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It just wouldn’t be right if Gigabyte didn’t announce a set of gaming monitors too at this year’s CES. Introducing what they are calling, the last mile for your gaming system, Gigabyte has brought out three new monitors in the Gigabyte gaming monitor series.
It’s not clear yet as to whether these monitors are part of the Aorus range or not, but the three monitors introduced will be able to keep up with the very best released at CES this year.
The Gigabyte G27F is a 27-inch monitor running at 1920×1080 with a 144 Hz frequency and 1ms response time.
There’s also the G27QC, a QHD 27-inch with a 165 Hz frequency, and then finally the G32QC, a QHD monitor with a 165 Hz frequency too.
All of the monitors support FreeSync and are G-SYNC Compatible, with the exception of the G32QC, which is FreeSync Premium Pro and G-SYNC compatible.
Here is the full list of information provided by Gigabyte on the new monitors:
GIGABYTE G27F
- FHD, 144Hz with 1ms Response Time
- 8-bit IPS panel with 120% sRGB
- FreeSync & G-Sync Compatible
- Black Equalizer & GIGABYTE Gaming Features
- GIGABYTE Auto-Update & Built-in Stereos Speakers
- Stand with Easy Adjustments
- Low Blue Light & Flicker-Free
GIGABYTE G27QC
- QHD, 165Hz with 1ms Response Time
- 8-bit VA panel 1500R with 90% DCI-P3 & HDR Ready
- FreeSync & G-Sync Compatible
- Black Equalizer & GIGABYTE Gaming Features
- GIGABYTE Auto-Update & Built-in Stereo Speakers
- Stand with Easy Adjustments with Power Board Build-in
- Low Blue Light & Flicker-Free
GIGABYTE G32QC
- QHD, 165Hz with 1ms Response Time
- 8-bit VA panel 1500R
- 90% DCI-P3 & VESA DisplayHDR 400
- FreeSync Premium Pro & G-Sync Compatible
- Black Equalizer & GIGABYTE Gaming Features
- GIGABYTE Auto-Update & Stand with Easy Adjustments
- Low Blue Light & Flicker-Free