MSI MPG 271QRX Review (1440p/360Hz QD-OLED)

1. Introduction2. Design3. On-screen Display (OSD)4. Panel Analysis: SDR5. Panel Analysis: HDR6. Response Times7. Input Latency8. Closing Thoughts9. View All Pages

The core OSD is the same as found on the MSI 321URX, and it's broken down into nine main tabs as you can see here (though the PIP/PBP is greyed out as only one video input was used):

Using the same OSD system as we have come to expect from MSI, I don't have any major complaints here. It is quick to navigate using the joystick, things are sensibly laid out and it's a very well-featured selection too, with all the gamer-specific options we have come to expect as well as customisable white balance, an sRGB emulation mode and so on.

There's also the option to install MSI's GamingIntelligence app which can be used to control the monitor direct from your Windows desktop. Just as I found on the 321URX, I do find it slightly annoying that the app's window size cannot be adjusted, but it has all the same options as the OSD for adjusting things, while it can also be used to update the monitor's firmware.

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