Review Gigabyte G27QC Review: Curve, Contrast, Crushing Speed

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If you don’t care about a usable sRGB mode, the Gigabyte G27QC gaming monitor is hard to beat. With accurate color, no need for calibration and premium-level gaming performance; it delivers a lot for the money.

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[maestro0428]

This is right up my alley. Ive been looking for a larger monitor to game on. And it's actually a good value. Wish it was flat though as the curve is just a marketing gimmick if you ask me. Do they have a flat version?

 

[Selcuk Estel]

This is right up my alley. Ive been looking for a larger monitor to game on. And it's actually a good value. Wish it was flat though as the curve is just a marketing gimmick if you ask me. Do they have a flat version?

Yes there's a flat one of the same model aptly named G27Q without the C at the end. (C=curve)

 

[QSV]

I will never understand how tech sites can recommend any VA monitors for gaming with their huge issues like black smearing and certain flickering textures.

 

[veldrane2]

cons:
27"
2k
VA for gaming ...

27" - been on it for about a decade now, its time to move up
2k - not even a wide 2k, just 2k, in light of the new GPUs and upcoming CPUs, seriously ?
VA - VA for gaming is hit and miss at best, usually its the miss despite marketing claims.
Curved - preger flat,though this isn't necessarily a con as some people might prefer curved so I did not list it as such.