Samsung Mpg Laptop

I always choose samsung ssd's for upgrades for the speed, quality & price even on lower end laptop upgrades.

Connected a Levono laptop to a Samsung monitor and it worked perfectly. Buy one!

I got it for my laptop which has 2 SSD slots, It's very fast and even my other SSD is a Samsung one, never faced any problems with SSD

Another good purchase from B&H. Upgraded my old MSI z490 Godlike/ I9 10900K over to a MSI Mpg x670E Carbon and a 7800x3d AMD processor. Installed board, cpu, 64gb fresh ddr5 and bolted my old 280mm Kraken up and everything booted right up without a hitch. Runs Flawless

This panel has come to the market in a few different forms, but the price for the MSI MPG 321URX has by far the best value for the screen. They will all perform more or less the same (and the performance is top-tier, this panel is the top of the line) so I would absolutely recommend going with MSI. As I mentioned, the picture quality, response time, and refresh rate are all at the top of what you can buy today, and the price is well worth it.

The MSI MPG 321URX is stunning. For far less than other brands, you're getting an amazing 3rd gen QD OLED panel - the complete package just makes sense for most users, be it for gamers or productivity hounds. Image quality: The picture is very crisp and saturation of the QD OLED is far better than some of the WOLED 42 inch tv panels that are out there. Coming from somebody who used an LGc2 as their main monitor, the MPG 321URX blows it out of the water in terms of PPI and saturation. Colors are more vibrant, text is crisp and clear for desktop usage (no fringing), and brightness is on point for SDR and HDR. This is awesome for work and gaming. My monitor also came perfectly color calibrated OOTB. Build quality: Super super solid - the stand is very sturdy and offers a lot of adjustability, and the back housing of the monitor feels high quality. The settings adjustment 'nipple' is really easy to use and the menus are nice to navigate. Conclusions: For work and play, this thing is easily the best value you can get right now, and is an extreme upgrade over any IPS or traditional LCD panel. I'm thrilled with the built in KVM, and love that this thing just functions well as a monitor compared to the 42 inch TVs out there - sleep cycles sync perfectly with your computer, and burn in protections are easy to put into place with the built in menus. Highly recommend to anybody on the fence about buying - this thing is majorly future proof and should last me at least 5 years with the next generation of GPUs around the corner.

Shipping and delivery was excellent, I received the monitor only a day after purchase! The MSI MPG 271QRX is probably the best 27 inch 1440p QD-OLED monitor you can buy right now. It's cheaper than the competition right now, while having the same if not the best display. I chose this spec because I needed it for competitive shooters while still looking good for movie watching. The panel is color accurate while having best in class latency and up to 360hz. You also have a bevy of ports including full hdmi 2.1 and usb with 90w PD. It also has kvm which is a nice addition. QD-OLED is truly a game changer. I believe it's the superior technology out of all current OLED technologies. The colors just pop with the glossy coating. If you can buy and OLED monitor right now, this should be at the top of your list. Because of this monitor, I'm thinking of buying the 32 inch 4K version of this which is the MPG 321URX for single player games and more immersive movie watching.

You can rename the file from .mxf to .mpg and then Adobe Media Encoder will recognize it. You can convert the file to 10 bit ProResHQ 422.

Worked fine on my MSI MPG Z690 CARBON WIFI LGA 1700 ATX Motherboard

After going through what feels like every major OLED on the market right now, I finally got my hands on the MPG 271QRX after months of research alluding to it being one of, if not the, best. The hype did not disappoint. The features to clean pixels and address burn-in are aplenty, and the colors are some of the most vibrant, bright I've seen even compared to OLED TVs - I truly don't understand how people play on OLEDs at such low brightness settings, it personally defeats the point of the color accuracy.