MSI unveils AI monitor that could help ‘cheat’ in games

At CES 2024, MSI arguably introduced a monitor equipped with artificial intelligence (AI) that could provide a special advantage in games. The model called MEG 321URX Can tell where enemies might be by extracting information from the minimap League of Legends.

The MSI monitor uses image data to observe opponents’ movements. The aid can help the player make movement decisions as they will have information about the area where the enemy is positioned.

The most important point is that the effectiveness of the tool cannot be detected by existing anti-cheat mechanisms, as it occurs locally and from the periphery.

The existence of this tool raises the question: Would AI be an unfair advantage for League of Legends players? Now, It is impossible to say whether the advantage offered by the monitor will really help in matches and decision-making.

In games like League of LegendsMap knowledge and opponent movement are essential parts of the team’s strategy. It is based on these details that the team decides to move towards a specific goal.

Anyway, the monitor does not display information not displayed in the game. Therefore, to get the most out of AI, the team must have it. wards It spreads across the map as well as knowing what to do with the information.

MSI Monitor Specifications

Besides having built-in artificial intelligence, the MEG 321URX is also a state-of-the-art monitor. The 32″ display has built-in QD-OLED, 4K resolution (3840x2160p), up to 240 Hz refresh rate and 0.03 ms response time.

According to MSI, the monitor has VESA ClearMR 13000 anti-blur certification, which guarantees clear images even if there is a lot of movement on the screen. Additionally, Display HDR 400 is supported.

On the outside of the monitor, there are HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 2.1, USB-C inputs (with 90 W power output).

Price and availability

Price and availability information for MSI MEG 321URX not announced at the eventhowever, a company representative clarified that sales are planned for spring in the Northern Hemisphere.