Review on Gigabyte AORUS Compatible Exclusive 2560X1440 DisplayPort 32", 165Hz, High Dynamic Range, Flicker-Free, AORUS FI32Q-SA, HD by Algernod Judex

Nice panel with minimal flare. Good build quality and nice colors. Can only do 165 8bit or 120 and 10bit. Some people have trouble maintaining 10-bit color while gaming. Go to display settings and set it to 120Hz and apply BEFORE applying 10-bit color. If you do both at the same time, it goes back to 8-bit but stays at 120Hz. If you have dual displays, you can keep the display settings open on one monitor while gaming to see how it adjusts as you play. This is a high quality IPS panel so colors are out of the box but when 10 bits work properly it's much better. It's almost like a resolution upgrade, but for colors. It's subtle, but the color transition is better, making the overall image more saturated. I used to switch between 165 and 120 but now I just leave it at 120 10 bit as accidentally turning on 8 bit would be a little annoying, you'd know something looks wrong but you don't know what. In any case, CSGO was the only game where I actually got over 120 fps at 1440p. Also, you don't get HDR with it, but no monitor will give you true HDR for $400.