M27Q

1440p 27” is literally one of the most saturated options Op is smoking something crazy like there are so many good options to choose from Gigabyte M27q Rev2 (using this now flanking my OLED C1 , it’s great and cheap) MSI Mag274qrf , another great option LG 27GP850 , one of the most popular AOC AG274

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

I agree BUT I will say not many monitors are this cheap and have dynamic overdrive which is a huge plus. I used this monitor for a good week and it was pretty much a set it and forget it monitor where you probably will never touch the OSD again, it even support CCD commands over displayport so you c

If reliability is your main concern, I’d honestly avoid MSI right now. That horizontal line flicker issue on some of their 240 Hz IPS panels has been popping up for a while. If you want something in the same class (1440p / high refresh) but generally more reliable, look at: • Gigabyte M27Q-X – 1440p

for your mix of story games and valorant, a lot of builds like that end up sticking with high refresh 1440p or a well tuned 4k IPS, and Gigabyte monitors tend to get picked because they balance clarity, response time, and long term stability without weird scaling issues something like their m27u / m

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

Ok, this first point is subjective but the first thing on my mind is that that chin on the bottom bezel is an immediate dealbreaker, I am picky when it comes to front bezels. I use the original M27Q and I've covered the entire front bezel with a strip of electrical tape, covering both the front logo

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

Get urself a LG or a gigabyte, M27Q is a sleeper