MVG uploads, immediately clicks no matter what it is.

@FR4M3Sharma

2 жыл бұрын

Y Same

@royalkumar795

2 жыл бұрын

I am first clicker

@robertw31968

2 жыл бұрын

Me too.

@LalaFafa

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, hello Miku!

@Honir4

2 жыл бұрын

stans..

Something that isn't mentioned, and is hard for MVG to review, is the fact that Gigabyte has a very poor track record with their monitor panels QC. Usually issues such as dead pixels shipping out, but other things such as dust getting stuck between the surface of the screen, and on the panel itself. This is an issue particularly infamous with the Gigabyte M27Q, but has been an issue with the M28U and the M32U too. None of this is helped that Gigabyte have a notoriously difficult returns process, and as mentioned earlier, this stuff being almost impossible to test for reviewers - and information only coming out thanks to anecdotal reports on the Internet, and the failure rates compared with other monitors sold. I hope Gigabyte can fix up their QC process, but I almost get the feeling they don't care. It's a giant shame; aside from the QC failures, the monitors are absolutely fantastic for their price, and also feature very good contrast - by IPS panel standards. I hope a decently large hardware reviewer (ie. PC hardware reviewer, not MVG :P) channel can get into discussing this sort of problem into the future.

@XxUltimateGodzXx

2 жыл бұрын

I got lucky then, no dead pixels in my m27q. Had 3 dead pixels on my Asus proart 27in but got it replaced.

@tomoprime217

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Didn’t their PC power supplies burn up recently? I don’t like how they manipulate content creators in their sponsorships either. They corrupted BoaT. You’d see a bunch of reviewers criticize some key points about one of their laptops and then you’d see his delayed review video making sure to smooth over those key criticisms. Note I am not saying MVG is one of those reviewers. Maybe beware of those wearing a Gigabyte hoodie / tee shirt in the video. 🤣

@CaptainKenway

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomoprime217 Every single one of the major PC part manufacturers does that. ASRock blacklisted Buildzoid, Gamers Nexus and Hardware Unboxed for saying negative things about their Z490 motherboards. Asus threatened to sue Hardware Unboxed because they pointed out that the TUF Gaming A15 laptop was a piece of crap. MSI have been caught out time and again doing shady stuff, such as trying to bribe reviewers and scalping their own products. Gigabyte are certainly no worse than the rest. You may as well give up on PC gaming if you don't want to buy from scumbag companies.

@ImmaSpam__________________Can

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah with their track records on a lot of their products I will rarely buy anything gigabyte makes

@gasparmxm

2 жыл бұрын

When i was hunting for a gaming monitor i was avoiding Gigabyte too, i bought an LG, very good monitors.

Bought the smaller 28inch version roughly half a yr ago. Very happy with it. It is an all arounder, does everything I need for the PC, and as a monitor for the family gaming session. And was at an awesome price too.

I recently got an M27Q and am really enjoying it. Upgrading from a 1200p IPS from 2009.

I learned a lot from this video! Also, if you're going to continue reviewing displays, I'd definitely like it if you were able to do objective response time tests. That's a big thing for me when deciding what I'm going to purchase. (Of course, if testing kits for that are ridiculously expensive, that's another story)

I was excited for this one, but I just can't get behind the fake HDMI 2.1 implementation. Unacceptable IMO

@busterscrugs

2 жыл бұрын

For real, how can they call it HDMI 2.1 when it's not 48gbps? Sounds like a straight up scam.

@NightcoreClips_

2 жыл бұрын

Hey EposVox, it’s great to see another of my favorite content creators on another of my favorites. Hope all is well.

@Twiggy_94

2 жыл бұрын

What would you recommend instead 4k hdmi 2.1 120hz+ ? 27-43" ?

@ermagherd1204

2 жыл бұрын

For Series X/S gamers it’s still good

4:2:0 is a deal breaker for me, but my buddy doesn't care about that and will be thrilled with this monitor. Nice video MVG!

@ModernVintageGamer

2 жыл бұрын

yeah I can see what it would be. i do wish the bandwidth was wider

@benschram

2 жыл бұрын

Yeh for content creators it's not a good choice but that's only for the hdmi. But for content consumption it's totally fine and quite unnoticeable. Display port is full speced and anyone using a pc should be doing DP anyway

@wing0zero

2 жыл бұрын

@@ModernVintageGamer Need a better HDMI cable?

@RegalPixelKing

2 жыл бұрын

@@wing0zero It does not matter which HDMI cable you use, it could be an amazon basics cable, or one of those insane $1000 HDMI cable's. The monitor's HDMI output simply can't push enough data to have better chroma subsampling.

@joshbimthedoctor

2 жыл бұрын

@@wing0zero not how it works

Thank you, I really apperciate these recomendations. It can be challenging not knowing which UHD monitor would be a good buy.

This is the only video I've come across that actually talks about the HDMI 2.1 implementation, and that is very much appreciated. I've been hearing good things about Gigabyte monitors, so I might take a look at this one I didn't expect this type of review video from you, but this is very well done

@joesterling4299

2 жыл бұрын

Watch Hardware Unboxed monitor reviews. They are very thorough in their testing, more than any other tech channel I've run across. They just put out a video on the best current monitors too.

@poorsvids4738

2 жыл бұрын

This is confusing. I thought HDMI 2.1 meant it could support 4K 120hz without chroma subsampling but now I learn that HDMI 2.1 certification doesn't mean much at all because things like high bandwidth and VRR are considered "optional". What a scam.

Waiting for the new monitors next year. Sounds like the hdr in the monitors finally gets taken seriously.. hoping

@cjshields2007

2 жыл бұрын

Any of them oled at 32" 4k 144hz?

@coryxvx

2 жыл бұрын

@@cjshields2007 your best hope will be mini led

@AniviaS

2 жыл бұрын

@@cjshields2007 OLED is problematic for monitors. On TVs the burn-in is not that bad, but a monitor sees a lot more static content, so the burn-in is much worse

@ThunderingRoar

2 жыл бұрын

I highly doubt that, at least for a reasonable price since you ll need mini LED backlight for the dimming zones and those monitors will probably cost 2-3k+

@cjshields2007

2 жыл бұрын

@@ThunderingRoar Yeah the 2/3k cost is a bit of a stretch. I suspect a lot of people consider 1000 pounds/maybe a few more dollars to be a limit for a monitor

More reviews like this would be appreciated. Thanks.

I literally just bought the 27” version of this monitor myself, and I’m loving it

I think 32 in is perfect size for a main monitor. 40 too big if you're sitting close

@ModernVintageGamer

2 жыл бұрын

yeah this was my issue as well

@realNAKAMI

2 жыл бұрын

for me it's 27" but it comes down to how close you sit to the screen.

@fordxbgtfalcon

2 жыл бұрын

You’re absolutely right. I use a 1080p 32” monitor and it’s perfect for me.

@BillLambert

2 жыл бұрын

Depends if you're a multi-monitor kind of person. Many years ago, I replaced a grid of 27" monitors with a single 55" TV, basically the same surface area but with no bezels, and I don't think I could ever go back to anything smaller. I tried a 40" TV as a secondary monitor and even after a few years, it still feels wrong - I toss KZread on it while working on other things ;)

@filleswe91

2 жыл бұрын

How's the eye strain on these things? I had the worst case of eye strain no matter what monitor I used. Now I can't use a monitor without blue light filter software to block out the pure white light you get every time you open the browser. Whats with that?

Well, I'm sold. Got a new ps5 finally, a macbook pro 2020 and note 20 ultra with Samsung dex so this would be the perfect companion for both work and gaming at peak visual quality 👌

I have a 42' 4K LG monitor and one benefit of having a large 4K display is that you can think of it as multiple 1080P monitors with no bezels. Going back to your point: they don't need to rotate since you can "split" the display area into two vertical areas side-by-side like having 2 1080p monitors next to each other in portrait mode. I have been using 4K monitors for at least 6 years and it's hard for me to go back to anything lower, so enjoy!! :D

Your honesty is just a blast 👍

Always happy to see a new MVG video.

I've been literally looking into getting the GIGABYTE M32U for the past two months but being that it was black friday this week pulled the trigger and purchased the LG 42inch OLED for $899!! Already having a 5800X/6900XT PC and planning on purchasing a 7900XTX in the next two weeks Im glad to have the FreeSync Premium Pro feature for Real HDR at 120Hz.

That's pretty cool. I'll keep that in mind if I ever decide to ditch my dual monitor setup

Stumbled upon this just in time! Looks like no mistakes were made 👀

Glad you've found your perfect monitor, MVG! I am in search for my perfect monitor for two years now - and I doubt I ever will. I am also not a fan of ultrawides, or even a normal widescreen - I prefer a 16:10 aspect ratio, ideally 1920x1200. Here's why. I play a lot of retro, both Windows-native and emulated, games on my PC. And I care a lot about the correct scaling of the image - I hate bilinear blur and uneven pixels. I think 1200p is the best resolution, just because scaling-wise it is the most compatible with any kind of games, except 480p and 720p. Such popular retro resolutions, as 1600x1200, 800x600, 320x240 and 320x200 will fit in 1920x1200 with no blur, square pixels and no top-bottom black bars! And the games which natively run at 480p and 720p are usually 3D and can be beautifully upscaled by an emulator. Also, 4:3 games won't have such a big side black columns as on 16:9 or ultriwide. Oh, and it is very comfortable to watch 16:9 movies on 1200p - 1080p content can be shifted to the top and subtitles to the bottom, leaving the image unobscured. And KZread's seekbar and title fits right into the small top-bottom black bars, too. All this brings me a small joy, and yes, I am a huge nerd here :D I also happen to like higher refresh rates (been missing them ever since I got off my old 1024x768@85Hz CRT), and I would like to experience HDR, too. And here's my problem... No company makes any kind of 16:10 monitor that supports those. High refresh rates, HDR and even 4K are 16:9 and ultrawide features only :( So... no ideal monitor for me. I found a really good new 16:10 monitor, however - it is Iiyama ProLite XUB2395WSU-B1. It has a 22.5" 1920x1200 IPS panel, supports HDMI, DisplayPort, and VGA connections, can go from 48 Hz up to 76 Hz (which means I can play 50 Hz PAL games and 75 Hz WonderSwan games fluently, yay!), has AMD FreeSync support, a good stand with height, 30 degrees angle and 90 degrees rotation (so I can play DS/3DS games almost the way they were intended, hehe), has 2 USB ports and a nice modern thin bezeled body. I have used it for a year and a half now, and I love it! It is the best monitor I ever had, anyway - previously I daily driven a terrible cheap 1366x768 15.6" panel of my laptop :) I plan to eventually make a jump to a 16:9 4K though, when they will become cheaper and when I get myself a GPU that can output more than a slideshow at that resolution... P.S.: I dunno why I have written all this, nobody would probably even read that wall of text anyway :D But if you did - hey, thank you :)

@ObiKKa

2 жыл бұрын

Great tips and reasons for why one should choose a 16 to 10 monitor over a 16 to 9 or UW. BTW, do you use a MiSTer FPGA unit connected to that monitor or just the software emulators like ares on the PC?

Thanks for the awesome vid. Just ordered mine today =D

Eh, I think I'll wait still. Really just want a 27 or 32 inch OLED. The instant pixel response is just hard to switch from after you get used to it. Especially for retro gaming.

Great review, thank you for this.

Yeah Rift Apart needed the high gain HDR mode on my TV and a few tweaks, beautiful game

There's some issues like the poor HDR and I guess I have to mention people do complain about customer support and stuck pixels. But it is a very good monitor overall no doubt about it.

@syed21habib

2 жыл бұрын

For low money you have to compromise something. Its a budget 4k.

Thanks for the review, this seems like a pretty sweet monitor! I bought the 32" Samsung Odyssey G7 earlier this year. It's a 1440p VA panel monitor, but it will accept 4k and downscale. However, it doesn't support HDMI 2.1. I didn't realize this when I bought it, so even though it's a 240hz monitor, it can only accept 4k@60hz over HDMI. With the Series X, I can either play 4k@60hz with HDR and no FreeSync, or 1440p@120hz with FreeSync and no HDR. Now, because PS5 doesn't support 1440p, my only option for it is 4k@60hz. This wouldn't bother me as much if I didn't have to change the monitor settings between consoles, sheesh. I'm happy with the Samsung, but I think I'm going to trade up to a 32" OLED whenever the price finally comes down on those.

@graigsion1384

Жыл бұрын

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I just got this thing today and... yep. wow. Simply stunning

Great Video! I am waiting for HDMI 2.1 Monitors to go down in price so I can pick one up for my Xbox Series X this is definitely cheaper than any I have seen so hopefully in the next few years the price will go way down. Love all the hard work you put into your videos and really liked the music from this one. keep up the great work!

luckily for me i can fit a cx in my workspace and if i want a smaller (or ultrawide) display i scale it down and the pitch black border isnt distracting (oled)

Something I think you looked over. Even while using DP, if you select 4:4:4 you can only get limited dynamic range. If you switch to RGB you can switch that to full dynamic range which IMO, looks better.

I've been using the LG Nano GN950 4k144 and the GN850 1440p144 in vertical for a bit now and I love the setup.

I've heard the new macbooks, that use a custom ARM cpu, are good at emulation, I'm curious to hear your opinion / analysis about that.

The OSD sidekick thing is amazing. Hope this becomes standard

Looks great! Thanks for sharing your input. Does the USB-C port support power delivery?

I was in the market for a monitor or TV just to play my Switch on at my desk. I opted for a 24-inch D Class Vizio. It was the smallest 1080p TV I could find. The newer model only comes in 720p though. Check Best Buy if anyone wants the 1080p version.

This is definitely what I’ve been waiting for as well. But financially I’ll have to wait a few months or see if it comes down in price.

@kierzo8543

2 жыл бұрын

Cyber Monday soon

I've been using an Aorus curved monitor (now Gigabyte) and I love it (except for the one LED driver whose relay seems to be intermittently faulty).

Very Awesome! I will be saving up for this sucker and use my current 32 inch qhd 165hz as 2ndary and the gigabyte 4k screen as main. gonna be a fun project for my desk! :)

Great video as always 👍

No mistakes were made here. Nice video

That picture in picture feature looks like it could be useful for debugging when running xbox dev mode.

Have you considered the 48" LG OLED TV's? I hear it has crazy fast response times...plenty of people using those as monitor.

It looks gorgeous! I'm currently using a Gigabyte 34" WQC and it's great for 1440p, but I've been thinking of upgrading to 4k

@SuperDonil

Жыл бұрын

did you?

I wonder how the motion blur looks on a fast nes game like Adventure Island 2 (it's my go to game to test ghosting or motion blur), whenever master higgins runs the background palm trees get serious ghosting artifacts and I've tried several LCD Monitors with little improvement, not sure if it's even possible to match the CRT performance where there's zero ghosting.

My favorite monitor is the DELL P2415q. It's 6ms response time, has good color reproduction (it's meant for graphics design, photo editing, that type of deal), and is 24 inches and 4k. At 1m of distance, I don't see any dots on screen. Also the stand it comes with is beefy. Feels like a big solid piece of metal. The monitor hangs on the stand via a set of rails, which makes adjusting it in height very easy/satisfying.

Still have to watch HW Unboxed's test regarding this monitor, however, as its 32" it'd fit perfectly in my TV set. Not going to ditch my still working TV from 2008 until it's dead for real (one HDMI port died already) but I could still see myself picking up this one.

I recently got the 28 inch model and did not regret my purchase decision at all

Thanks, I just bought one for myself for Christmas sue in part to your video.

i'll be honest, being able to control a monitor directly from my PC is the only selling point I need.

@grumpybollox7949

2 жыл бұрын

my cheap acer also does this. hes trying to sell you that display

@SwirlyTwirl

2 жыл бұрын

@@grumpybollox7949 He can't because i barely afforded upgrading my 10 year old monitor to modern one that costed me 266 bucks lmao. What monitor is yours?

I'm using 34 inch IPS ultra wide from about 2014- great experience but atm I myself am waiting patiently for an upgrade. My dream would be Fast (should be np faster than any current IPS) 34inch OLED ultra wide ideally 1440p or even 4k for a reasonable price

I have a gigabyte 34" ultrawide 1440p 144hz.. at $400 it was cheap to me and i've been loving it the past couple years.

I'm using a 34” 3440x1440 144hz VA-panel Ultrawide and I'm never going back to normal size monitor. The immersion is just soooo good.

Great review, MVG. Also, I had the strangest sensation at around 3:36 in. You had adjusted the angle of the monitor, tilting it up, and as you approached a low hanging bridge in Forza on screen I was worried you weren’t going to adjust the monitor back down in time to ‘clear’ the low bridge, as if the monitor itself was going to crash 😆

I used a 43" 2015 Vizio 4k60 HDTV as a computer monitor for years. It was capable of 120Hz at FHD and 4K60Hz using Chroma 4.2.0. Honestly, even at 43", I couldn't notice the 4.2.0 subsampling unless I was looking at a text pattern designed to detect it. It's a shame, for PS5 owners, that the monitor doesn't accept a full 48gbps HDMI 2.1 signal, but chroma 4.2.0 will be hard to spot on a 31.5" display, and I've also heard that DSC works very well. That said, I'm a PC gamer and would be using the DisplayPort anyway for full uncompressed 4K gaming. That said, I upgraded to the M32U's little brother, the M32Q. Both monitor's are great values. I chose the QHD display because I couldn't justify spending twice the price for the 4K monitor. I kept checking for a sale, but I guess demand is too high, or supply too small because there were no Black Friday discounts. Alas, maybe next year.

God I love the intro song. I dance to it every time it's used in one of your video. Too bad on the 4:2:0 though. If I ever return to gaming in a healthy way, I'll get a 4:4:4 monitor with 120 Hz or more, but that would be in like ten years time or later. (I gamed for 20 years and need to take a long break for my sanity).

I could do with getting a new monitor, although because of my weird setup which can only handle 4K60 (there are two devices between my PC and my current monitor, one of those devices handles the audio (it has 2 composite inputs, 2 component inputs, 6 analogue audio inputs, 2 optical inputs, 1 coax input, 7 HDMI 2.0 inputs, 2 HDMI 2.0 outputs, connections for speakers, and an analogue output to send audio to another room) i think i will have to keep looking

Trying to find the right 4k monitor to buy, do you guys think this is probably a better choice compared to the other similar ones like the LG 27GN950-B, ASUS V28U and the rest?

So what your saying is it still can't beat a good CRT monitor?

@nikolavonfulton5195

2 жыл бұрын

Hahaha yeah If I could find one fire the price of this monitor

@tekgeekster

2 жыл бұрын

With the exception of resolution, probably.

@johnathanpearson3203

2 жыл бұрын

CRT technology was simply the best. 👍

@Regirs

2 жыл бұрын

@@johnathanpearson3203 yep the only downsides of CRTs was obviously heft, slight geometry imperfections, and last one, and probably sadly biggest, higher strain on the eyes due to cathode cannon projection nature, rest was by far superior esp. pretty much instantaneous response rate/ latency

@Time_Traveling_Lesbian

2 жыл бұрын

The only thing that can beat CRTs or match it in every single aspect is OLED displays, they dont come in smaller sizes though

Hi MVG, hope you don't mind a question. I see you briefly tested this monitor on a retro scenario, with Sonic running on the ASG. Did you get the chance to try it out with the Nintendo Switch as well, specifically with Arcade Archives and ACA NeoGeo games? I'd like to know if you get evenly spaced scanlines (at their default display size and turning on the scanline overlays offered by such titles) and also if heavily flickering graphics - such as shadows on many SNK fighting games - still cause temporary image retention on IPS panels, even on a very responsive model as this one here. Thanks so much in advance! ^_-

Looks like it ticks a lot of boxes, but I'm waiting on a display tech that can emit its own light like OLED, but can be safely used displaying desktop applications, and isn't a CRT.

I'm hearing there's gonna be a LG 42 inch oled released next year that's gonna be really nice for people who don't want a 48 inch monitor but like the pop of oled

Impressive review. Again, MVG knows what he is talking about..!

You've gotta tell me someday how you organise your desktop icons, I don't think I would have ever been able to tidy them up enough to make a respectable video like this one

I should have watched this video when it came out instead of leaving it on my 'watch later' list, because damn, this looks exactly like what I've been waiting for as well. It's around the price I usually pay for a new display, and as both a gamer and a content creator I'm always torn between displays that focus either on reproduction accuracy or speed. This one looks like a great all rounder that will do a good job at both.

@mitlanderson

2 жыл бұрын

Its going for $600 on Newegg rn, a promotional price, cheaper than the 28" version

@lexacutable

2 жыл бұрын

@@mitlanderson I'm in Australia so local retailers are a better option for me. After some research I actually ended up going for an MSI display with a much wider colour gamut and otherwise similar features; MVG didn't mention the gigabyte's limited colour range in this video.

im planning to wait for µLED monitors to hit mainstream before I replace my main display again currently running a MSI OPTIX MAG27CQ since my preference is a smaller screen since im at my screen for long portions of the day larger monitors worsen eye fatigue for me i see very few reasons to move to 4k at my preferred screen size at the distance i sit from my monitors

so while this review seems glowing, I have to share my experience with Gigabyte previous 32inch monitor. The Gigabyte G32QC. It basically the same monitor but with curved panel, VA panel, 1440p with 165hz The monitor itself is great. 1440p is basically the perfect resolution for 32inch and it barely touch any dpi settings to make it work with my current 24inch and the 165hz itself works as intended. Looks great and smooth. Very responsive too. The problem starts with the Freesync however, when I pair it with my RX480 with any graphic driver, the display would rapidly change refresh rate all the time, and it basically would flicker like crazy. I didn't notice anything like that when I'm using the Series X VRR but it's something to keep in mind. The Sidekick too is a bit problematic. I love the tool for its ease of access, but its definitely really finicky. Quite slow and many of the monitor feature didn't show up in the sidekick. It's also never been updated (the only time it did was last year and that's it) The monitor I bought also come with a dead sub-pixel. At one pixel there's a green or blue sub-pixel dead and basically there's a single magenta tint in the monitor that definitely stands out when I'm working. Thankfully it didn't bother me much. The point is, I appreciate Gigabyte with their effort in making monitor. A great monitor for both working and playing. But keep in mind, their support is a bit on the low priority side, and the M32U seems like rendering this G32QC monitor obsolete. The VA panel with high refresh rate definite a bad combo. Really blurry on certain scene of the game, made me miss my old IPS monitor.

@captinsparklezremix

2 жыл бұрын

Isn't the RX 480 bad tho? An NVIDIA 10 series equivalent with the G-Sync compatible setting would probably be much better.

thanks for the review, may i ask for your picture setting for pc and console?

Damn, I just bought an LG C1 48 inch yesterday!!!! For the longest there were no 32 inch monitors that do 4K 120hz.

@The98xander

2 жыл бұрын

The lg is a much better display at least

@Easelgames

2 жыл бұрын

@@The98xander LG has been killing it the past year or two. Just destroying things. Good stuff.

@The98xander

2 жыл бұрын

@@Easelgames oh yeah i got last year's lg cx 65 i adore it 😍

the PIP feature is really nice to have

I have waited for a monitor review for a longer time…

I've been raving about this

Hey man, tx for the video. I just bought the monitor and the only problem i am encountering is that if i switch the monitor from pc to xbox clicking on HDMI 1 in General Settings it works fine , but then i can't switch it back from general settings ( i can only switch back using the KVM button on the back of the monitor ) ( i am mentioning that i have 2 monitors hooked on my pc one with display port and one with hdmi).

Even promotional content from Mr. MVG is top notch, because he has the technical knowledge to properly describe the feature of the product he is reviewing, unlike most youtubers who just get products because they're popular (not that MVG isn't). To be honest, I don't mind watching a full video of paid promotion of hardware and technology products if at least the reviewer knows what he is saying and the product is related to the content of the channel.

Got a LG 34GP950G-B and couldnt be happier.

@ModernVintageGamer

2 жыл бұрын

nice - ive tried a few over the years but im just not a fan of ultrawides.

@Easelgames

2 жыл бұрын

@@ModernVintageGamer I really love my LG 38GL950G-B. It's ultrawide 1440p but it is taller then 16:9, it's closer to 16:10, so you gain back most of that space that you lose vertically by most ultrawides. It's expensive as heck, and HDR is garbage (as always on non oled displays unfortunately.) But I really do love it.

I got a M27Q from them and its a good 2k monitor and I didnt know about the OSD Sidekick thats gonna be a game changer.

Is the picture-in-picture displaying this frame in windows or is it an overlay on top of windows? So I am wondering if you can screen capture this ^^

This is what I've been looking for as well! Now I just gotta save a couple of months...

I would love to try one of these in a working state, but the one I ordered would not even power on. I'm very hesitant to try Gigabyte again because I've read about people going through 5 replacements to get a working monitor.

Thx 4 the review and subscribed,1question plz...if is it possible can you tell me the distance in cm from the left to the right ? Thx again!

I have that one on my wish list for a little while, but I have to hold on a little longer since I am still just on a ryzen1700x with a 1070.

Nice! Seems like an awesome monitor!!! I'm running an LG 27GL850 (27'' 1440p 144hz IPS). I want to upgrade my TV at some point, from a 49'' Philips 4K to a 55-65'' LG OLED or sth.

The last 2 monitors I've had are IPS panels and I don't want to go back to a VA panel. I always thought 4k at 32 inches was overkill and 1440p would be perfect for that screen size. My last monitor was a Dell U2715H and my new one is a Dell U4320Q.

I hear for PC you can still use HDMI connection with enabling DSC to get full 4:4:4 10 bit 4k 144 Hz.

0:55 i didn't know you were a dev, it all makes sense now lol

Great video, have you tried the retrotink 5x on it?

Are you going to be using this for software development? What's it like for text? I have an old IPS-TFT display (HP LP2475w) that I love for coding because of its sharpness, but when I switch to my VA based gaming monitor (hp omen x 35), there's ghosting, blacks aren't as rich etc. It's not doing it for me.

Currently on an LG C9, this is intriguing.

I just bought this monitor, and I compare this with my previous monitor asus vg249q, using srgb mode/preset, the m32u looks a bit yellowish. I have zero knowledge about monitor, any suggestion ? (currently I use cool color temperature to minimize the yellowish white screen)

With the HDMI 2.1 on PC if you have a 30 series card can you use DSC to get 4k 144hz 4:4:4? I need to use HDMI as my display port cables are occupied elsewhere

How does this compare to the asus tuf vg28uql1a or the new odyssey g7 4K. I’m looking for a good option for my truck desktop and series x

Yeah this comes across as essentially a paid advert. Would have been more useful for viewers if there was a comparison across several brands with tests using current gen consoles and PC games.

@NightcoreClips_

2 жыл бұрын

At least something in games are getting better.

@ddude27

2 жыл бұрын

Gigabyte has some quality issues as well from what I heard and their RMA rate is a little higher than what the other brands offers...

@wing0zero

2 жыл бұрын

@@ddude27 I bought a M27Q and sent it back due to terrible light bleed, they sent another which I also sent back for the same reason, spent a bit more on a MSI screen which was fine first time.

@Clawthorne

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for saying what I wanted to say. This felt exactly like one of those sponsored LTT videos, except there was no sponsorship disclosure. =/

@wing0zero

2 жыл бұрын

@@Clawthorne He says at the beginning thanks to Gigabyte for sending me this monitor to test out, maybe it's just me but seemed kinda obvious. 🤷

You have changed the background poster. Was the previous one an Everquest one?

I'm waiting for an ultrawide balls to the wall monitor, but everything is limited in some faction. It has to be HDR, VRR, low response and good picture quality. Everything falls short for at least one of this very badly, no matter the cost.

@BBWahoo

2 жыл бұрын

Same, I have the 38LG monitor, but it doesn't have HDMI 2.1, so it is limited to 100hz when using the absolute best image settings

@FryeG

2 жыл бұрын

Samsung G9 Neo seems to check out all of your requirements. But it is stupidly expensive.

@IIARROWS

2 жыл бұрын

@@FryeG No, it doesn't. You are not the first person to tell me. I don't remember why, it could be because its 2:1 and not Ultrawide.

@FryeG

2 жыл бұрын

@@IIARROWS Well, I was just referring to the actual requeriments you wrote in your last comment: HDR, VRR, Low Response and Good Picture Quality. Neo G9 checks out all of them. Now if you have other things to look for... you do you!

@IIARROWS

2 жыл бұрын

@@FryeG Sure, it does... except for the format. :P 2:1 is way too large, especially the UI can get too far away from the center. Maybe it's fine for strategy games.

I got this monitor for my X box series X. I have a mac book pro. I saw their was a firmware update. But their website doesn't have a mac option to download. Any suggestions? Is it possible to do it from my series X?

what does the hdmi bandwidth limitation to 24gbps mean for the ps5, i guesss for the sereis x, it is ok because of dsc or whatever, but what does that translate to for ps5? thanks!

I really want to get a HDR screen, but even the cheapest at HDR 600 brightness are soo expensive and nearly all tvs rather than monitors. Really hope HDR price drops a little over the next couple years.

This is nice. Its hard to stay informed on 4k. Spank you.

it might as well come with a remote in the box for me to use as my bedroom tv, since it is a 32'' tv

Would you recommend turning HDR on or off on PS5? Tried out both and can't really see much difference