Hi! guys
Is this blacklight bleed acceptable for this monitor Msi MAG27CQ curved ?
Brighteness %42
https://postimg.cc/qh7qrF6L
Thank you!
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Robotics wrote:Hi! guys
Is this blacklight bleed acceptable for this monitor Msi MAG27CQ curved ?
Brighteness %42
https://postimg.cc/qh7qrF6L
Thank you!
Kretschmer wrote:Robotics wrote:Hi! guys
Is this blacklight bleed acceptable for this monitor Msi MAG27CQ curved ?
Brighteness %42
https://postimg.cc/qh7qrF6L
Thank you!
What is your brightness setting there? It looks way better than most IPS gaming screens.
wizardz wrote:do you intend to look at a black background in a pitch black room all the time?
wizardz wrote:i seriously do not understand what the fuss is all about IPS glow and/or backlight bleed.
wizardz wrote:http://puu.sh/lDz83/b31a64b5e3.png (link shamelessly stolen from the interwebz)
wizardz wrote:seeing in the other thread you returned your monitor as you didnt like it.
hopefully you will find something that suits your need.
i mainly use Lenovo's E24-10 monitors but they are used in an office environment so i cant comment on their glow/bleed.
at home i have a curved ips ultrawide that does show a bit of glow and bleed but i have to crank the brightness all the way up, use a black background and turn off the lights. something i *never* do.
good luck in your search
mikewinddale wrote:The MAG27CQis a VA panel, not an IPS.
That being said, have you tried the different presets? I have an MSI Optix MAG241C, which seems to be a pretty similar monitor.
My MSI monitor - and I assume yours - has a lot of nice preset profiles.
I generally keep mine in Cinema because it seems to be the best all-around. It's certainly the best for moving movies, because it helps details stand out in dark scenes, but it also does well for browsing the internet and editing Word documents.
However, you might find that you prefer a different preset. Or you might find that different presets are best for different activities.