Gigabyte AORUS CV27Q 27 Inch Curved VA QHD (2560 x 1440) 165 Hz FreeSync/G-Sync Compatible Gaming Monitor ,Black

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There's no option to pivot into portrait mode - as you would expect on a curved display - and if you do need more flexibility, the stand can be removed to reveal a regular VESA mount. I look for reviews on it, and all I get is stupid marketing, and people commenting " bUt ThAt Is A vA pAnEl GeT iPs". Settings are conveniently controlled via a 5-way joystick at the bottom center of the panel housing. The most widely used panels are those with 6, 8, and 10 bits for each of the RGB components of the pixel. If you want to use your own bracket or monitor arm, the monitor comes with a 100mm VESA mount, but you’ll have to source your own bolts.

It brings extra pop to both games and video, and along with the larger color gamut, really enhances the user experience.

NATIVE 1500RGET THE IMMERSIVE FEELThe AORUS CV27Q is one of the very first monitors that adopted 1500R curved panel. Sure, response time was perfect, colors superb, brightness even better than my CV27Q and no Freesync flickering or scanlines in any tests. Information about the available connectivity ports, slots and interfaces such as USB, infrared port, SD card slot, audio/video and network interfaces, etc.

Thanks to the RGB Fusion App, you'll be able to create a gaming ambience exclusively to you with its intuitive UI and customizability. Here, my verdict is short and straightforward, and it’s no different than what I said about it when testing the Aorus FI27Q.In addition to a QHD VA panel, it offers DCI-P3 color and FreeSync 2 HDR and can also run G-Sync, although it’s not certified to do so.