GIGABYTE G32QC Monitor: 165Hz 1440P Curved Screen with FreeSync, Height & Tilt Adjustment, Blue Light Filter - G32QC A-SA Review

I don't specifically recommend this product because the switch is rubbish. Power button Rather than being a dedicated power button, this button also acts as a small "joystick" for accessing the monitor settings. It's very busy. To turn off the device, you need to gently press and hold the joystick for a few seconds. You have to be careful not to press it lightly to one side or the other or the settings menu will pop up. It's a minor annoyance, but it forces you to stop and focus every time you…

I added my settings to both Nvidia graphics card color settings and monitor settings. Many reviewers say this monitor is gray instead of black. I upgraded my monitor before spending a lot of time trying to look the way I want it to. The black color in Destiny 2 is beautiful and black. This is a va monitor and it is very impressive when you come from a sony 4k monitor. I plug in a displayport cable to get about 10 fps more when gaming. I set the graphics card's digital vibration higher because…

I've been trying to replace my 27" 1080P monitor for years but never wanted to spend a ton of money. This monitor isn't "cheap" per se, but it's good value and still has the specs I wanted (165hz, 1440p, FreeSync, etc.). I'm really impressed with this monitor. He breathed new life into old games which I put aside due to screen tearing issues. I've been an avid V-SYNC gamer my whole life until I started noticing input lag in FPS games. Realizing this broke my brain and I couldn't play with…

I was looking for a high quality 1440p monitor. I switched to 1080p. not right for a 32 inch monitor, only minor downsides I experienced is a little black blur as it's a VA panel, but setting the right overdrive setting can reduce blur, which is my opinion balanced to work best they have tons of settings and options to make the picture perfect for you. Also, this monitor is gsync compatible, which is a huge plus if you're going to 1440p and don't want to splurge, you can't go wrong here. I…

Great picture and refresh rate for the price. I can't find any smearing as other YouTube reviews have stated. However, the OSD software is rubbish. It might allow for a higher overclock or something, I'm not sure, but when you put it in overclocking software it smudges like crazy and not just a black spot, it looks like a rainbow spot. The built in hub for your keyboard and mouse is great. Not for software use. Just use the settings on the display itself and I'm sure most people will be very…

I bought this monitor for $170 compared to $330 when I printed it. Despite being a refurbished Revain, it still looked brand new with no stains or signs of wear. That being said, the price I got for this monitor is phenomenal. First of all the upgrade from 1080p to 1440p is a big difference, I thought I wouldn't see a big difference but it is lol. The colors are really nice, I wouldn't say as good as my AOC monitor, but I'm not the best listener when it comes to these small details, so take it…

This monitor is a really good 2k fist that I bought. Do some research, it has halos, but I've never really bothered with halos before, and it shows here. For the price, it definitely serves its purpose. All my games are 1440p and run very smooth. I also have an i9-1200k and a 6700xt and the graphics freak out at that resolution and ready or not amazing. I wouldn't spend 900 on a 4K or similar resolution monitor, I'd wait until the graphics cards can handle it and the prices of those monitors go

I like the color, frame rate, resolution, curve, PIP is also very cool. The monitor doesn't emit any weird frequencies and gets quite bright. The menu joystick is the coolest thing. I hate monitors with multiple buttons, the joystick that moves through the options is one of the coolest things I've seen on a monitor in this price range. The stand is also versatile because I can tilt and raise the screen for a dime. The only thing I've noticed is that in Destiny 2 when I'm in the menu or…

If you're willing to use the included stand and are happy with the limitations, then you're fine. However, if you want to mount it with another monitor stand or arm, you will find that the VESA mount insertion area is smaller than standard aftermarket arms. The brackets for your new stand or arm are probably too big to use with this monitor. It's a really silly design choice that limits the use of this otherwise enjoyable monitor.

You have to play around with colors too much to get anything decent. I have a smaller IPS monitor that was perfect, but I have to fiddle with it too much to get it right. Too rich for my taste. There are ghosts, but they can be fixed a little. I have a slight regret buying it but mostly just for the colors, it's a big 1440p and runs at 165Hz so it's good

If you're looking for a monitor to write, read, code or work with, stay away. It's good for gaming but not for work. The picture quality is really good, there are no complaints, but the writing is very blurry and very easy on the eyes. on the fence on whether to keep it or trade it in for another version with more ips and less fps.gaming=yreading=nupdate: sad 😥 I have to return this product as it's not useful for work. You may have to go to the store to see them in person to make a decision…

The monitor is great, I'm streaming/recording so I'm only getting about 1080 from my streaming Elgato at least until I upgrade. Before setting up the stream, the overall quality is excellent, the picture is clear and colorful. It can be bright when you play in the dark, but it doesn't bother me. The only downside I've encountered like others is dead pixels. I've only seen 1 and scanned the monitor many times. It's not a big problem because it's in the bottom corner where there's no gameplay…

I rarely write reviews but thought I'd give this monitor a different perspective in case anyone else is in my boat. This is a review of the G32QC A. I used to play a lot of choppy FPS games (based on the Quake engine) at a higher level. However, after 40 years, finding a solution to the problem of near-field vision loss has become a difficult task. My eyes don't focus as well as they used to and I'm on the road to reading glasses like everyone else this age. I wanted to buy a good monitor…

I bought this for 1080p and 1440p gaming on my computer. Currently on an rx 6600 xt gpu so this is a modest system. This monitor is great for that, as expected. Fast, no jerky artifacts, good saturation, rich colors, deep blacks, etc. Intermittent flickering, mostly with large frame rate drops, is very rare and doesn't bother me. But YMMV, but SURPRISE! I just hooked it up via HDMI to my old Mac Pro as a second monitor for a project that needed a bit more screen real estate, and it turns out…

I used to have a G32QC before buying the Model A after my original died. The Model A no longer seems to suffer from the backlight issues of the original, which is a huge plus. The monitor is good, has great colors, great refresh rate and is great for all the games I play. The only issue I had was that it didn't support 165Hz by default, but that could be my system and not the monitor itself. Mine also came with a few dead pixels and was offered a discount or the option of getting a new one to…

I've been using this monitor for a little over 2 months and I really like it. It is perfect for beginner games with 1440P resolution, very bright and beautiful color scheme. The curve is amazing too. I hated my 27" 1080p flat screen and this monitor was a great replacement. I gave it 4 stars because it's one of the best in its class but not the BEST. But at under $300 it's perfect for anyone Budget rig or for gaming newbies. If you're making the jump from 1080p to 1440p make sure your GPU and…

I was between this model and two MSI models. I use Gigabyte graphics cards, laptops and motherboards, but a few years ago I didn't know they made monitors. I took it upon myself based on reviews on the internet. I have to say I'm not only not disappointed, I'm amazed. Excellent picture quality, strong performance at 165Hz, a great OSD that lets you tweak the settings to your liking and great aesthetics make this a real winner. hidden value. The screen itself is well made and solid and this…

I saw some of them at a friend's house and they looked really nice. especially "on a budget" compared to these LG monitors. I wish the 27" monitor had an external power supply like a 32" monitor, I can easily power a 32" model with 19VDC using a power converter (I think I haven't looked at it for a while) - great for RVs / trailers.

Pros: The low response time and high refresh rate are great, as you'd expect. The contrast gives it a great quality. The curve takes some getting used to, but can be appreciated after a while. Cons: Not certified for HDR for some reason. HDR looks disgustingly awful (like in a harsh saturated indie game). The standard SDR looks 10 times better. Also, the overdrive "speed" in the OSD wizard leaves the worst ghosting I've ever seen (use Balance instead).

I've been using my monitor for a few days now and I really like it. I'm not a professional gamer and I don't know much about technology to give you a big overview. However, when you come out of the TV, you now feel like you are in a Lamborghini, everything looks better, sharper and the FPS are insane. I'm playing Warzone and I'm much more competitive now, I can see everything now. If you share my hobby. Order this one, it's very cool.