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03-15-2019, 01:50 AM
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Hello, it's the guy from Romania again. I need to purchase a monitor for my Ryzen 3900X with an MSI RTX 2080 Super. I did some quick research on Google and YouTube, but I'm having trouble deciding between three options: MSI MAG322CQRV, MSI MAG321CQRV, and ASUS ROG Strix XG32VQR. I can't tell the difference between the MSI models, and in my country only the 322 is available. The 321 seems to be the top choice, but I haven't found it locally. Any advice? Should I go with 321, 322, or the ROG Strix? If it's the best, I might buy it from Newegg or Amazon since my local market isn't great.
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03-15-2019, 01:50 AM #1

Hello, it's the guy from Romania again. I need to purchase a monitor for my Ryzen 3900X with an MSI RTX 2080 Super. I did some quick research on Google and YouTube, but I'm having trouble deciding between three options: MSI MAG322CQRV, MSI MAG321CQRV, and ASUS ROG Strix XG32VQR. I can't tell the difference between the MSI models, and in my country only the 322 is available. The 321 seems to be the top choice, but I haven't found it locally. Any advice? Should I go with 321, 322, or the ROG Strix? If it's the best, I might buy it from Newegg or Amazon since my local market isn't great.

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03-15-2019, 09:11 PM
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I’d choose the Asus model. MSI’s displays usually sit around 260 nits (even their specs say otherwise), which feels too dim. Asus claims 450 nits, offering a much clearer image. In SDR mode it should hover near 390-400 nits.
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03-15-2019, 09:11 PM #2

I’d choose the Asus model. MSI’s displays usually sit around 260 nits (even their specs say otherwise), which feels too dim. Asus claims 450 nits, offering a much clearer image. In SDR mode it should hover near 390-400 nits.

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