MSI Full HD FreeSync Gaming Monitor 24 Curved non-Glare 1ms LED Wide Screen 1920 x 1080 144Hz Refresh Rate (Optix G24C)

ONT VESA COMPATIBLE!! There are NO recessed mounting screw holes or anywhere on this 24 curved display to use a vesa mount. what it does have is a dedicated mount for the included stand. That mount is two vertical screw holes about 1.5 apart. I have strap steel and will fashion a mount for it to adapt it to the plate so I can use it with my wall mount. This display will require adaptation to use any type of wall mount.

Decent Monitor for price, monitor came with 2 dead pixels directly next to eachother that I noticed recently. Going to attempt to get a refund/replacement. Already tried to get a refund before I noticed them, they said no. Lets see if they care about the defective pixels. Overall the 144 refresh rate is wonderful, I highly recommend making the jump if you are on 60, or 75. XFX AMD GPUs tend to have a horrible stutter, (every 3 seconds for 1 second) which I believe was fixed in the latest driver version, I no longer own the XFX card, but have been helping redditors solve the issue, to a success. The workaround seems to be : DDU drivers, Install 17.x and then update to 18/19.x This is my first time writing a non 5 star review on amazon, which sucks. Another redditor claimed to receieve a dead pixel on his unit, which they replaced. Still a great monitor for those who want to experience high refresh rates at a great price.

This Was My First 144HZ Monitor And I Have To Say THIS IS AMAZING! One Of The Best Purchases Ever Made On Amazon! I Went From The Asus VG245H To This One And POGGERS BOIS

The screws on the mount were obviously plastic and I stripped them easily. However that stand holds strong, and the monitor looks lovely. I can’t wait to finish my build so I can text the gaming. But this 1080p monitor was an awesome upgrade from my laptop screen.

Very good image quality, love the 144hz refresh rate, my one complaint is that the area where you plug in for power and display port is very tight, and if you have a cable with a big block where the connector is, you will struggle a little to plug it in.

Great for gaming on a budget

-NO Flicker at 144hz, which is excellent because a previous monitor (Sceptre) Had noticable flicker. -1ms response time is great for gaming, especially for man who plays First Person Shooters, and IS NOTICABLE if your used to playing on an out-dated plasma or cheap LCD that may be at 6ms, 8ms, or even higher. -VA panel, in my opinion, is the better panel technology. -The color, is as advertised. though I wasnt able to test the screens color with an actual device, I must say that it does have decent color. and by decent, I mean, Looks much nicer than all the other monitors in the entire house. -Nice Monitor, Decent stand (even tho I dont use it) with mount that pivots up and down. Didnt use either DP Or HDMI cables that it came with So Im unsure of the quality, your best off buying a High-end cable if your like me wanting 144hz. -Has a 3 prong power cable much alike a PSU power cable, no bulky box. -UnFortunately When It arrived, I immediately noticed a SERIES of dead pixels grouped together just a few inches off from the center of the screen. I Might say it is rather dissapointing but not worth the whole return process, even tho it is about 4-5 pixels all together. -it only has 120hz and 144hz for Displayport, So if you want 100hz, an HDMI cable must be used. -NO VISA MOUNT. You will have to buy an adapter for roughly $20-$30. I on the otherhand simply modified my vesa stand (drilled two holes in the metal part) and Saved myself spending an outrageous amount of money for some 3D printed piece of plastic. -WRAP UP: going from 60hz-144hz is incredible. EVEN if your NOT a gamer, 144hz is totally beneficial because scrolling and mouse movement (generally any movement on screen at all) is CONSIDERABLY much smoother and just generally looks better You Will NEVER go back, trust me. This is most certainly a good monitor at a good price. So even if you dont get this peticular monitor, 144hz is the way to go. I took two stars for the Dead Pixels.

Pretty nice monitor, did not come in with any dead pixels as far as Im aware. If youre looking to upgrade from 60hz, this is a good place to start However, there are some not picky things that I dont like about it, such as the lack of a button that gives me quick access to switch inputs.

Added as a second monitor to be more efficient for work. Adjusts enough to compensate for being about 3 years newer than the other monitor for brightness, contrast, etc. Set about mid-level so lots of headroom for the future if the panels dim with age.

I got this on sale and honestly for gaming it has the full 144hz, the curved display is great, I did run into issues on how to set it up BUT it was me not knowing what I was doing. There are various modes that you can switch to which I’d great for different circumstances. Overall 10/10 monitor for the price.