discovered in the exceptional Alienware AW3423DW.

The world’s FIRST extremely ultra-wide curved video gaming screen, with a 240Hz QD-OLED panel, is out there to guarantee you take pleasure in a seeing experience far much better than anything you’ve had previously. Prepare for CES2023 for the launching of our Project 491C. #MSIxCES 2023 #InnovationAward pic.twitter.com/tbTC8ognaD

— MSI Gaming (@msigaming) November 24, 2022

When it pertains to the resolution of the Project 491C, there are a couple of possibilities. It might be restricted to simply 3,840 x 1,080, however that’s extremely not likely, thinking about the high-end nature of QD-OLED screens at the minute.

It’s likewise possible it will have a resolution of 5,120 x 1,440, much like a few of Samsung’s most current super-ultrawide VA panels of the exact same size. The most amazing choice: this might be one of the “8K ultrawide” screens with DisplayPort 2.1 assistance AMD talked about at its RDNA 3 expose livestream, providing it a 7,680 x 2,160 resolution.

Whatever the case, the MSI Project 491C will likely end up being a wonderful video gaming display due to having the greatest refresh rate on a QD-OLED panel. Anticipate to hear more information about it, consisting of rates and schedule at CES in January.

In associated news, LG has lastly noted the UltraGear 45GR95QE OLED display on its site. For a fast refresher (pun meant), the upcoming 45-inch ultrawide screen includes a 3,440 x 1,440 resolution and a 240Hz revitalize rate.

We have actually discovered that LG will open pre-orders for the display on December 12, slated to begin delivering on December 28. It will not come cheap, with LG’s website pricing estimate a $1,700 cost tag in the United States.