GIGABYTE Shows Off Three New Gaming Monitors at CES

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GIGABYTE’s CES demo showcased 3 new monitor additions to expand their current lineup of gaming display. Aimed at delivering better value for a high-refresh rate display, GIGABYTE’s 3 new products are the G27F, G27QC and the G32QC.

Starting off with the G27F, this monitor is a 27″ 1080p screen featuring a 144hz refresh rate and supports Freesync and is G-Sync Compatible as well. The GIGABYTE G27F is rated with a 120% sRGB color coverage and has built-in 2W stereo speakers. The monitor also features GIGABYTE’s auto-update system which allows the monitor to perform screen system check once the monitor is connected to the PC.

The latter 2 models are part of GIGABYTE’s of their QC series of screens which are a bit on the higher end of the spectrum. The models adding to the family are the G27QC and the G32QC.

The 27″ 1440p QHD G27QC features a curved display with a 1400R curvature. The screen does 165Hz with a 90% DCI-P3 color coverage and is HDR capable. The G27QC features support for Freesync Premium and G-Sync. The G32QC features a larger 32″ panel but offers the same 1440p resolution on a 1500R curve as well as a 165Hz refresh rate. Its basically a larger version of the G27QC and also supports HDR as well while also supporting Freesync Premium Pro and GSYNC.

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