Review on π₯οΈ AORUS FI32Q-X 32-Inch QHD SS IPS Gaming Monitor with Built-in KVM, 2560x1440 Display, 240Hz Refresh Rate, 1ms Response Time (GTG), 1x DisplayPort 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.1, 3x USB 3.0, KVM+USB Type-C, Supports AMD FreeSync Premium by Micha Korkosz α
Good product, I recommend that you try it.
About settings: β There is no OSD Sidekick version for Mac OS, and it does not connect under Parallels =( (fortunately, it is not particularly needed, ate the firmware and make the initial settings, there are a little more of them than directly in the monitor) β OSD Sidekick is connected only via USB, through their crooked port (sometimes there is a conflict if 2 output devices are connected) β ESS0 SABER connection is the same on the same cable - ESS0 SABER sound quality is really more interesting, with Music HQ it seems to remove "dust on the glass". Life hack for Mac connected via Type-C, so as not to occupy a port on the laptop, plug ESS0 SABER, in the same place in the HUB on the monitor (there is a hub for 2 ports powered by Type-C) The power supply via the type c port for the laptop is not enough, this is honestly written in the specification (5V / 3A, 9V / 2A, 12V / 1.5A, 15V / 1A)
- I spent almost a day on setting up the device, this is a review and an abstract to save time, about the Aorus FI32Q Briefly, FI32Q is a pumped M32Q from the same Gigabyte, the difference is only in: β Massive leg with a stiffer and wider stroke - Ability to rotate the display 90 degrees (reckoning +7cm from the wall for the FI32Q display) β Slightly more convenient layout and menu joystick β Built-in ESS0 SABER audio processor β 3 year warranty (M32Q has 2 years) β RGB lighting on the leg and back of the body. (if the monitor is near the wall, there will be no ambilight, weak) - A handful of software gadgets for gamers The quality of the image is basically the same.
- And for these whistles, Gigabyte asks for +30% to the price of FI32Q in comparison with M32Q, in my opinion, it's not worth it at all. But for a promotion, when it is not clear why the FI32Q is cheaper or almost like the M32Q, this is an interesting offer.
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