24" MSI Optix-G24C4

This MSI monitor will expand your computer setup with display boasting a screen size measuring 24". Its aspect ratio is 16:9. The monitor is powered by the VA technology, known for its high-quality colours with high contrast. The monitor's screen resolution is 1920 × 1080 px. The fast response time of 1 ms is great for games, keeping the image sharp. Its refresh rate of 144 Hz is well above the standard, doesn't cause nearly as much eye strain, and it is perfect for seamless content rendering. MSI brings you a brightness of 250 cd/m2. For graphic designers, colour intensity is the most important thing. Luckily, this screen's colour intensity is 8 bit. One impressive feature is the screen curvature, greatly intensifying your gaming or show-watching experience. The DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4 is used to connect to a PC.

24" MSI Optix-G24C4 LCD Monitor Key Features

• Slightly curved monitor will pull you into the world of your favourite movies
• Resolution of 1920 × 1080 px
• Works with VA technology
• Anti-reflective surface of the monitor is glare-free
• Response time of 1 ms and refresh rate of 144 Hz
• Brightness of 250 cd/m2
• FreeSync with AMD cards
• Monitor is compatible with standard 100×100 VESA mounts
• Blue light filter helps promote better sleep
• Power consumption of this 24" MSI Optix-G24C4 is 35 W
• Connectivity: headphone output

24" MSI Optix-G24C4 Construction and Equipment

The MSI monitor has dimensions measuring 53.6 × 42.9 × 22.5 cm. Besides a classic mount, it can be hung on the wall with a VESA stand. The model weighs 3.4 kg. The input signal interface is crucial. The 24" MSI Optix-G24C4 is equipped with the DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 1.4 type. You can plug headphones directly into the monitor.

24" MSI Optix-G24C4 Advanced Functions

While working in the night, you will surely appreciate the blue light filter. It improves sleep quality. Flicker-free mode provides a very effective shield against eye fatigue by removing screen flickering. A highly demanded feature for any gamer is precision image synchronisation with AMD graphics cards, hidden under the abbreviation FreeSync.