Gigabyte FI32U

The FI32U has excellent response times at its max refresh rate. We recommend the off setting for the overdrive since the other settings all have signi...

Anyway. That's it for this review of the gigabyte, auros fi 32q. Definitely a disappointing monitor, which i never like to see

Its LG panel may be the same one used by about five other manufacturers, but so far the Gigabyte is the only one we've seen that really lets it shine with a host of added features we didn't even know we wanted until we saw them here. The deeply customizable menu combined with pleasant surprises like the integrated KVM and a magnifying glass built into the OSD put this monitor well above the competition.

As a coder/gamer, the built-in KVM on the FI32U is killer for me. Being able to switch my display and all my peripherals from my MacBook to my desktop with a single button press is crazy convenient. It's a shame performance isn't where it should be for the price, but there really isn't anything else like it on the market for my usecase.

Meh, while I get the content creator angle... For the rest of us that may want a 4k 144hz monitor, something like the LG 27GP950-B $900, or Gigabyte M28U $600 or Gigabyte FI32U $1000 will be much better suited. Although just like the GPUs, those are also out of stock. Can't wait until the shortage is over!.