Gigabyte has Annouced the Gigabyte Gaming Monitor Series, Planned to Feature Five Monitors!

Gigabyte has announced its newest Gaming Monitor series, The Gigabyte Gaming Monitor Series. This series of gaming monitors, when it was initially showcased back in CES 2020, only featured three monitors but has been expanded to feature a total of five gaming monitors. In this series, two monitors being a flat display and the remaining three featuring a 1500R curvature. The flat monitors are called the Gigabyte G27F and the Gigabyte G27Q, while the curved monitors are named Gigabyte G27FC, Gigabyte G27QC, and the Gigabyte G32QC.

Gigabyte has announced the Gigabyte Gaming Monitor Series, which features both flat panel and curved panel monitors

This new series from Gigabyte is an entirely independent of the AORUS gaming monitor series, The Gigabyte G27F, and the Gigabyte G27Q are both flat panel monitors which features a 1920 x 1080 and a 2560 x 1440 resolution respectively. These monitors also feature a native refresh rate of 144 Hz, with the G27Q being able to be overclocked to 165 Hz.

These monitors are perfect for both gaming as well as home office use. These monitors make use of an IPS panel that allows these monitors to feature excellency in color accuracy. Both of these monitors also feature support for AMD FreeSync Premium, which provides for a tear-free experience while also offering support for LFC (or Low Framerate compensation). Users can also enable G-Sync compatibility for a tear-free gaming experience regardless of which graphics card the connected PC makes use of.

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The curved gaming monitors in this series are the G27FC, G27QC, and G32QC. All of these monitors feature a native 1500R curvature that significantly increases the immersive gaming feel. This series offers varying sizes from 27-inch to 32-inch, the G32QC is a 32-inch monitor that features a QHD (or 2560 x 1440) resolution and has support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. AMD FreeSync Premium Pro features support for HDR content while maintaining a stutter-free and tear-free gaming experience.

Model	GIGABYTE G27F	GIGABYTE G27Q	GIGABYTE G27FC	GIGABYTE G27QC	GIGABYTE G32QC
Curve/Flat	Flat	Flat	Curve, 1500R	Curve, 1500R	Curve, 1500R
Resolution	1920 x 1080 (FHD)	2560 x 1440 (QHD)	1920 x 1080 (FHD)	2560 x 1440 (QHD)	2560 x 1440 (QHD)
Refresh Rate	144Hz	144Hz / OC to 165Hz	165Hz	165Hz	165Hz
Color Saturation	92% DCI-P3 / 117% sRGB	92% DCI-P3 / 120% sRGB	90% DCI-P3 / 120% sRGB	92% DCI-P3 / 120% sRGB	94% DCI-P3 / 124% sRGB
Response Time	1ms (MPRT)	1ms (MPRT)	1ms (MPRT)	1ms (MPRT)	1ms (MPRT)
HDR	N/A	HDR Ready	N/A	HDR Ready	VESA DisplayHDR 400
V-Sync	FreeSync Premium	FreeSync Premium	FreeSync Premium	FreeSync Premium	FreeSync Premium Pro
Stereo Speakers	2W x 2	2W x 2	2W x 2	2W x 2	N/A
Auto-Update	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes

The remaining two monitors are the G27FC and G27QC, both of which features support for AMD FreeSync Premium and provide a resolution of FHD (or 1920 x 1080) and QHD (or 2560 x 1440) resolution respectively. All of these curved monitors feature a 165 Hz refresh rate.

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The naming schematic that Gigabyte is employing is the G ( for Gigabyte ) a number (which is the size of the monitor's screen) Either F or Q (depending on if the monitor features an FHD or QHD resolution and either a C or blank for if the monitor features a curve or is a flat panel monitor. Gigabyte hasn't released pricing for any of these monitors at the time of writing.

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