And that's not all, as the 271QPX and 321UPX QD-OLED displays also benefit.
MSI these days Advertisethat listening to user comments, MAG 321UPX QD-OLED And MAG 271QPX QD-OLED Makes it possible to update the firmware of gaming monitors called
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Previously, the manufacturer launched 27-inch models with 2560 x 1440 pixels and 32-inch models with 4K resolution under the MAG and MPG series, but despite having very similar specifications, the members of the previous product family lacked a USB Type-B connector, so their software could not be replaced. Company representatives have already admitted on Reddit that this was for cost-cutting reasons, suggesting that this feature may not be that important to the target audience.
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As it turned out over time, they were wrong about this, but nothing is lost, since today the dice have turned and the firmware of the monitors mentioned in the first paragraph can now be updated. When entering the OSD menu, in the lower right corner you can see the current version running on the terminal, and if it is FW.011 (or earlier) for the MAG 271QPX QD-OLED, then in Hungary you should contact Albacomp in Székesfehérvár (or in the case of abroad With service centerclosest to our location) to find out what skill is in our arsenal. If the list says FW.012 (or newer) driver, we are up to date on this, and you can skip the contact and go to the model site. Related Section.
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Looking at the MAG 321UPX QD-OLED, the FW.014 (or earlier) version is ready to be swapped out, and what we have to do is the same as for the smaller screen, but with the FW.015 (or later) we can go straight to the device. To product support page.
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MSI also noted that in the future, all new MAG QD-OLED displays will hit store shelves with firmware upgradeability by default.
