asus
tn-panel
90% srgb, 70%dcip3
1000:1 contrast
msi
va-panel
115% srgb, 90% dcip3
3000:1 contrast
I'm not sure how they're quoting the % on the msi, if it's really 90% dcip3, it should be around 130%srgb, unless they're counting only on-axis colors.
For gaming, motion clarity is alot higher on the asus-TN panel, but of course, it'll look flat because of the low contrast ratio.
For movies, the msi-VA panel will be significantly better. it has more saturated colors (though inaccurate without color correction), it will mostly still look nice.
The VA will have some black smearing but this can be aided by enabling the BFI/ulmb feature set. (they call it different things on different brands, but I'm reasonably sure this monitor would have it.)
You really just have to ask yourself, what's more important to you, motion clarity or better(overall) image quality.
The mid ground is OLED, I recommend the latest LG CX 65" , but of course there's a big list of how to use an OLED that you'd need to learn.
Regardless of what you buy, I recommend purchasing a i1display studio colorimeter. Proper gamma tracking brings out the peak visual of every display.
