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This new MSI OLED monitor is always watching you, but there's a good reason
MSI just revealed its new AI Care Sensor for gaming monitors at Computex, which watches you to determine when the QD-OLED display needs to be turned off to prevent burn-in. It's currently only available on one display, and it doesn't come cheap. Many of the best gaming monitors now use OLED panels, and if used for extended periods of time, image burn-in is a possibility on these screens if they're left displaying the same image for extended periods of time. This was the topic of discussion last year as brands battled it out to provide the best burn-in warranty possible, but MSI just upped the game with this AI tech, which it claims can determine when you're actively using your display and turn it off as a protective measure if you're AFK. Continue reading This new MSI OLED monitor is always watching you, but there's a good reason MORE FROM PCGAMESN: MSI MPG X870E Carbon WiFi review, MSI Titan 18 HX review, Best gaming motherboard
MSI just revealed its new AI Care Sensor for gaming monitors at Computex, which watches you to determine when the QD-OLED display needs to be turned off to prevent burn-in. It's currently only available on one display, and it doesn't come cheap.
Many of the best gaming monitors now use OLED panels, and if used for extended periods of time, image burn-in is a possibility on these screens if they're left displaying the same image for extended periods of time. This was the topic of discussion last year as brands battled it out to provide the best burn-in warranty possible, but MSI just upped the game with this AI tech, which it claims can determine when you're actively using your display and turn it off as a protective measure if you're AFK.
MORE FROM PCGAMESN: MSI MPG X870E Carbon WiFi review, MSI Titan 18 HX review, Best gaming motherboard
