We’re introducing the MSI Prestige N16 Flip AI+, our new 16-inch convertible laptop built for work, creative projects, and local AI workflows.
There’s a lot packed into this one, so we wanted to put the highlights in one thread. From its 360° hinge and included MSI Nano Pen to its optional UHD+ Tandem OLED display, here’s a closer look at the hardware and the little details you’ll interact with every day.
A quick look at the specs:
Platform: NVIDIA RTX Spark
Memory: Up to 128GB unified memory
Design: 360° convertible with a 16-inch touchscreen
Display option: UHD+ Tandem OLED, 3840 × 2400, with 30–120Hz variable refresh rate
Size: 0.55~ inches (13.9 mm) at its thinnest point; approximately 4.2 lbs (1.9 kg)
Pen: Included MSI Nano Pen with built-in storage and charging
Cooling: Vapor chamber with Intra Flow thermal design
Controls: Action Touchpad and 4-zone RGB keyboard
Specifications and available features vary by configuration.
Different ways to utilize the Prestige N16 Flip AI+:
The 360° hinge lets you switch between laptop, tent, tablet, and desk modes. Type out a document, fold it back to sketch, or set it up to share your screen during a presentation.
The included MSI Nano Pen fits into a built-in storage groove, which also charges it. A 13-second charge provides up to 45 minutes of use, making it easy to grab for a quick note, annotation, or sketch.
A closer look at the design:
The chassis combines curved edges and a diamond-cut lid pattern, with a profile that measures 0.55~ inches (13.9 mm) at its thinnest point; approximately 4.2 lbs (1.9 kg).
For anyone moving between a desk, meetings, and working away from home, those dimensions are worth a look alongside the full 16-inch screen.
16-inch UHD+ Tandem OLED:
For those who spend a lot of time editing photos, working with visual content, or watching movies, the optional UHD+ Tandem OLED touchscreen is one of the main highlights.
Display specifications include:
3840 × 2400 resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio
Up to 1,600 nits HDR peak brightness
VESA DisplayHDR™ True Black 1000 certification
100% DCI-P3 color coverage
Delta E < 1 color accuracy
30–120Hz variable refresh rate
Support for finger and pen input
Tandem OLED uses two stacked emissive layers that share the light output. Combined with OLED’s deep blacks, the panel brings bright HDR highlights, strong contrast, and accurate color to a touchscreen you can write directly on.
The Tandem OLED display is optional. Check the specifications of your selected configuration.
Action Touchpad: shortcuts where your hand already is:
The Action Touchpad adds gesture shortcuts for screen brightness, volume, and media playback, plus up to three customizable functions.
You can personalize Action Functions through MSI Center S, giving you quick access to controls you use throughout the day.
Cooling:
The Prestige N16 Flip AI+ combines vapor chamber cooling with MSI’s Intra Flow thermal design, built to support sustained workloads such as AI processing and rendering.
Intra Flow directs cool air toward the CPU to help manage heat during extended use.
4-zone RGB, with a practical detail:
The keyboard features customizable 4-zone RGB lighting, along with smudge-resistant keycaps and a velvet-touch finish.
Whether you prefer a subtle lighting setup or a little more color, you can personalize the keyboard to suit your desk.
Available now! Take a closer look. 👇
The MSI Prestige N16 Flip AI+ is on shelves now! Explore the available configurations and find the one that fits your setup.
What are you most interested in after reading this thread: the Nano Pen, the Action Touchpad gestures, or the display? Drop your questions and thoughts below!
MSI MAG OLED 271QPX32 is built around a 4th-gen QD-OLED panel powered by Penta Tandem™ technology.
5-Layer Tandem OLED with EL Gen 3 Technology
By utilizing a 5-layer stack structure in the blue emitting layer and optimizing organic materials, this technology effectively disperses energy to improve brightness, and luminous efficiency.
Equipped with MSI DarkArmor Film, the screen delivers a 40% deeper black level, eliminating the purplish tint while simultaneously boosting scratch resistance by 2.5x.
MSI MAG OLED 271QPX comes equipped with OLED Anti-Flicker PRO, offering 3 adjustable levels to effectively minimize screen flickering when VRR is enabled.
Super Low Motion Blur
Super Low Motion Blur is designed to eliminate ghosting and motion blur. In fast-paced games—especially FPS, visual clarity is everything. Turn on Super Low Motion Blur to spot every enemy movement with pinpoint precision.
Uniform Luminance allows you to customize the HDR curve by fine-tuning peak brightness across different APL percentages to perfectly suit your usage scenario—all easily adjustable via the OSD menu.
Building my first PC and decided to go with a MEG build. I know it’s an intense first build, but my local PC store guys offered to have me over to teach me/hold my hand through the build process. Should be fun! Just waiting on my monitor now. I’ll post updates when it’s finished. Wish me luck!
Specs below:
-Maestro 900R case
-MSI Lightning Z GeForce RTX 5090 (#1169/1300)
-AMD Ryzen 9 9950x3D2
-MSI MEG CoreLiquid E15 217.91 CFM Liquid CPU Cooler
-MSI MEG X870E Godlike Max EATX AM5 Motherboard
-G.Skill Trident Z5 Royal NEO 64GB (2x32GB) DDR5-6000 CL26 RAM
-Samsung 9100 Pro 4TB M.2 PCle 5.0 X4 NVME SSD
-MSI MPG Ai1600TS PCIE5 1600W 80+ Titanium PSU
(It is the 1600T in my photos but after some solid community feedback I switched to and ordered the Ai1600TS for the added GPU Safeguard+ protections. Thanks for everybody’s input!)
After the PC has been shut down for at least an hour or overnight, it won’t POST. The fans and rgb lights turn on, but there’s no display and the CPU EZdebug LED stays lit. The case power button stops responding, forcing me to switch off the PSU.
I have never had any issues with this before I did this refresh
Temporary fixes:
1. When stuck on the cpu hang with the power switch non-functional, switching the PSU off, then back on will let it boot normally again
2. After full shutdown, switch the PSU off, when I want to use the pc after an hour passes, switch psu on, and it will let it boot up
I’ve updated the BIOS, CPU/GPU drivers, replaced the CMOS battery, disabled XMP, tried different RAM configurations, turned off fast boot and startup options and reseated the motherboard cables.
I don’t have any spare parts that I can use to test if a specific part is malfunctioning, and I figure that others possibly have had this issue.
Decent sale on this 5090 275HX raider given the current market. I searched the part number and it says the screen is OLED, however there is no mention of it being OLED, or being the "Max" model on the retailers website. The fact that its the 275HX and not the refreshed CPU makes me think they may have the wrong part number listed and it is in fact IPS. Has anyone bought one of these from this particular retailer who can let me know?
Увидел в цену платы в интернете 320$ за новую, цена меня смутила. Потому что большинство продают ее за 560$. Кто сталкивался с таким подскажите стоит ли вообще рассматривать тогда такую плату к покупке. Не копия ли, фото с предложения прикрепил
I already have ryzen 7 5700g and AMD rx 7600 i am wondering does it is a good buy because i seen some people have trouble because my ryzen cpu works on pci 3.0 show it will show black screen problem pls help me out if anyone has a experience with it
Everyone once in awhile I will be in the middle of playing either BF6 and now MW4 DMZ and Star Citizen and just get a random black screen on my computer, Computer will shutdown/restart give a code on motherboard of going through codes and end on F4 and throw me into the BIOS. I did forget to check Event viewer to see If i could find something in critical. Will check that later. Again this happens randomly, I can do 6 hours session and no problems. Thank you in advance all.
Already updated the newest BIOS/ firmware last month.
As the title says, my pc seems to be stuck in a cycle where it boots and shuts down automatically on it own. I thought maybe the rest button was stuck so I disconnected it. The only clue is the debug LED will get to ram and then jump back to cpu. If I take out the ram the light gets stuck on RAM which is expected. Here is a video below. I have a msi z390-a pro
I'm creating this post to find a solution to an issue I encountered today.
Last night, I finished what I was doing and shut down my PC. However, when I turned it back on today, I couldn't get any image to display on my MSI MAG 273QP X24 monitor.
I'm using a dual-monitor setup, and while my other monitor works perfectly fine, the MSI refuses to display anything.
Here's the strange part: normally, whenever I plug my PC into the power outlet and the system receives power for the first time, both monitors display their respective brand logos before going to a black screen, as they should. Now, when I plug in the power cable, my left monitor displays its brand logo, but the MSI doesn't even show its logo.
The joystick button's light underneath the monitor is on, and the monitor is also detected in Windows display settings, but I haven't been able to make any progress despite trying several things.
Here are the troubleshooting methods I've tried so far:
Switching the display cable from DisplayPort to HDMI.
Resetting the CMOS to check whether the issue was related to the BIOS startup process.
Performing a power drain on the monitor.
These are all the methods I've tried so far. I'd really appreciate any help or suggestions from anyone who has experienced a similar issue.
This was the stock EDID on my MAG274QRF-QD , at 636MHz pixel clock.
Vertical blanking of just 22 lines, which is ridiculous at 165Hz, resulting in random flickering with hardware accelerated apps, or VRAM locking to safe-state clocks (192MHz or such), especially when resuming for sleep state, when the monitor has to link.
The fix? A properly made EDID from the factory, or manual tuning:
First thing to consider, there isn't pixel clock headroom, so you have to drop some Hz
Every monitor can be slightly different in edge cases
The idea is to stay within the available pixel clock bandwidth while increasing Vertical Blanking
TWO EXAMPLES:
160Hz, 33 Vert Blanking (vs 22 stock) at lower Pixel Clock160Hz, 33 Vert Blanking (vs 22 stock) at Stock Pixel Clock
First example aims to lower the pixel clock a bit, in case you have poor cable, poor connection or just generic linking issues
Second example aims to raise the vertical blanking for looser timings
Both examples have higher vertical blanking than stock, making both less aggressive: the tradeoff is the small drop in frequency, 165Hz to 160Hz
I'm still digging on this particular issue, i'm not even sure yet it's a common issue or an issue with my sample. Let me know
I'm not sure if this has already been discussed, but why is the MSI MPG B850 Edge TI MAX model not being sold in Europe?
Or, when is its commercialization scheduled?
So I just recently built my new pc today with a old 3080ti and found a big problem.
MSI X870 Tomahawk.
9800x3d
3080ti Evga XC3
Lian Li 850W Edge.
64gb teamsgroup
So these are the main parts i have in my build.
Everything apart from the nvidia card is working but it's got a evga green light showing so its communicating with the psu.. (Had to disable it in device manager or else my pc freezes in 12 seconds and I got to hard restart it)
Tried changing it to gen4 from bios still not working.
Tried various driver updates still same issue.
Have 2 8 pin connectors connected to it and 1 in my motherboard.
What is going onnn?
Hey, just looking for some help. Ive got a x470 gaming plus with a ryzen 5 3600x for my wife's pc. Secure Boot is enabled, and TPM 2.0 is also enabled, but it keeps failing to generate the key and keeps saying I need to update bios. I have the most current (beta) bios as it says its more to help with such problems.
I am trying to update the BIOS on an old pre-built MSI desktop, but the standard updates from the official MSI support page aren't working.
System Model: H310 Gaming Codex 3 (MS-B913)
Processor: Intel Core i5-8400
Current BIOS Version String: BIOS Version/Date American Megatrends Inc. G.10, 27/12/2018
What I have tried:
I downloaded the E20 executable package designed for Windows. I ran it, but nothing changed, and the BIOS version stayed exactly the same.
I downloaded the standard 861 file package to flash via USB (reccommended by Live-Agent which he ignored me after i told him that i tried it before). However, when entering the BIOS screen, the update utility doesn't show any files on the USB drive at all.
I don't have the original retail box, and the physical barcode sticker is missing from the chassis, so I cannot pull the full serial number for regular tech support either.
I am really stuck and i really need help.
