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Gigabyte M28U 28 Inch SS IPS 4K/UHD (3840 x 2160) 144Hz FreeSync Premium Pro Gaming Monitor

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That's all starting to change, though, as the Gigabyte M28U proves by its superb value and excellent 4K feature set.

Advertised performance is based on maximum theoretical interface values from respective Chipset vendors or organization who defined the interface specification. Actual performance may vary by system configuration.The Gigabyte M28U monitor is based on an IPS panel by Innolux. It boasts 178° wide viewing angles for flawless image quality regardless of the angle you’re looking at the screen, as well as a wide 94% DCI-P3 color gamut.

The real toss-up to consider before purchasing the M28U, then, is whether to buy a 4K, 16:9 panel or an ultrawide. The former has the pixel advantage, and you know your games will look incredibly detailed and crisp, but the latter may mitigate some of the performance load on your GPU while maintaining plenty of real estate for gaming and productivity. It's a tough call, and I think you can make a great case either way. I was recently made aware that the Gigabyte M28U 4K@144Hz monitor was 1) out now, 2) actually available (at least in Australia) and 3) a little over half the price of its competitors (e.g. the LG GN950), which you can't actually buy anyway because we live in the end times. Display Resolution 3840x2160 4K UHD, Display Size 28", Refresh Rate 144Hz (120Hz consoles), Adaptive Sync, 1ms Response Time, Contrast Ratio 1000:1, Panel Type SS IPS, Height Adjust, Tilt, HDCP 2.3 Had one a few hours now been playing some games like Days Gone / Division 2 / Assetto Corsa / RDR2 to test the screen out and it's really nice and sharp and very responsive, this IPS screen puts my previous VA 144hz monitor to shame in the motion department of course. There are also advanced image adjustment tools available, including sharpness, gamma, color hue/saturation and color vibrance.While not mandatory for DisplayHDR 400 certification, the M28U also has localized dimming. However, there are only 8 zones that dim parts of the screen that needs to be dark. So, you’ll only see benefits from it when dark and bright objects are far apart. Since screen tearing is a lot less noticeable at 144Hz than it is at 60Hz, you might want to consider disabling VRR at low FPS if pixel overshoot bothers you.

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