Last month, MSI launched a bunch of gaming hardware including the MSI Dark Knight gaming desktop and the MAG 323UPF Gunner 4K monitor. The brand has now unveiled a new curved gaming monitor for the global market called the MSI G32CQ5P.

MSI G32CQ5P monitor specs

The MSI G32CQ5P curved monitor boasts a large 31.5-inch screen with an immersive 1500R curvature, providing an engaging visual experience. Its WQHD resolution of 2560×1440 pixels ensures sharp and detailed visuals, making it a compelling choice for gamers and creative professionals.

This monitor excels in performance, offering a rapid 170Hz refresh rate and a lightning-quick 1ms response time (MPRT) for smooth and tear-free gaming. Adaptive-Sync technology enhances the gaming experience by synchronizing the monitor’s refresh rate with your graphics card, eliminating screen tearing.

For those interested in HDR content, the MSI G32CQ5P is “HDR Ready,” promising improved image quality with richer colors and better contrast. Its wide viewing angle of 178 degrees both horizontally and vertically ensures consistent visuals from different vantage points.

Design-wise, the monitor features a frameless design for a modern look. It’s VESA mounting is compatible with flexible placement options. The monitor offers multiple adjustment options, including tilt (-5° to 20°), swivel (-30° to 30°), and height adjustment (0 to 90 mm) for customized viewing angles. It also includes a Kensington lock for security. Pricing and availability are currently under wraps.

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