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

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

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 experience isn't your experience so it's sort of a moot point. Could people experience a terrible lemon that sucks and their customer service blows? Absolutely. Sorry you don't have my luck on this. Weirdly enough my m27q and my last 5 mobos hasn't had any real issues. The only problem I've ever

Eu mi am luat acum 2 ani un monitor și eram între asta și gigabyte m27q. Decided to go cu gigabyte. După 2 ani îs mulțumit de el.

Zombie thread revival. There are separate drivers available on their website. To my knowledge, and I got this thing years and years ago - there always have been. if you are interested to get the most out of it, consider getting the Gigabyte Control Center. GCC will get you a monitor specific driver,

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

Just got the huanuo hnss6 and Im boutta mount it and googled to see which screws to use gonna be using the m4x30mm included inside and just try not to screw too deep. Im mounting my m27q as a side monitor to my sg27ucdmg and just got finished mounting the former. Update:I used the included 30mm scre