Review Gigabyte G32QC Gaming Monitor Review: 32 Inches of Class-Leading Contrast

[Admin]

The Gigabyte G32QC represents the budget gaming monitor genre very well. With strong specs, it offers near-premium gaming performance and lots of screen real estate for a surprisingly low price.

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[warezme]

Looks nice for the price. This one is definitely worthy of consideration based on stats. I wish it was 4K but no big deal if it isn't.

 

[Carlos Enrique]

8 bit, VA, no USB hub...Next, please.

 

[milleron]

For my money, Carlos, you're exactly right. But I suppose this monitor is pretty good for the US$400-500 range.

 

[snowlock]

Don't do it.
I had this thing 35 days before the backlight started failing. Gigabyte refuses to do return shipping on their defective items after 30 days. Return shipping was $300 via fedex. Skip the middleman and just burn your money instead.
https://ibb.co/6XM72Yb

 

[BlackHoleBox]

The explosion of VA "gaming" monitors over the past few years is one of the worst things that could happen to people who value image and motion quality.

Samsung and AUO flooded the market with low grade 32" VA panels leading to countless no-name companies dropping them into cheap cabinets with other substandard components and overpricing them in the name of "gaming" monitors. And since idiots bought them up in droves, the availability of IPS displays shrank and their prices skyrocketed.

So screw you Samsung. Screw you too, AUO.

 

[TK31]

Had this monitor for about 3 months now... It's great! Sure the backlight isnt the best in the market if you really squint on a completely white screen but for the purpose it serves me (gaming/movies) its perfectly fine. Its hard to find a 165hz 1440p 32" monitor for this price (in my local market anyway).

One gripe though is it takes ages for the monitor to wake up. From the time signal is given to when an image appears on the screen.

I had doubts originally with Gigabyte and how much money I was about to sink in, but it was all good in the end. Admittedly my experience seems rare, or just nobody bothers sharing positive experiences.

 

[shaolin95]

The explosion of VA "gaming" monitors over the past few years is one of the worst things that could happen to people who value image and motion quality.

Samsung and AUO flooded the market with low grade 32" VA panels leading to countless no-name companies dropping them into cheap cabinets with other substandard components and overpricing them in the name of "gaming" monitors. And since idiots bought them up in droves, the availability of IPS displays shrank and their prices skyrocketed.

So screw you Samsung. Screw you too, AUO.

Nonsense. And calling others idiots because they have different requirements just shows how childish you are.
IPS with the blooming, pathetic contrast level and light gray blacks is not perfect either. Both have pros and cons depending on the user needs.