Gigabyte M32U

It does the job at everything that I've thrown at it And it does it well, but it doesn't really excel at any given thing Some of you may be disappoint...

It's very minimal and I don't actually notice it affecting any of my games, especially the ones that are darker with this. And if I'm playing in a com...

It is a damn good monitor. So overall do I recommend this monitor? Well, if you want a 32 inch 4k 144 hertz gaming monitor that is the best bang for y...

If a TV is too big, the Gigabyte M32U is also a great option - 32", 4K, 144Hz. Regarding 27" 1440p vs 32" 4K - definitely worth the upgrade. You get twice the number of pixels, on a bigger screen, and the PPI is higher (108 vs 138) so the picture will look sharper even if you sit way up close to your monitor.

Games like rocket league, Destiny 2, ratchet and clank rift apart, both spiderman games have horrible flickering and visual glitches when you have VRR turned on. Turn off VRR and every one of those mentioned games work properly. also mine came with 2 dead pixels.

Hey there, remember my last post where my M32U had really bad IPS glow, backlight bleed and a dead pixel? My new one arrived today with a perfect screen. Just want to let everyone know that eventually you'll get a good screen.

Got the monitor and set it up on my monitor arm mount. Was a bit heavy for the arm, and really had to gronk it down for it to stay, so I put a couple external speakers under it…. Just in case 😬 It included 3 power cables which I thought was odd, 1 US, 1 EU, and no idea what the 3rd was. Kind of a w...

Yes the bigger screen and slightly better pixel density are nice. But unless you have a high-end system, running games at 4K may not be worth the lower FPS. I like the M32U and definitely don’t regret buying it. But I do think 27” 1440p is a great choice for gaming because of the broader array of games where you’ll get significantly better FPS than if you were using a 4K monitor.

I've really tried to like this monitor, but regret not returning during the return window. The KVM was one of the primary reasons for picking this model. I regularly work with a Windows desktop machine and an M1 Macbook Pro. The KVM is finicky to say the least. In all fairness, I believe part of it ...

To top it all off the contrast is actually very good for an IPS panel. Compared to the previous 2 monitors I tried (gigabyte m32u and the samsung odyssey g7) the picture quality is leagues better.