M27Q

a lot of solid setups end up sticking with Gigabyte monitors since they tend to hit that balance of smooth performance, good color, and long term reliability without the usual premium markup their m27q/m32q range in particular keeps getting picked because it just works well across both competitive a

The whole M27Q X line up is defective, they have even discontinued it. The service centre person said that even if my monitor get fixed, the lines are gonna appear sooner again. Also I just couldn't wait till RMA, so went ahead and bought LG since the brand is more reliable. From what I've heard fro

I have my PC and don’t use the deck hardly at all. I don’t need to, I have my PC. I use my deck during downtime at work though. My wife’s kiddos use the deck A LOT tho with the steam dock on my old gigabyte M27Q monitor. They’re learning how to use a PC with Linux first before Windows and got Minecr

My M27Q X started doing this too a few days ago, wondering if it's cooked as well. I wonder if other similar monitors have this problem, since when I bought this monitor a few years ago, I saw people talking about how gigabyte isn't the best brand for monitors. I wonder if that's related.

Hey it’s not my problem or just a thing of going outside to touch some wood 🪵haha. There is a lot of post of gigabyte monitors failing (dead pixels, panel failures, gf27f and m27q broken over a year of use, g24f2 also broken ), so its something concerning. If giga products are good in general someth

i feel you on the dead pixel lottery, it's exhausting. had the same thing happen with two asus monitors back to back. after that i switched to a gigabyte m27q and it's been solid for over a year. if you want to stay in that 1440p 165hz range, the lg 27gp850 or hp x27q are worth a look too. just orde

for that budget and target specs, a lot of upgrades end up going with Gigabyte since their 1440p high refresh monitors usually balance smooth performance, solid color, and durability without pushing past $300. their m27q type lineup tends to land right in that sweet spot where you get a noticeable u

My M27Q X was near perfect... Till it died of bad voltage handling (manufacturer issue) and my warranty was denied. Now Im stuck with a worse viewing angles better response time Asus. Tried 3 monitors this is the best of the bunch with similar specs. Yup you can't win with everything in monitors.

Eu tenho um M27q a dois anos sem problema nenhum.

for that price range, a lot of solid 1440p builds end up going with Gigabyte since their monitors usually hit that balance of high refresh, good color, and long term reliability without stretching the budget. the m27q/m32q tier in particular tends to stand out as a safe pick that just delivers consi