Gigabyte has revealed the G27UP gaming monitor with 4K/160Hz and Full HD/320Hz modes
By ForGeeks Gigabyte has announced a new 27-inch G27UP gaming monitor that can switch between two modes: 4K resolution at 160Hz refresh rate and Full HD at 320Hz. It’s designed for fans of large AAA projects with maximum detail, as well as fans of cyber sports games where maximum image smoothness is important.
The monitor features a Super Speed LCD IPS panel with 3840×2160 resolution, 1ms response time (GtG) and HDR10 support. Brightness reaches 400 nits, contrast ratio – 1000:1. According to the manufacturer, the display covers 95% of the DCI-P3 color space and 129% of sRGB, making it suitable not only for gaming, but also for professional color work and viewing high-quality multimedia.
One of the key features is Tactical Dual Mode technology, which allows you to switch between high-definition and high refresh rate modes with a single click. With Tactical Switch 2.0, users can quickly change aspect ratios and performance profiles without having to dig into the settings menu.
Actual Switch 2.0 allows users to quickly change aspect ratios and performance profiles without having to dig into the settings menu.
The monitor supports G-Sync technology to eliminate image tearing, and offers Smart OD, Aim Stabilizer Sync and Night Vision gaming features. Smart OD automatically adjusts the level of matrix overclocking based on refresh rate, minimizing plumes. Aim Stabilizer Sync combines backlight control with variable refresh rates to reduce blur in dynamic scenes, while Night Vision improves visibility in dark scenes.
Aim Stabilizer Sync combines backlight control with variable refresh rates to reduce blur in dynamic scenes.
Flicker-Free and TÜV Rheinland-certified low blue light technologies are available to reduce eye strain for user comfort. The case is designed with a four-way heat dissipation system to prevent overheating during long gaming sessions. The stand supports height adjustment (up to 130mm), tilt, swivel and pivot to portrait mode. The base is metal, just 2mm thick.
