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Gigabyte releases 27-inch curved gaming monitors with 1500R Curve
These monitors have been announced a while ago, yet have seen limited availability, until now. Gigabytes 27-inch gaming LCD screens with 1500R curvature are slowly becoming available. The lineup includes two models: the full HD "G27FC" and the WQHD "G27QC" .
The screens offer a refresh rate of 165Hz and a response speed of 1ms, the display synchronization technology supports "FreeSync Premium". In addition, it is equipped with functions for gamers such as a "dashboard" that displays CPU voltage, clock speed, temperature, etc. in real-time, a "game assist function" such as "Aim Stabilizer", and a "black equalizer" that enhances visibility in dark places. ..
G27FC
The specifications of "G27FC" are brightness 250cd/㎡, contrast ratio 3,000:1, viewing angle horizontal/vertical 178°, saturation DCI-P3 90%/sRGB 120%. The interface is HDMI 1.4 × 2, DisplayPort 1.2 × 1, earphone jack x 1, USB 3.0 x 2, etc.
G27QC
The specifications of "G27QC" are brightness 250cd/㎡, contrast ratio 3,000:1, viewing angle horizontal/vertical 178°, saturation DCI-P3 92%/sRGB 120%. The interface is HDMI2.0x2, DisplayPort1.4x1, earphone jack x1, USB3.0x2, etc. The speaker is 2.0Wx2.
Both stands supports -5 to 20° tilt and 130mm height adjustment. VESA mounter is 100x100mm pitch, body size is width 610.3mm, depth 20.4mm, height 611.6mm, weight 6.4kg. The product warranty is 3 years.
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#5799620 Posted on: 06/15/2020 10:31 AM
That weird size would be probably ultra-wide so it's a pass for me, I will never go ultra-wide again.
32" monitors are the best for 2020 line up from all manufacturers. True hdr and better colors.
I know its the mater of taste but i like curved panels. Aiming for something bigger ultrawide like 34" 1500r 144hz to replace my 27" 1800r 75hz.
That weird size would be probably ultra-wide so it's a pass for me, I will never go ultra-wide again.
32" monitors are the best for 2020 line up from all manufacturers. True hdr and better colors.
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#5799627 Posted on: 06/15/2020 10:43 AM
27" is way too small to benefit from the curvature. Dumb gimmick by exploitative marketing depts.
27" is way too small to benefit from the curvature. Dumb gimmick by exploitative marketing depts.
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#5799628 Posted on: 06/15/2020 10:44 AM
Agreed. Basically if not going ultrawide makes no sense.
27" is way too small to benefit from the curvature. Dumb gimmick by exploitative marketing depts.
Agreed. Basically if not going ultrawide makes no sense.
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#5799631 Posted on: 06/15/2020 11:06 AM
Unless you sit really close. Tiny room space and office. It's all about distance. I wouldn't love life by being forced to not move away from screen. You cannot enjoy a movie or gamepad gaming.
27" is way too small to benefit from the curvature. Dumb gimmick by exploitative marketing depts.
Unless you sit really close. Tiny room space and office. It's all about distance. I wouldn't love life by being forced to not move away from screen. You cannot enjoy a movie or gamepad gaming.
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I know its the mater of taste but i like curved panels. Aiming for something bigger ultrawide like 34" 1500r 144hz to replace my 27" 1800r 75hz.