M27Q

many Reddit users report that the Gigabyte M27UA, and similar Gigabyte monitors like the M27Q, have a poor HDR experience due to their standard HDR400 implementation with insufficient brightness and lack of local dimming, leading to washed-out or overly dark images instead of the intended HDR effect

Fake washed out HDR M27Q vs the real hdr on Aoc, you will see 600% difference when u play HDR games like Last of us flashlight in dark from, horizon forbidden west will show the biggest difference of all, the world will look different…you just have to setup hdr in ps5 and in games perfectly. Hogwart

The KTC M27T6 has a VA panel, but honestly, it looks great with NO Local Dimming in SDR, except when playing a dark game, Alan Wake 2, Amnesia or something. And when Local Dimming is turned on, everything kind of looks washed out, faces look blown out, but also washed out at the same time, there is

This is correct. Although you can "enable" g-sync and you may think its working, it's not. It also forces a form of v-sync that drastically increases latency. "However, there are some issues. When the user interface is flipped in Windows' display settings, it seems to apply some form of V-SYNC even

Previously i had Gigabyte M27Q (Rev 2.0) with 7 months warranty left, display got some vertical line, i did RMA its been around 1.5 months so for no resolution has been given, when ever i call them they are saying some lame reason, last update they told, i will get refund (Credit note) but not sure

I mostly use pc for study...text and stuff so i stay far away from oleds haha...btw.. I have a gigabyte m27q monitor, and unfortunately DSC cannot be disabled in it, so i am curious to know how much display quality i am losing,, should i buy a better display where DSC can be disabled?

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 moved from a M27Q (the inferior rev.2) to MO27Q2. I didn't pay too much for the latter (was on sale for A$490, which was close to A$420 I paid for the M27Q few years ago, should be cheaper when including inflation. Anyways the first day I wasn't all that impressed by the speed, only impressed by t

Just to add my monitor Gigabyte M27Q Rev 2.0 got a line, RMA done it's been more than 2 months no proper response, still following up! For two weeks they blamed excuses on Chinese new year!!!

It'll probably end up as a secondary monitor eventually, though it'll be a temporary main monitor. As for the speakers, it's because I don't have any dedicated speakers. I realize that speakers have gone down in quality on monitors over time. It's obvious with this crappy HP monitor from windows 7 e