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While it is true that the MSI released, Monitor manufacturers rarely hit their optimistic targets and they release later than expected, not announced.

half that and it's a cx24...

I would always refrain from running non-native aspect ratio unless you knoe ehat you're doing.
Notty_PT opened a thread in which he apparently got a satisfactory answer. Try checking that out.

280Hz strobed means less ceosstalk at 240/200Hz.

I've seen it listed for 379
If it is this is very interesting
Any thoughts?

@Chief Do you know of any "good" 24" 240Hz IPS Releasing? I would get the XG270, but 27" is too large and 1080p at that size is too "loose". I don't see the edges of the screen because of my setup. XG240 / XG250? You have to make that work. I am still waiting on the OLED, but until then I'm looking ...

27" was exacly 100€/$ more than 25.
Hoping 2546S is 530€/$.

Gsync Compatible is Freesync essentially. I don't know about HDR but it is not a Gsync HDR module, that's for sure. Overclocking the monitor is always a thing, not really worth it in most cases. overdrive can always be enabled, however neither of those monitors holds up to the 1ms GtG spec. Actually...

Depends on where it is, if at all. I'd recommend running native unless you have a specific reason.
I run 4:3 90VFOV for shooters. Monitor is 16:9.

So is it better to run 200hz / 250hz instead of 240?
(Would it even work if one overclocked to say 253hz and used VRR with a 250fps cap?)