M32U

This. And also the lower resolution and stick input help make the additional input latency and artifacts from the frame gen less noticeable. This may sound bad to you but I personally use lossless scaling (upscaling and frame gen) for helldivers 2 on my 4k screen with mouse+keyboard. Allows me to go

3050 TI mobile version user here: had to revert back to 577.00 because this one made my laptop screen very very dim, with no way of adjusting the brightness (I have an external monitor - Gigabyte M32U btw)

I had that monitor and would not recommend it. The local dimming algorithm is ass and looks horrible in HDR mode, especially around white text on a black background. The KTC M32P10 is much better, but it may have QA issues. The Gigabyte M32U is also much better, but it didn't get bright enough for m

As someone who writes code all day, don’t get an OLED monitor if your primary use case is productivity. The text fringing on mine is a strain on my eyes after a while and I much prefer using my 32” 4K Gigabyte M32U.

I think if you want to do a lot of static work, an IPS is your best bet because you can get a high resolution, high refresh rate IPS that will have good response times and motion clarity, not colour fringing and no burn-in. Personally, I recently got a 32" 4K QD-OLED that I use for both gaming and 2

I have a flat VA screen. It's only a few days old. An MSI MAG 274QPF X30MV. It's a Mini LED one. First VA screen I've ever had. It was a direct replacement for an 18 month old MAG 274QRF QD E2 IPS that failed and couldn't be repaired. In between I had borrowed a friends spare Gigabyte M32U, also an

With that set up and use case, I’d probably go with a 32” 4k, 144hz monitor unless you care about playing on ultra graphics settings, which in that case go with a 27” 1440p 240hz monitor. If you have a high budget, go with an OLED monitor for best contrast and colors, but also not absolutely necessa

the Samsung 57" Neo G9 is a legitimate “one monitor to rule them all” choice. If you want a more conservative but still powerful setup that keeps ergonomics simple and text razor‑sharp, the Gigabyte M32U plus your existing side monitors (or a second M32U later) is the most balanced alternative: 32″

M32u is pretty great.

If you want a low-key PS5 upgrade, check the Gigabyte M28U or M32U if it dips on sale, both are kinda goated for the price. LG 27GP950 is fire too if you catch a deal. HDMI 2.1, VRR works, IPS panel, clean for work and gaming. That’s your diamond tier without nuking your wallet.