Gigabyte G32QC-EK Review

 

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The Gigabyte G32QC is a great budget gaming monitor with good dark room performance. It delivers an immersive experience with its large 32-inch screen and 1440p resolution and good picture quality with its high contrast ratio and good color accuracy. Its low input lag and 165Hz refresh rate make gaming feel incredibly responsive, and it has native FreeSync support and G-SYNC compatibility. It supports HDR10 and delivers an okay HDR experience despite the absence of local dimming. It comes with a couple of USB ports and some extra gaming features, and its Picture-by-Picture mode is an excellent addition for multitaskers and streamers.

Specification

Screen size: 32 inches

Resolution: 2560×1440 pixels

Brightness: 350 cd/m2

Weight: 7.8 kg

Benefits

  • This monitor’s streamlined appearance represents the GIGABYTE’s gaming series design simplicity, sturdy stand, and matte finish built for functional and aesthetic features, adding more characteristics.
  • GIGABYTE Gaming monitor features an exclusive stand that’s ergonomically designed to offer an extensive range of height and tilt adjustments.
  • GIGABYTE OSD Sidekick allows you to set the display options with keyboard and mouse, giving you the easiest way to adjust monitor settings.
  • Black equalizer: this feature allows you to have more details of the dark side without overexposing the bright side at the same time.
  • Dashboard: the dashboard reveals your real-time hardware information, including CPU voltages, clock speed, temperatures, etc. The best part is that any games won’t block it.
  • Aim Stabilizer: this feature will reduce motion blur, so you will have a better visual clarity that helps trace the track of the bullet and aim the target easily.

Downsides

  • No speakers
  • No swivel
  • Sub-par viewing angles.
  • Bad black uniformity.

Verdict

The Gigabyte G32QC is a great gaming monitor. It has excellent motion handling thanks to its fast response time and high refresh rate, and it has native FreeSync support and G-SYNC compatibility. Sadly, its narrow viewing angle makes it less ideal for co-op gaming, and even though its high contrast ratio is well-suited for dark rooms, there’s a lot of backlight bleed.

 

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