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Gigabyte 27" Quad HD 165Hz Curved VA Gaming Monitor

Scan code: LN116399 Manufacturer code: G27QC A

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Gigabyte 27" Quad HD 165Hz Curved VA Gaming Monitor

27" Gigabyte G27QC A Curved Gaming Monitor, 1500R, VA, 2560x1440, 165Hz, 1ms, 12M:1, 250cd/m², HDMI/DP
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Scan code: LN116399 Manufacturer code: G27QC A

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27" Gigabyte G27QC-A QUAD HD Gaming Monitor

Join the Fight Many don't see a monitor as an important component in a gaming setup, they couldn't be more wrong, forming a synergistic effect and bringing out the best of your components this gigabyte curved gaming monitor offers the ultimate specifications and quality to heighten your immersive gaming experience. Boasting a stunning 27" 1500R curved QUAD HD VA panel, a 1ms response time with a 165Hz refresh rate ensures you'll remain competitive and never have to deal with irritating distractions like screen-tear or ghosting, whilst an 8-bit colour display will render the scene exactly as intended giving you the fluid, realistic visuals that your looking for. The G27QC-A also features flicker-free, low blue light technology and an ergonomic design to ensure that you remain comfortable during those long marathon gaming sessions. If your looking for precise, accurate visuals to give you the competitive edge, look no further.

27"Display Size

VAPanel Type

2560 x 1440Resolution

165 HzRefresh Rate

1500RCurvature Rating

Product Information Sheet

The Perfect Curve

A More Natural Immersive FeelThe Gigabyte G27QC-A features a native curvature of 1500R, giving you a more realistic and immersive view than a generic flat screen monitor. Give yourself the greatest views.

See What the Developer Wanted You To See

1ms Response TimeSuper fast 1ms response time for the most smooth gaming experience ever!

165Hz Refresh RateHigh resolution and fast refresh rate, giving you the detailed display quality and fluid gaming experience!

8-Bit, 88% DCI-P3The super-wide colour gamut ensures your visuals look crisp and clear, say goodbye to washed out colours!

GIGABYTE Gaming Features for you to Utilise

OSD SIDEKICK The OSD Sidekick allows you to set the display options with keyboard and mouse, giving you the easiest way to adjust settings.

Additional Tech Features

Flicker-FreePreventing eye strain and fatigue.

Clear SoundOffering the quality sound experience.

Low Blue LightCertified by TÜV Rheinland for eye health protection.

Designed to be Completely Ergonomic

Height130mm

Tilt-5° ~ +20°

PERFECT VIEWING ANGLE The GIGABYTE monitor features an exclusive stand that has been ergonomically designed to offer a range of height and tilt adjustments, so gamers can find the perfect angle to optimise your comfort.

Plenty of Ports

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