What is the brightness of QHD 240hz screen in nits ? null

I think it is rated at 300 nits like the FHD panel. I have this unit and it is brighter than the FHD panel. The FHD 360Hz panel is rated at 300 nits however a review on youtube says it was about 288 nits when tested. I originally got the FHD unit and did not like the panel. I have a 5yr old calibrated 400 nit UHD Alienware 17m R3 and it is rated at 400 nit. My normal brightness with Windows 10 is at 40 in a well lit room and the FHD MSI is at 80 for the same brightness in the same room. This QHD 240Hz panel is at 51 for the same brightness. So, I am guessing from experience the QHD panel is a 400 nit panel and like the 300 nit panel is probably rating around 350-375 nit. The QHD unit for the same price as the FHD is the way to go. It's the best of both worlds, fast enough for gaming and enough resolution for photo/video work. Also, the color accuracy out of the box of these MSI panels are spot on when set to the Adobe RGB in the MSI True Color app. Unless you are into critical photo work, this panel does not need to be calibrated any further.

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I think it is rated at 300 nits like the FHD panel. I have this unit and it is brighter than the FHD panel. The FHD 360Hz panel is rated at 300 nits however a review on youtube says it was about 288 nits when tested. I originally got the FHD unit and did not like the panel. I have a 5yr old calibrated 400 nit UHD Alienware 17m R3 and it is rated at 400 nit. My normal brightness with Windows 10 is at 40 in a well lit room and the FHD MSI is at 80 for the same brightness in the same room. This QHD 240Hz panel is at 51 for the same brightness. So, I am guessing from experience the QHD panel is a 400 nit panel and like the 300 nit panel is probably rating around 350-375 nit. The QHD unit for the same price as the FHD is the way to go. It's the best of both worlds, fast enough for gaming and enough resolution for photo/video work. Also, the color accuracy out of the box of these MSI panels are spot on when set to the Adobe RGB in the MSI True Color app. Unless you are into critical photo work, this panel does not need to be calibrated any further.
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