Gigabyte M27Q Review - THE ULTIMATE LINUX GAMING MONITOR - TechteamGB
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Gigabyte M27Q Review - THE ULTIMATE LINUX GAMING MONITOR - TechteamGB
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Finally a review on this monitor! Thanks man :)
Make sure you watch Hw unboxed's reviews too
Dingle Potato I watched the moment it came out :)
They released a new version, the M27Q-P (M27Q-P-AP for some Asian regions) which completely changes the panel to a newer SS IPS panel that features a normal RGB layout. It’s finally retaking the crown as the best $300-400$ 1440p monitor.
Tried editing in Lightroom and GIMP, even did some light colorgrading on video renders. It’s absolutely fantastic. Get this monitor if you’re on the $300-$400 budget range.
As for gaming, I tried it on QHD + ultra + ultra RT for these games
Cyberpunk 2077
Watch Dogs Legion
Ghostwire Tokyo
Also some fps:
CSGO
VALORANT
Verdict: Everything is buttery smooth, vivid and vibrant while letting text be readable no issues.
I heard though that majority anyway don't have problems with text at model with bgr panel so i want to buy gigabyte m27q
what about coding and working with graphics design?
I hadn't seen this review before when I was looking into this a few days ago. Just realised you uploaded it today.
This is pretty good, I might get it.
I bought this monitor few days ago and i was worried about BGR subpixel layout and honestly i don't see any problem with text reading... am happy with monitor.
Nice, how's the input lag in games, and red colours
@@Zombie101 Input lag is awesome butter smooth, even i use it at 144hz because old gpu limitation of r7 370 (you must have gpu with 1.4 displayport to support to run it at 170hz) i bought this monitor for fps games and i find this is my personal settings i find good for me: overdrive = speed, freesync = off and aim stabilaizer=off and i think it is faster then some more expensive monitors...am always first now in call of duty 2 game... people think im cheating lol 🤣 colors are great, picture is great more i use it more i love it :) some "dead" or "stuck" pixels i think i have found 1 or 2 but trust even if you got with few it is 2560x1440=3686400 pixels you will only notice it if you get so close to monitor, maybe a little black light bleed in corner but don't mind... for the price this monitor i would rate it 9.5/10
Got the M27Q yesterday. AMAZING monitor. Beautiful colors, good contrast and very fast! Some Ips glow bottom corner like yours in the video. Super happy with it!
I'm more@&more tempted to take it too... Some great features indeed!) But i'm always liking to watch the occasional sdr movie/serie on my pc monitors..hardware unbox did à great review too, the contrast ratio is actually not too bad for an ips; real 1050+..of course not a va, but...is that enough in black room to watch movies with it? I remember an old tnt 1000:1 and 820:1 real and well, i was happy with it too...at close range) are the black well enough black too for movies ? ; )
What's the lowest brightness in Nits?
A good solid and trust worthy review mate. I’ve got a good 1440p 144hz monitor already, though I have a few mates who are in the market for new monitor and this will be right up their street
I saw this after getting my M27Q and I am so glad I got it and I don’t even have a way to use the KVM yet; it’s just such a good monitor
OK... you convinced me... and now using the M27Q I can confirm everything said in the video was spot on.
Immediately impressed and the response and lack of ghosting is incredible for the price!
Cheers
bro.whats your opinion now...??how is it..??
@@r00nii-nineteen27 yeah still loving it.. for the price it's a pretty amazing screen.
Thanks for the video, I already bought this two months ago and wasn’t sure if I was keeping it as I am still under holiday return period but after this video I’m definitely keeping it.
I bought one when they launched and i am so happy as i took a gamble as there were no reviews at the time but damn i got lucky it is really good i cant say more than that its great also my one does not have backlight bleed.
Just got this monitor from the black Friday sales. Can confirm that it's pretty great!! I had some weird ghosting of colors happening on L4D2 when I would whip the mouse around but after enabling HDR it fixed itself immediately. Enabling it takes away other features like backlight strobing and overdrive but I do not miss them. It doesn't come with a USB-C to USB-C cable so I havent used the KVM yet. Still, I HIGHLY recommend this monitor!!!
KVM not bad but some keyboards like SteelSeries Apex keyboards just break when you try to use them.
I have 2 of these. And both have been fantastic. I took a chance on them preordered. I also have the FI27Q and it also great. But the M27Q’s are IMO better as far as picture goes. Which is a surprise.
how does it look on a dark screen ?
I've pulled the trigger on this. Looking forward to it
Hey, so people are saying that test is hard to read due to the fact it’s bgr and not rgb. Have u noticed snything
@@phantom3292 use cleartype
That built in KVM is sweet. A decent KVM is at least a couple hundred. (yes you can make one w/RPi but takes effort)
Having reviewed both the M27Q and G27Q, which would you say is more bang for the buck? The M27Q is $70 more expensive in my area
Love the linux content and mention on VFIO gaming!
I have that monitor. I don´t use the KVM function but everything else is top notch about that monitor. Forget the 0.5 ms capability that is marketing bullshit, that kind of response time comes with a lot of overshoot. 170 Hz at "picture quality" preset is the best option and that comes with an average of 5 ms, but with zero overshoot/undershoot. Colors are amazing with 93% P3 coverage and 95% adobe rgb coverage. Backlight bleed is present in my monitor in the right and left bottom corners, but that seems to be random, some people get less, others get more. Overall is a pretty good monitor for gaming and it is the best i´ve ever had.
For us regular DEX users it seems like the way to go (saves you from buying DEX station or similar). I wish though that the KVM could be changed via keyboard and not by a button on the monitor but hey maybe is a lot to ask. To cut a big story short I ordered mine. Great review!
So excited to open mine on Christmas
I just got this monitor and I have to say it's mindblowingly good for the price
Can confirm everything in this video! Just bought one on 12/26/2022 at MicroCenter on sale for under $300 and will return my ASUS VG278 due to blurry text and low brightness when low-blue light is on! Colors look really good, great refresh rate, and text clarity is really clear! I use for work and gaming and I say this is a really good work/gaming hybrid monitor for a decent price! Would recommend!
this is a great monitor I'm trying to put my hands on a M27Q P which is the new and improved version of this model.
Just got this monitor about a week ago. Its pretty solid but has some mild ghosting issues. Great review!
Have you fixed the ghosting
i hear turning on the hdr fixes that
Guess this explains why the G32QC has dropped below £300 on a few sites lately!
I'm using a separate USB Switch for my peripherals between works laptop and main PC so the KVM would be pretty sweet to clean up desk clutter and keep it all in the back...
Don't forget price! Picked this up for $325 on Newegg, inferior monitors without the very useful KVM are over $400
Ty for review. This monitor uses a new panel made by Sharp company. How was HDR? This is an entry lvl HDR but it's VESA 400 certified so it'd be nice to know how it behaved in games while HDR was on. Also, did you notice a blue and red color distortion by the left and right bezels? I think it affects all the M27Q as well. Might be due to BGR pixel layout instead of RGB.
wish I saw this before I brought my last monitor a couple of months ago... oh wait, it didn't exist yet :-)
That was really detailed review in a way I want to know about this monitor. Keep it up, man! Subscribed :)
Which one would you pick, G27Q or M27Q? How much better is the latter that it may justify the increase in price?
I have this monitor and I love it!
Do you have backlight bleeding? I'm planning on saving money and getting it
@@phinalazer5954 I have it too, after a few tweaks on the configuration its awesome! IPS glow is as normal as any other IPS Panel, anyway i have read there are people with heavy bleeding or maybe they are really sensitive to ips glow. But i recommend the monitor, no ghosting, performs greats in FPS Games, great colors and many more
@@phinalazer5954 Yea I’ve got some backlight bleed on both the lower corners of the screen. It’s not horrible, but not great either. But the colors on this screen absolutely make up for that and more imo, they are very vibrant!
Same it looks amazing!
I have one and the IPS Glow is as all IPS Panels I've seen. I have a very little bleed on the upper right corner, but clearly is an cover adjust thing, as on pressing lightly that corner the bleeding is gone. I've put a clip on the corner touching only the plastic on the corner and the bleed is gone. VERY good monitor quality-to-price wise.
I like monitor but the problem is that, if you watch movie where is a lot of dark scenes you will notice in the corners white patches which destroys enjoyment.
I like how you repeat a few times that the response time is great and even at lowest setting you dont have overshoot but you never say anything about overshoot on higher settings ;)
Great video, but I was wondering if you're post processing your mic at all? There's this strange like 10k hz hiss to it especially in the s and t sounds that's very loud on my Airpod Pros which are no where near the brightest headphones out there. Thanks for the review this monitor is quite interesting
yeah, listening on my studio monitors there definitely are some weird frequencies
Surprised they didn't just use the same panel they have in the G27Q and slapped the KVM on top. This looks more like a direct successor to the previous Aorus generation (minus the fancier build quality), whereas the new Aorus flagship of course now has a 240hz panel.
... This is a very cool monitor...
And I just bought a monitor last week (144p 1080p)...
And I just recently installed Linux (2 months)
Why... Why...
And yes, I would *love* to see a tutorial on how to set up that passthrough using KVM system; I envision that I will eventually upgrade to this monitor in a foreseeable future when I am going to upgrade my graphics card.
The KVM on this monitor is the reason I bought it - well, one of the main reasons - and it hasn't let me down. I have a Displayport cable connected to it from Displayport on the monitor to my Asus Tuf Gaming 3070 displayport. I have my Macbook Pro laptop connected with an HDMI cable and the part that took me the longest to figure out, also a USB-C from the monitor to the MBP. Without this it wouldn't work. No idea why, but it needs the USB-C connected on one of the two systems. I have a 7 port USB 3 external hub connected to one of the monitors USB ports and on that I have my keyboard, mouse, webcam and desktop mic. All of these work seamlessly whenever I switch using the KVM. It's really a joy to be able to keep my desk space so much less cluttered. I just need a decent speaker without many wires that will work on both and I'll be good. The Beats Pill I have is only Bluetooth and the Windows PC just won't recognize it.
One thing to say is that Gigabyte support sucks, truly sucks. The only way to contact them is through an esupport page and they say right on the page it will take 7 days to get back and that's what it took. Even then, they didn't actually answer my questions, just asked me to provide more information. I ended up figuring out the KVM solution out on my own.
What a dope video thanks a lot brother
Great review, I was just wondering whether there would be a noticeable delay when using wireless peripherals.
How bad is the backlight bleed? I've seen lots of people criticising it for that. I play to use it at around 60-70 cd/m²
Hey thanks for the review, how is the monitor's 1080p gaming performance, are there any blur or other issues?
Does the input lag increase if you connect Mouse and Keyboard to the Monitor instead to the PC?
Good question, i want to know the answer too @TechteamGB
Nice review, thx! Seems to confirm that this very new panel has something special indeed.. ) just one quick question...are blacks/contrasts good enough for movies in black room TOO?
I just ordered this monitor, it will arrive within a week, I hope, if you have the time please do the video for the passthrou, I'm a Linux user but I would like to game on windows without installing a type 1 hypervisor (for simultaneously using windows and Linux)
how is it
@@mrpenis6969 it was out of stock in my country, but the stores kept advertising it, I got the Aorus FI27Q and I'm very happy about it, it more expensive than the M27Q but I get 165hz panel with 95% DCI-P3 and 10bit color support and free sync + gsync, I'm using it primarily for content creation so correct coloring is very important for me, in gaming its awesome! Unfortunately for the sync option to work the frame rate drops to 120 I think, but this may be resolved in a future firmware update.
Thanks for the review, got some interesting points in there.
One part in particular, namely the input lag test, where you tested with 3 "systems", Reference System, Ubuntu and Windows VM. It's unclear to me if the Reference System connection was through the monitor or directly to the USB ports on the motherboard. I am wondering if connecting your mouse/keyboard through the monitor introduces additional lag compared to a direct connection to motherboard?
Shame he never replied. Never really does
What do you know... 1 to 2 month wait on Amazon. Geez, this'll have to join the rest of the items I'm waiting for stock of... Great video, thanks for reviewing - it really does help. 👍
Same here, waiting for my unit ordered on black Friday
Newegg has it in the US. And it’s $10 cheaper than Amazon.
I got mine from amazon, ordered on black Friday and received last week (while it said 1 to 2 month waiting time)
I'm super satisfied with it, compared to the G27Q, there is next to no ghosting and the boost in resolution, contrast and color depth from my 1080p TN panel is night and day, really loving it =)
Hi, thx for the review, I will receive it in a few days :)
I actually want the KVM for PC - PS5 lol
Ps5 does not support 1440p I believe
@@Cmatt1299 it doesn’t natively, but it does do upscale to 1440p from 1080. And for whatever reason, on HDR monitors, it does some odd wannabe 4K lol
man, I just bought a g27q and now I find this, basically the same monitor but with higher refresh rate and better response time at the same price.
pain.
2 weeks for returns?
@@deedoodeedoo6382 too late already
I'd love to know if the BGR sub-pixel in this panel had noticeable fringing with text, it's not mentioned in the review, does that mean it wasn't really noticeable?
Its noticable if you try to look at the text. This monitor also has quite bad ips glow
ive been waiting for this
Thanks for your review its great! if you use dual m27q, will that switch to the second system with just one button or you have to press both buttons on both monitors? thanks again!
Thank you for the review. I was looking for one that includes colour accuracy and latency.
Did you notice any backlight bleeding ?
Lots of it almost the whole screen & aint just me almost all 50 WHO got it on black week .
I have it since a week: I had it next to an Dell 2721DGF.
Colours seem to be even better on the Gigabyte. But: The response time is defenitely worse than on the Dell, which had 0 ghosting/Motion blur, while the M27Q has defenitely motion blur on the fastest overdrive, even worse on the lower ones. It's not bad, but way more noticebable than on the dell
I have 0 Backlight Bleed or Glow
As mentioned closer to the end, my panel did have a bit of back-light bleed at the lower right, it wasn't noticeable until there was a pitch black image though.
Do you still use this? How is it for browsing. I've heard the BGR layout can cause issues reading text etc?
I used it, and yes it sucks! Dont buy it. And dead pixels too
A windows VM passthrough vid would be great
I ordered it gonna try it myself
In some other review input lag measured was 8.4ms. You just can't trust these unprofessional reviews. I will wait for rtings or hwunboxed review. Also a terrible backlight bleed is not mentioned, I've bought this monitor, but had to return it because of huge blb.
I'm debating whether I want to return this also. There's backlight bleed on the lower left and lower right corners and the viewing angles isn't as great as other IPS displays I have used, namely Dell, and Asus TUF. But I'm still hoping someone will release a good color calibration setting to test it one final time.
HWunboxed has reviewed the monitor. Check out their video.
Gigabyte G27Q vs Gigabyte M27Q (rev. 2.0) What is the difference and is it worth paying extra for a more expensive model ?
I bought this monitor and had to take it back to the store and get a replacement more than 4 times cause of stuck pixels, on the last one i had no stuck pixels but had tons of dead ones instead, this quality control on this thing is just bad, so i ended up giving up on it and getting my money back.
I hear this issue as well and alot model have bleed
@@intech7863 Yeah i haven't bought a new monitor in more than 15 years and i had this experience right off the bat xD now i'm looking at the LG 27GL850-B, it's a bit more expensive but there are less negative reviews about it.
@@Ruledragon you might see also this one MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD its 500-550 price range
@@intech7863 Will do, thanks :)
I think I found my new monitor, It seems to have all I need for Photoshop "after a full cal" and a bit of gaming. Thanx
Never used a monitor above 60hz before, but this being a 170 hz monitor, can you still select 144Hz?
Yes
Considering getting this one now that I can get it for around 300... would be an upgrade from my Samsung CFG73 in everyway outside of contrast (which would be a downgrade).
Would you recommend this monitor or the LG 27GL850?
This or the AOC Agon 273QPX?
I buy this for $350 yesterday, tomorrow should be here and i can't wait. is my first 1440p or 60+ monitor, the only possibly bad think is that i have an 2080S and im not sure if i can max the monitor specs with today games.
Can you make a tutorial on setting up the VM and gaming on Linux?
27" Gigabyte G27QC
- 27" Gigabyte M27Q
- 27" Gigabyte G27Q
- 31.5" Gigabyte G32QC or asus vg27wq1b?similar price 400$ but 3 years waranty here in serbia at asus and only 1 year gigabite monitors ...and i must get them from hungary later problem if something get wrong and need to use warranty
please share the pass through video for gpu.
great video thanks
Hi guys, i can vouch, i already have mine and i'm so pleased with what i got ! :)
I’m not sure if you have any wireless peripherals but if you do have you noticed any delay when using them?
Did you get the panel with a BGR subpixel layout or does yours have the RGB subpixel layout? I want to get this monitor but I'm kind of concerned because there is a reddit post with users talking about the monitor having a BGR subpixel layout and it causing text clarity issues.
I have this monitor and BGR is no problem, can change from RGB to BGR in OS registry, or do what I did since the factory stand is VESA I unmounted it and rotated it 180 and mounted back and it’s RGB now, just go to display settings and rotate horizontally.
@@panderalexander how to change from registry
Just an FYI, you cannot mount it upside down if you plan to use g-sync. Rotating also adds latency, this is a Windows related drawback however.
Making changes to the registry will also apply the change to any other monitors you have, meaning it's a solution for a single monitor setup.
Only "fix" is to disable clear type or play around with clear types customisation.
@@samconroyy Those are the reason I decided to buy a different monitor. The specs and the KVM feature makes this monitor have a better value compared to other monitors with similar specs, but the BGR subpixel layout issues made it a hard buy for me. Although, its a good buy if one is willing to make the workarounds and bear with the issues along with it.
I ended up buying Xiaomi Mi 27-inch Gaming Monitor. It has gaming specs similar to M27Q but doesn't have those gaming related options.
@@PatrickMatias90 didn't even know Xiaomi made monitors... Thanks I'll look into that one.
Which one would u get, the Acer VG271UP fpr 320€ or the Gigabyte M27Q for 350€? I need help :D
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this is great. i hope the next version has aux out and built-in speaker.
pls help me out... I have the same monitor and display port but it only show the 144 hz option in windows... how did you set this monitor up at 170 hz
No reference to being bgr instead of rgb?
I've been wondering about this as well. So far, no youtube reviews has mentioned this issue. While there are people having this issue, there are other people having great experience as well. Could it be an ample amount of display with factory defect that Gigabyte has overlooked?
How do I do 170hertz on it? It only allows me to do 144 . Do I have to use a different hdmi that came with the monitor ? Pls help :(
You need to use the display port cable to have 170hz
Do they call Adobe (ah-DOW-bee) ah-DOWB in the UK or is this a channel slang I am just now hearing?
I've called it "ah-dowb" for years and speak Dutch natively. I guess it's an American thing to call it "ah-dow-bee".
Am also English and have NEVER heard someone say Adowb in my life. Always heard adowbee
@@SibaNL It's an American company, so the name should be pronounced the way they pronounce it (with the 'bee')
I want to switch between my Macbook (work) and Desktop pc (gaming). When connecting the Macbook through the USB-c port, does it show video and charge at the same time? Thanks in advance :)
Question is this monitor better than the M27qc
Im wondering whats the big differnce to the G27Q and G27QC
Gigabyte M27Q or LG 27GL83A? Which is the better monitor??
i currently own a g7 32 inch and a 29inch ultrawide but was thinking about switching to two of m27q monitors. Thoughts on this? I work as a soft dev and i switch between work laptop and pc.
Thanks in advance.
Hey @techteamgb. Looking for help with my dual gaming monitor setup.
I've two monitors
1) Gigabyte M27Q 27" 170Hz 1440P KVM Gaming Monitor
2) Regular monitor
Note: I also have a Dell WD15 Monitor Docking station 4K with 130W Adapter.
I've a gaming pc and work laptop.
Usecase : currently I have already connected these monitors to pc. But I would like to switch these monitors between pc and laptop. Is there a easy way to switch?
Like if I wanted to play games I would like to use my existing setup (monitors with pc), but if I wanted to do office work, I would like to connect to these 2 monitors to laptop (simply via some USB c or whatever). How can I do that (is that a easy switch, should I buy anything)
Note : the gigabyte monitor has a kvm switch (I really don't know if it can help me achieve my usecase though)
He doesn't say anything about the BGR panel. 😑
Can the KVM be used to pair up an X-Box and a PC to the one monitor?
does the headphone jack support both audio and mic?
I tried connecting both of my desktop systems, but it only works for one. The other gets video/audio, but it doesn't seem to get keyboard and mouse, nor sound from my desktop speakers. (Monitor Speaker is fine, but is horrendous)
I seen a demo and the second device was using a smartphone. Since everything is built-in to the phone, it doesn't need anything except a type C.
But the desktop is only one allowed. Not what I expected. As KVM stand for switching all three of keyboard/video/monitor on everything.
What do you think of this monitor compared to the Acer VG271UP ? I’m stuck between the two.
Also I s the panel on this actually different to the g27q ?
Dont you need to switch the USB-B cable to the other system if you want to use the peripherals?
Hello!
Could you confirm whether this monitor supports 4k input from a PS5 console? The reason I ask is that the PS5 does not output 1440p. The monitors from MSI have a console mode where it accepts a 4k signal and scales down to 1440p. Thus the image looks sharper than 1080p video signal scaled to 1440p.
8 months late but for what its worth - yes it does
@@Gho5tface Hey, Thanks! I actually ended up buying the monitor and forgot that I asked here. It worked fine and I also love the monitor. Thanks for answering!
thank you
Is the screen surface too grainy from anti-reflective coating?
Watching this insane review with my M27Q :)
why cant i buy it from somewhere where is in stock
worth to buy?`350 euro in Germany
Sorry for my english but i'm trop belgium.. Do you know if this monitor can downscale 4K on the PS5 or is only upscale 1080p on ps5 ?
Thx for this video ! :D
Can I use this with my Xbox series X?
I returned this monitor "it doesn't run series x, 1440p at 120hz, just 1440p 60hz only and 1080p at 120hz, I bought the gl850 instead and it works 100% on the series x 1440p 120hz no problem and it looks better than the m27q
And after reading their useless manual, watching their utterly useless video content on their own product, someone has finally explained in simple English how to plug in what cables to get the kvm feature to work. Only now do I know that I actually have to go buy a USB C to C cable, €8 on amazon basics, done. Thanks for a great video. I'm inputting this with my corsair keyboard and mouse that are now plugged into a monitor!
just got it
So if I use a HDMI from GPU to Monitor i can only get a max of 144hz?
Does not having HDR hurt?
Any input lag using the KVM? Want something like this for my work laptop and gaming desktop.