MSI's Optix MPG321UR-QD is an excellent 4K gaming monitor built with the latest gaming and display tech.
MSI Optix MPG 32 QD MSRP $899.00 Score Details DT Recommended Product “The MSI Optix MPG321UR-QD marries gaming features with cutting-edge display tech.” Pros Cons sMonitors are finally catching up to TVs. The old guard of the best gaming monitors isbeing replaced by shiny new displays rocking the latest tech — OLED and quantum dot among them.
Certainly, a monitor like the Alienware 34 QD-OLED looks better, but I appreciate that MSI took the time to beautify the back of the display, even if you won’t see it.Weight and size are a small problem. The Optix MPG 32 QD is massive, and a 32-inch 16:9 screen still feels unmanageable without a curve. The stand is a flat slab instead of two legs, though, which frees up some desk space. The stand offers tilt, swivel, and height adjustments so you can set it up how you want.
MSI also includes a microphone and headphone jack next to the USB ports on the side of the monitor. I’m a big fan of having so many USB ports, but MSI only includes one USB-B cable to hook everything up in the box. I’ve reached out to MSI about the issue, and I’ll update this review when I hear back. Regardless, you can still control everything you need to with the joystick.
Contrast was a problem, but brightness wasn’t. The Optix MPG 32 QD can spit out about 440 nits, showing off what the QD layer is doing. Unfortunately, the upper portion of brightness is tough to spot due to the low contrast. I tested Guardians of the Galaxy and Ori and the Will of the Wisps for gaming, along with a suite of HDR demos from LG. Between all of them, I never noticed a major difference in contrast between turning HDR on or off. I did, however, find much more vibrant and accurate colors. With HDR off, things like the bloom of the sun would wash out a scene. With it on, that bloom behaved like it would in real life.
The same is true in SDR. The colors are fantastic, but the contrast is a little flat. There are some cases where that’s a good thing, particularly in competitive shooters like Rainbow Six Siege and Valorant. In more cinematic experiences like Cyberpunk 2077, the Optix MPG 32 QD produces great color, but images don’t pop off the screen like they do with the BenQ Mobiuz EX3410R.
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