GIGABYTEGS27U - 27" SS IPS Gaming Monitor - UHD 3840x2160-160Hz - 1ms MPRT - AMD FreeSync Premium - HDMI, DP - Black

Does it's Job, remember to reinstall your drivers. Don't care if you just updated, do a clean install. He'll Divers 2 looks absolutely amazing from 1080p to 4k. 3080 Ti didn't see to care either lol. Remember to set Hz, Res, etc in Windows to match your Video Card settings so you don't get conflicts.Will say that indie games like REPO don't support 4k, so bump your monitor down to 1080p so it's smooth. Not a monitor problem as it's an indie game problem. KCD 2, didnt see a difference and boy is that game optimized!Been building PCs for 20 years, not an accomplishment as I grew up with Legos. Use ChatGPT to do side by side comparison and this wins, did 2 weeks of research.

This is probably the best 4K monitor for the money. It's a great deal at $300, and you get 160Hz refresh rate and 4K. The panel quality is really good, with no dead pixels or uniformity issues. The picture is also really good, with good color reproduction and low light bleed through. It's very similar to the M27U (probably the same panel), but removes the KVM switch, extra ports, and built-in speakers for $150 off. If you don't need those features, this is the monitor to get! Honestly it's an incredible value, and I'm not sure why there aren't more product reviews on this, because it's a great monitor at a great price!

Doesn't work with g-sync. I have an Nvidia GPU and get horrible screen tearing and stuttering. Now I have to replace this with an equivalent ASUS TUF monitor which is G-Sync compatible.

Probably every unit has this coil whine issue. First unit had a light gray mark on the screen (which I could tolerate) and produced a continuous low pitched coil whine when the brightness was set below 70%. The noise was loud enough so that I decided to try a replacement. This second unit has one dead pixel, which is not too bad cause it is in the corner, but the coil whine issue is still there. I'm giving 3 stars because the price is fair, but I'm returning it. It won't matter for people who keep the brightness high, but it's not for me. I have 3 monitors, and none of them produces this annoying noise.

First review for some reason. Good monitor, I notice almost no difference in quality compared to the Gigabyte M27U which is $100 more just for speakers, 10-bit color (even though in Nvidia control panel you can make it 10-bit weirdly), and a non-adjustable stand (which I use a monitor arm anyway).If you want a good 4k 160hz IPS gaming monitor this is it, I don't notice any real compromises and for the price of $350 it's worth it if you have the GPU to run it. In ways it's better than the m27u by having a better menu with a better button placement and slightly thinner bezels with a more faded logo. It's also currently on sale of $300 as of reviewing this. Just make sure you double check for dead pixels and any issues, my 1st panel had dirt behind the screen, this 2nd one has a dead sub pixel in the corner that I don't really notice or see unless I put my face an inch away and look for it on purpose in very certain scenarios.My only gripe with going 4k over 1440p is windows 11 scaling is pretty bad, use this at 150% scaling and even then some apps and icons will be blurry. I'd check everything you use to make sure it won't be any kind of issue, that and older games have issues with their UI like Left 4 Dead 2 with it's text chat (there's a mod to mostly fix that).

Had no issues out of the box such as dead pixels or build quality. For the price it is a very good deal.

Only had it a few weeks but I am very happy with it. I was worried because it didn't have any reviews but I can't afford a super expensive monitor for my Xbox/Home office so I figured i would give it a shot. I would highly recommend.

So far loving the monitor, the blacks are black and the colors are vibrant. My only complaint is the audio is non existent. Could be a user error, but since I use a headset anyway its not a big deal. Overall a really good monitor for the cost.