MSI told TFT Central that owners of its MAG 321UPX and 271QPX QD-OLED gaming monitors will soon begin receiving firmware updates to fix bugs and add functionality.
Facepalm: A relatively new entrant to the gaming monitor arena, MSI angered customers when it restricted firmware updates for its latest displays to the most expensive models. The company has reportedly reversed its decision, but many who purchased the 27-inch and 32-inch MAG variants at launch must return their monitors to MSI for their initial patches.
MSI told TFT Central that owners of its MAG 321UPX and 271QPX QD-OLED gaming monitors will soon begin receiving firmware updates to fix bugs and add functionality. However, some users might need to jump through additional hoops first.
The main problem is that, unlike the more expensive MPG variants, the MAG monitors lack USB data ports. Furthermore, units from the initial shipments also lack software support for updates.
