None of the big hardware manufacturers wanted to miss CES 2020 and they have gone with their best products. Gigabyte is one of the largest manufacturers in the market that operates in various hardware segments. The company has introduced three new high-quality monitors developed for gaming enthusiasts. We are talking about the Gigabyte AORUS G27F, AORUS G32QC and AORUS G27QC monitors.
As with keyboards, mice, and headphones, monitors are no longer a simple peripheral. Monitors have come a long way over the years with new panel, refresh rate, color or connectivity technologies. We can find a great variety of panels, features and even some curved ones.
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Gigabyte AORUS G27F
This monitor has been developed as a low cost solution that is around 250 euros in Europe. This monitor has a 27-inch panel, as it is based on a resolution of 1920 × 1080 pixels. An IPS-type panel that has FreeSync technology and is NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible with a 144Hz refresh rate.
We are talking about a monitor of good quality and features that is completely flat. It offers a color gamut of 12% for the 8-bit sRGB range without FRC with a response time of 1ms. It implements proprietary technologies such as Flicker Free, Low Blue Light and Black Equalizer.
AORUS G32QC
We move on to a more advanced monitor that has a VA panel and a 32-inch panel size. This monitor offers us a 2K QHD resolution (2560 × 1440 pixels). This monitor makes use of FreeSync Premium Pro technology and is also G-Sync Compatible.
We have a curved monitor with a curvature ratio of 1500R and a refresh rate of up to 165Hz with a response time of 1ms. It has an 8-bit panel and is HDR400 compatible. This panel offers us a brightness of at least 400cd / m2. It covers 90% of the DCI-P3 color space and also integrates Flicker Free, Low Blue Light and Black Equalizer proprietary technologies. We do not know when it will hit the market, but it will be around 370 euros.
AORUS G27QC
The last of the monitors is 27 inches and has a VA type panel. This monitor comes with a 2K QHD resolution (2560 × 1440 pixels) with a refresh rate of 165Hz. It also has a response time of 1ms with support for 16.7 million colors through an 8-bit panel without FRC.
This monitor has a curvature of 1500R and is also compatible with HDR, although the certification has not been specified. Covers 90% of the DCI-P3 color space and integrates Flicker Free, Low Blue Light and Black Equalizer technologies. It has FreeSync and G-Sync Compatible support. It will hit the market at some point for 350 euros, approximately.
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