GIGABYTE G27FC 27 inch 165Hz Full HD Curved Gaming Monitor

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GIGABYTE G27FC 27″ 165Hz Full HD Curved Gaming Monitor

GIGABYTE G27FC 27″ 165Hz Full HD Curved Gaming monitor is often being underestimated. The truth is monitors form as a synergistic effect and brings out the best performance of PC components. GIGABYTE gaming monitors offer the ultimate specifications and quality, users can truly enjoy the upscale performance without the need for extravagance. 27” 1500R VA panel presents you a view closer to the human eye than a flat monitor, giving you a more immersive feel. Super fast 1ms response time for the most smooth gaming experience ever! High resolution and fast refresh rate, giving you the detailed display quality and fluid gaming experience! Fantastic color display and 90% DCI-P3 super wide-gamut color.

Specs for GIGABYTE gaming monitors and other computer components require sorting through a lot of numbers. It makes the process of buying anything computer related extremely tough. Gamers may be a bit more tech savvy than everyday users, but still, GIGABYTE G27FC 27″ 165Hz Full HD Curved Gaming Monitor and their technology have gotten extremely complex. Here is a guide to help you understand the basics so you can find a monitor that will help you see everything you need when the game is on the line.

A word before we get started. Computers are all limited by their slowest component. If you have the greatest graphics card in the world but a slow GIGABYTE monitor with poor color, gaming is still not going to be a perfect experience. On the other hand, if you have an amazing display paired with an ancient graphics card you won’t be able to make the most of it. Make sure your entire chain is solid before you spend more money. GIGABYTE G27FC 27″ 165Hz Full HD Curved Gaming Monitor will usually outlast your cards, so spending a bit more to get a feature you might use after a future upgrade does have value.

For gaming, the 27″ 1440p is best for many reasons, even compared to the theoretical improvements that come with bigger sizes and greater resolution.

• 27″ size is reasonable for most configurations
• 1440p is sharper than Full HD and puts less strain on graphics than 4K
• 1440p is able to hit higher refresh rates

Technically, these advantages get even better if you move down to the 24″ Full HD displays, but I think the extra screen real estate of a 27″ display is worth it. Also, if you do move up to a 4K display, you have to think about the extra processing you need to power it. All those extra pixels will need to be rendered and that can put a drag on any system. Keep this in mind, sometimes more pixels is not better.