Gigabyte M27Q vs LG 34GP83A-B

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I had no problems with that and since I am pairing it with the beast of a card EVGA RTX 3080, its a match made in heaven. I did not notice any dead pixels, gaming on a 21:9 aspect ratio is a whole new experience and it comes with 144hz out of the box refresh rate, which can be overclocked to 160hz though I have not tried that yet. Being an IPS panel, the colors are beautiful and I have not had to make any adjustments to those default presets. So far so good

As for color, I kept both monitors at the default color settings out of the box - the Dell had great saturation, possibly oversaturated. The M27Q appears less saturated, and its overall color out of the box appears more neutral, while the Dell appeared warm. Regardless of which you prefer, both monitors' color can be adjusted. However, no amount of calibration can fix the Dell's low contrast ability; the M27Q wipes the floor with the S2721DGF in this respect

- Color quality is great. - Works great over HDMI and DisplayPort with windows. - Low motion blur. - No noticeable input lag

GIGABYTE also included USB hub and KVM switch functionality, which since the release of the original M27Q has become a very popular feature among gami...

Now, a low input lag is really important for a responsive, feel when playing video games. And unsurprisingly, this monitor is excellent. You shouldn't...

$360 is a very enticing price point, putting the M27Q up against popular products like the ViewSonic VX27582KPMHD and Pixio PX277 Prime, although both...

Design is a little strange, particularly where the legs connect to the pillar, but that's a minor nitpick. The osd is still controllable through a dir...

The last time we took a standalone look at the 1440p market was in july of 2021 and it's fair to say a few. Things have changed since then in terms of...

Not even a week and it already needed an RMA. Luckily, the process was painless and I am eagerly waiting for its return.

Like most IPS monitors, it has wide viewing angles that make it great for sharing content or playing co-op games. Its reflection handling is only decent, but it gets more than bright enough to overcome intense glare, meaning visibility won't be an issue in well-lit rooms.

Up/Down Tilt Down (A little) Tilt Up (A Lot) it seems to tilt up a LOT further than it will tilt down which kind of sucks because it is sitting on a table higher than my but no biggie. Lastly and most importantly the USB hub on this doesn't seem very well thought out at least to me. I preferred my predator where it had the USB hub inputs on the left side. This monitor they are located on the back right by the video inputs and its much more of a hassle to quickly plug in/out something

I have been looking to purchase a 27" 1440p monitor for both gaming and working to pair with 3060ti. I was about to get Gigabyte M27Q due its KVM (both for gaming rig and work laptop) and rtings score but i just Heard the way It deals with rbg or something so It is not suitable for work due blurriness with letters, is that terrible? Should i maybe look for the LG 850 model recommended here?

I know this thread is a bit old but I'd like to give my input after having tried both a 32in 4k monitor ( Gigabyte M32U) and a 34 in ultrawide (LG 34GP83A-B 34). The 4k monitor was sharper but it felt very marginal, definitely not the leap I felt going from 1080 to 1440p. I had to really look for the differences to see them, they didn't just jump out at me. As far as usability went I personally I preferred the additional width of the ultrawide both for games and for productivity over the additional height of the 4k monitor