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Gigabyte AORUS FI32Q 32" 165Hz 1440p HBR3,NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible,Exclusive Built-in ANC, KVM, 2560x1440 Display,1ms Response Time,HDR, 94% DCI-P3,1x
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originally posted on overclockers.co.uk
Don't get me wrong: Fantastic display and everything has a 'premium' feel to it so I have no doubt it'll last me a while. As someone who values refresh rates over pixel counts, this QHD 240/270Hz OC display feels like the ideal monitor without forking over 4 figures for a 4K 360Hz beast.BUT it doesn't have built in speakers, whereas the old 50Hz LG monitor it replaces did, meaning until I pay out MORE money for speakers that should by rights be built-in in the first place, this is being relegated to "second monitor" for my work laptop rather than for my personal machine.It probably deserves more than 1 star, but here's the thing: Gigabyte make a song and dance on their website about "Premium Sound by Audio ESS SABRE HiFi" but *don't* say that's only if you use ... MoreDon't get me wrong: Fantastic display and everything has a 'premium' feel to it so I have no doubt it'll last me a while. As someone who values refresh rates over pixel counts, this QHD 240/270Hz OC display feels like the ideal monitor without forking over 4 figures for a 4K 360Hz beast.BUT it doesn't have built in speakers, whereas the old 50Hz LG monitor it replaces did, meaning until I pay out MORE money for speakers that should by rights be built-in in the first place, this is being relegated to "second monitor" for my work laptop rather than for my personal machine.It probably deserves more than 1 star, but here's the thing: Gigabyte make a song and dance on their website about "Premium Sound by Audio ESS SABRE HiFi" but *don't* say that's only if you use an earphone jack straight into the monitor. Otherwise the sound is only as "Premium" as the speakers you plug in to the computer. So forgive me for feeling somewhat cheated.
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This is my first 'gaming' monitor. I've been using 60hz monitors for a few years, with barely decent cards. I was turning 40 and between taxes and stimulus, decided to treat myself to an upgrade. My custom built PC wouldn't get to me for a few more weeks after my birthday, but decided if I was gonna be getting a beast of a machine, I needed an equally beast of a monitor to handle it.This is more or less a '2K' monitor, since its native 2560 x 1440. Really, I can't tell for the most part. However, the 165hz and 1s refresh DEFINITELY can be seen. I played FFXIV on an MSI AMD RADEON 5500XT, though my system was still PCIe 2.0, so couldn't really utilize it. I'd be getting 30-50fps on my old monitors - on this one I got upwards of 80. AND LORD WAS THERE A MASSIVE ... MoreThis is my first 'gaming' monitor. I've been using 60hz monitors for a few years, with barely decent cards. I was turning 40 and between taxes and stimulus, decided to treat myself to an upgrade. My custom built PC wouldn't get to me for a few more weeks after my birthday, but decided if I was gonna be getting a beast of a machine, I needed an equally beast of a monitor to handle it.This is more or less a '2K' monitor, since its native 2560 x 1440. Really, I can't tell for the most part. However, the 165hz and 1s refresh DEFINITELY can be seen. I played FFXIV on an MSI AMD RADEON 5500XT, though my system was still PCIe 2.0, so couldn't really utilize it. I'd be getting 30-50fps on my old monitors - on this one I got upwards of 80. AND LORD WAS THERE A MASSIVE DIFFERENCE. Then once I got my new system, wow it was like I was seeing for the first time.Colors are bright for sure, and poppy. I was seeing new details in movies that being on 720p to 1080p now were atleast 2K quality (and some that were 4K still looked really good compressing down). I mean seeing people SWEAT! LIKE HOLY HELL!The curve does take a bit to get used to. My eyes no longer cause a weird bevel when I look at my flat screens I still have (or work laptops). Sound is meh, but I have nice speakers for sound anyways.You can control some of the settings hooking up a special USB cable to your PC, letting you change as you need to. I never use it, but you might like a feature like that. My only real gripe is the button to power it off is behind it, and kinda have to reach behind to press it, then wait for the pop up menu to come on the screen to turn it off. I don't remember seeing anything about a remote for it, which would be nice (for not having to reach behind it to turn it off).The height adjusting of the base is very nice. Just on where I have it on my desk, my eye height and all that, it works well, and its pretty much like 3-4" off my desk. It can go almost a foot more if I needed it. Also has option for desk or wall mounts.It's a great price. Nice big monitor, great for gaming. Seriously, Cyberpunk looks AMAZING on this monitor. Hell any game looks good on this monitor. Any show looks good on this monitor.If you're looking for a monitor - GET THIS ONE.
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So, I actually bought 2 of these same monitors. I built my new rig, and needed new screens to match for gaming, and for photo editing. I checked around for a while on reviews, and decided on these. I'm glad I did. The dual 32 inch takes up a bit of desk space, but I put mine on a shelf that I had mounted to the wall, about 4 inches above the back of my desk. My ONLY gripe literally, is that the power button is in the back of the screens, and not maybe on the bottom of the panels. Other than that, the resolution is great, and the color gamut for photo editing is really good. It did take my eyes a day or 2 to get used to the 1500 curve in them, but that went away. Would definitely recommend, and for the price point of a 165hz refresh with 1ms latency and 32 inch ... MoreSo, I actually bought 2 of these same monitors. I built my new rig, and needed new screens to match for gaming, and for photo editing. I checked around for a while on reviews, and decided on these. I'm glad I did. The dual 32 inch takes up a bit of desk space, but I put mine on a shelf that I had mounted to the wall, about 4 inches above the back of my desk. My ONLY gripe literally, is that the power button is in the back of the screens, and not maybe on the bottom of the panels. Other than that, the resolution is great, and the color gamut for photo editing is really good. It did take my eyes a day or 2 to get used to the 1500 curve in them, but that went away. Would definitely recommend, and for the price point of a 165hz refresh with 1ms latency and 32 inch curved, you can't beat it!
Gigabyte AORUS FI32Q 32" 165Hz 1440p HBR3,NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible,Exclusive Built-in ANC, KVM, 2560x1440 Display,1ms Response Time,HDR, 94% DCI-P3,1x
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Don't get me wrong: Fantastic display and everything has a 'premium' feel to it so I have no doubt it'll last me a while. As someone who values refresh rates over pixel counts, this QHD 240/270Hz OC display feels like the ideal monitor without forking over 4 figures for a 4K 360Hz beast.BUT it doesn't have built in speakers, whereas the old 50Hz LG monitor it replaces did, meaning until I pay out MORE money for speakers that should by rights be built-in in the first place, this is being relegated to "second monitor" for my work laptop rather than for my personal machine.It probably deserves more than 1 star, but here's the thing: Gigabyte make a song and dance on their website about "Premium Sound by Audio ESS SABRE HiFi" but *don't* say that's only if you use ... MoreDon't get me wrong: Fantastic display and everything has a 'premium' feel to it so I have no doubt it'll last me a while. As someone who values refresh rates over pixel counts, this QHD 240/270Hz OC display feels like the ideal monitor without forking over 4 figures for a 4K 360Hz beast.BUT it doesn't have built in speakers, whereas the old 50Hz LG monitor it replaces did, meaning until I pay out MORE money for speakers that should by rights be built-in in the first place, this is being relegated to "second monitor" for my work laptop rather than for my personal machine.It probably deserves more than 1 star, but here's the thing: Gigabyte make a song and dance on their website about "Premium Sound by Audio ESS SABRE HiFi" but *don't* say that's only if you use an earphone jack straight into the monitor. Otherwise the sound is only as "Premium" as the speakers you plug in to the computer. So forgive me for feeling somewhat cheated.
This is my first 'gaming' monitor. I've been using 60hz monitors for a few years, with barely decent cards. I was turning 40 and between taxes and stimulus, decided to treat myself to an upgrade. My custom built PC wouldn't get to me for a few more weeks after my birthday, but decided if I was gonna be getting a beast of a machine, I needed an equally beast of a monitor to handle it.This is more or less a '2K' monitor, since its native 2560 x 1440. Really, I can't tell for the most part. However, the 165hz and 1s refresh DEFINITELY can be seen. I played FFXIV on an MSI AMD RADEON 5500XT, though my system was still PCIe 2.0, so couldn't really utilize it. I'd be getting 30-50fps on my old monitors - on this one I got upwards of 80. AND LORD WAS THERE A MASSIVE ... MoreThis is my first 'gaming' monitor. I've been using 60hz monitors for a few years, with barely decent cards. I was turning 40 and between taxes and stimulus, decided to treat myself to an upgrade. My custom built PC wouldn't get to me for a few more weeks after my birthday, but decided if I was gonna be getting a beast of a machine, I needed an equally beast of a monitor to handle it.This is more or less a '2K' monitor, since its native 2560 x 1440. Really, I can't tell for the most part. However, the 165hz and 1s refresh DEFINITELY can be seen. I played FFXIV on an MSI AMD RADEON 5500XT, though my system was still PCIe 2.0, so couldn't really utilize it. I'd be getting 30-50fps on my old monitors - on this one I got upwards of 80. AND LORD WAS THERE A MASSIVE DIFFERENCE. Then once I got my new system, wow it was like I was seeing for the first time.Colors are bright for sure, and poppy. I was seeing new details in movies that being on 720p to 1080p now were atleast 2K quality (and some that were 4K still looked really good compressing down). I mean seeing people SWEAT! LIKE HOLY HELL!The curve does take a bit to get used to. My eyes no longer cause a weird bevel when I look at my flat screens I still have (or work laptops). Sound is meh, but I have nice speakers for sound anyways.You can control some of the settings hooking up a special USB cable to your PC, letting you change as you need to. I never use it, but you might like a feature like that. My only real gripe is the button to power it off is behind it, and kinda have to reach behind to press it, then wait for the pop up menu to come on the screen to turn it off. I don't remember seeing anything about a remote for it, which would be nice (for not having to reach behind it to turn it off).The height adjusting of the base is very nice. Just on where I have it on my desk, my eye height and all that, it works well, and its pretty much like 3-4" off my desk. It can go almost a foot more if I needed it. Also has option for desk or wall mounts.It's a great price. Nice big monitor, great for gaming. Seriously, Cyberpunk looks AMAZING on this monitor. Hell any game looks good on this monitor. Any show looks good on this monitor.If you're looking for a monitor - GET THIS ONE.
So, I actually bought 2 of these same monitors. I built my new rig, and needed new screens to match for gaming, and for photo editing. I checked around for a while on reviews, and decided on these. I'm glad I did. The dual 32 inch takes up a bit of desk space, but I put mine on a shelf that I had mounted to the wall, about 4 inches above the back of my desk. My ONLY gripe literally, is that the power button is in the back of the screens, and not maybe on the bottom of the panels. Other than that, the resolution is great, and the color gamut for photo editing is really good. It did take my eyes a day or 2 to get used to the 1500 curve in them, but that went away. Would definitely recommend, and for the price point of a 165hz refresh with 1ms latency and 32 inch ... MoreSo, I actually bought 2 of these same monitors. I built my new rig, and needed new screens to match for gaming, and for photo editing. I checked around for a while on reviews, and decided on these. I'm glad I did. The dual 32 inch takes up a bit of desk space, but I put mine on a shelf that I had mounted to the wall, about 4 inches above the back of my desk. My ONLY gripe literally, is that the power button is in the back of the screens, and not maybe on the bottom of the panels. Other than that, the resolution is great, and the color gamut for photo editing is really good. It did take my eyes a day or 2 to get used to the 1500 curve in them, but that went away. Would definitely recommend, and for the price point of a 165hz refresh with 1ms latency and 32 inch curved, you can't beat it!
Mine came with a dead pixel. Thankfully I'm within my window to return it to Best Buy (that's why I buy from them). Sadly, I found the blacks to be smeary (common with this VA panel; not specific to this Gigabyte model), and the pixels seem more visible than I've found them to be on other monitors with similar pixel density (or even lower pixel density). Maybe I've just been spoiled by IPS displays. This VA panel is definitely a value, which is good and bad.I do enjoy the 32" size, and the curve is nice once you get used to it. 1440p at this size is a totally acceptable pixel density for me. I was able to use the panel with G-Sync on my RTX 3080 without many problems (a few menus in games had some light flickering with it on, but never showed up actually during ... MoreMine came with a dead pixel. Thankfully I'm within my window to return it to Best Buy (that's why I buy from them). Sadly, I found the blacks to be smeary (common with this VA panel; not specific to this Gigabyte model), and the pixels seem more visible than I've found them to be on other monitors with similar pixel density (or even lower pixel density). Maybe I've just been spoiled by IPS displays. This VA panel is definitely a value, which is good and bad.I do enjoy the 32" size, and the curve is nice once you get used to it. 1440p at this size is a totally acceptable pixel density for me. I was able to use the panel with G-Sync on my RTX 3080 without many problems (a few menus in games had some light flickering with it on, but never showed up actually during game play).I love the software for controlling the monitor settings without needing to use the buttons. The OSD is easy to navigate, but even easier to use the software.I haven't yet decided if I'll replace this monitor with the same model when I return it for the dead pixel. I may need to spend more for an IPS display.
I have been looking for a good gaming monitor for some time now, to replace my aging AOC 144Hz TN panel. I've been avoiding OLED (my previous LG TV had some burn-in) and VA panels (due to black level smearing), and these new Fast IPS panels seemed like a good compromise between pixel response time and image quality. In that regard, this panel exceeds my expectations. The motion clarity this monitor provides is absolutely amazing. If you have the hardware to keep both the resolution and frame rates high, this monitor does not disappoint. Almost by every metric, this panel is better than a TN, and the pixel response times seem quite comparable, which is crazy considering this is an IPS-type screen. I would state that the issues I've had with this monitor are mostly ... MoreI have been looking for a good gaming monitor for some time now, to replace my aging AOC 144Hz TN panel. I've been avoiding OLED (my previous LG TV had some burn-in) and VA panels (due to black level smearing), and these new Fast IPS panels seemed like a good compromise between pixel response time and image quality. In that regard, this panel exceeds my expectations. The motion clarity this monitor provides is absolutely amazing. If you have the hardware to keep both the resolution and frame rates high, this monitor does not disappoint. Almost by every metric, this panel is better than a TN, and the pixel response times seem quite comparable, which is crazy considering this is an IPS-type screen. I would state that the issues I've had with this monitor are mostly minor or don't necessarily impede my use. It would have been nice to be able to use the software OSD, but the OSD functions built into the monitor work just fine. And since I mostly run or try to run my games at >90Hz, I don't have to worry too much about playing with the overdrive settings. I just keep it on the balanced preset, which is more than sufficient. The monitor also lets you save up to 3 presets, if you plan on switching content or inputs that may require OSD tweaking. I also bought this monitor knowing the HDR would be inadequate-- which is fine. I didn't really buy it for that purpose, and considering the price, I wouldn't expect a high level of HDR fidelity. For pure high-refresh gaming, this is the best monitor I've owned yet.
My experience with the AORUS FI32Q has been great as it performs really well for both Gaming and content creation. Therefore it really is the perfect monitor for me due to its great colours, contrast, viewing angles, low motion blur, and high refresh rate. The stand is also very flexible and easy to adjust quickly. To my eyes, the colours were much better calibrated and more pleasing than the M32Q which I had. The size and good viewing angles are also good for watching and playing games alongside another viewer/player. Overall I am very happy with this product.
This monitor makes my gaming setup! The build quality and panel is great! Display works with USB-C for 240Hz if you dont have a display port like my laptop! Only slight downside is when wall mounting due to the angoe of the moniotr back meant i uad to get 24mm bolts to secure the top part of my mount! The invluded desk mount is a good option however not needed in my case. Overall super happy with the monitor! Bought on saoe though as better alternatives for pess money if not in sale!
I'm not a pro reviewer, just an average guy that wants to enjoy some bells ans whistles while gaming. So if you looking for indepth specs this review is probably not going to cut it for you. But if you just looking for a monitor and wondering what a random average internet gamer has to say about this money pit, you are in the right place!I been looking for a big size monitor for a while now. The G9 was on my list, but decided it was too much for my graphics card to handle. G7 looked like a go, but something held me back from pulling the trigger. Then this got on my radar thanks to LTT. I was also looking for a DAC at the time this was on preorder, read about their hifi audio and finally got the sign of the computer spirits to throw Aorus my money. I was worried 32 ... MoreI'm not a pro reviewer, just an average guy that wants to enjoy some bells ans whistles while gaming. So if you looking for indepth specs this review is probably not going to cut it for you. But if you just looking for a monitor and wondering what a random average internet gamer has to say about this money pit, you are in the right place!I been looking for a big size monitor for a while now. The G9 was on my list, but decided it was too much for my graphics card to handle. G7 looked like a go, but something held me back from pulling the trigger. Then this got on my radar thanks to LTT. I was also looking for a DAC at the time this was on preorder, read about their hifi audio and finally got the sign of the computer spirits to throw Aorus my money. I was worried 32 inch was going to be too big of a change, but once it was setup and I went through my usual FPS games (cs:go, valorant, warzone and overwatch) and also some cyberpunk all at 1440p and all my buyer regrets went out the window! I used to bounce around 3 different displays to get my desired satisfaction depending on the game. Played cyberpunk on my 4k 65inch tv at 1440p so I can appreciate Night City and still be playable (45-60 fps)My 25x for COD warzone/zombies to have a good mix of screen size and 144hz refresh.Then a portable 13" monitor for that 165hz and quick response. Usually for cs:go and valorant as I feel as my shots register better on it. (Originally bought it for my ps4 and realized it was great at fps games)This monitor is the happy medium of all those displays and then some!Loved the feel of playing my fps at higher res plus still maintaining decent fps. Overwatch was not maxing out the 170 as I was on epic, but valorant and cs:go got a nice uplift graphics wise at 1440p while not sacrificing responsiveness. I tested out the aim stabilizer function and I'm no professional reviewer, but it seem to help a little although you will have to sacrifice a little brightness to achieve that. Colors look great almost as nice as my 4k tv and wayyyy better than the 25x and portable monitor. (Side note: colors looks pretty decent given it's just a portable monitor)And to top it off I just bought a 990 pro with a DAC and the monitor's hifi audio works just as good, possibly even better if I tinker with it a bit more. But I'm so satisfied with it i may even return the DAC as I plan to only use it with my computer and this monitors audio is good enough for my taste. And yes theres RGB on the stand and back of the monitor. That maybe a dealbreaker for some, but it isnt too bright and doesnt bother me much other than its a pain to get RGB 2.0 to recognize it and sync with my mother board. (Havent got it to work correctly yet, but it doesnt bother me all that much)Is it worth it for the price? That's up in the air. Is it a great monitor with plenty of bells and whistles? YES! And I'm not looking back! Game on gamers!
I work with high-end monitors for DCC at work all the time, so image quality is right at the top of my list. It's hard to find a large (32") monitor that ticks enough boxes for both work (especially image-creation work, where colour accuracy is important) and gaming (hey, we're in work-from-home times... sometimes you have to blow off some steam and play some games!) where refresh rate and input lag are really important. It's also hard to find a 1440p monitor alongside those requirements - usually you have to go to 4k - but modest GPUs like my 2060 can't push 4k. So I was really impressed with this FI32Q-X - colours are absolutely fine for DCC, resolution is ideal for gaming and still perfectly fine at 32", HDR performance is solid, input lag and refresh rate are ... MoreI work with high-end monitors for DCC at work all the time, so image quality is right at the top of my list. It's hard to find a large (32") monitor that ticks enough boxes for both work (especially image-creation work, where colour accuracy is important) and gaming (hey, we're in work-from-home times... sometimes you have to blow off some steam and play some games!) where refresh rate and input lag are really important. It's also hard to find a 1440p monitor alongside those requirements - usually you have to go to 4k - but modest GPUs like my 2060 can't push 4k. So I was really impressed with this FI32Q-X - colours are absolutely fine for DCC, resolution is ideal for gaming and still perfectly fine at 32", HDR performance is solid, input lag and refresh rate are the real killer features - 240Hz! It just makes sense. It's a gaming monitor yes, but it also doubles as a solid and not-too-flashy-looking work monitor. Build quality is great, it comes out of standby really quickly. Price is reasonable too. What's not to like?
Had this monitor for a few weeks only, can't evaluate how long it will last which is an important factor also. If you are a competitive gamer, or need serious HDR capability or similar, maybe you can find a better one, do your research. For anyone else, if you find a good deal on this one, don't hesitate, it is very good. Be prepared to calibrate it, although factory colors are decent, depends on taste of saturation. Non gamers may want to compare to the M32Q model also, do you really want to pay for LED on the back panel and noise cancellation? The box I received, I had a strong feeling that it was opened before me, but I did not see signs of use or damage on the product.
Gigabyte AORUS FI32Q 31.5 165Hz QHD 1ms HDR400 IPS Gaming Monitor
8-bit with 94% DCI-P3 FEEL THE TRUE COLORS The native 8-bit panel with 94% of DCI-P3 color space, offering the richer variety of color graduations and greater accuracy! QHD WITH 165Hz (OC 170Hz) SUPPORTS ADAPTIVE-SYNC TECHNOLOGY 31.5” QHD panel (2560 x 1440 resolution) in a 16:9 aspect ratio with a 165Hz (OC 170Hz) refresh rate for fluid gameplays. IPS SPLENDID COLOR IN 1MS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST WITHIN Super Speed IPS panel provides splendid color while the Super Speed crystals reduce the response time to 1ms GTG. Super responsive in the glamorous display, what else you could ask for? HIGH BIT RATE 3 ENJOY QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), DisplayHDR, 8BITS COLOR AT SAME TIME! The support of DisplayPort High Bit Rate 3 (HBR3) provides bandwidth up to 32.4 Gbit/s, offering the embrace of ultimate performance! Gamers finally get to enjoy QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), HDR and 8 bits color at the same time! HDR & HLG EXPAND THE COLOR RANGE High Dynamic Range (HDR) is gaining interests from a wide range of applications, including gaming, movie entertainment, and creation of multimedia content. Moreover, this model supports HLG (Hybrid Log-Gamma), allowing users to truly enjoy the content originally created by broadcasting platform! DESIGN CONCEPT DIGITAL WORLD In the AORUS dimension, everything is constructed digitally. The lighting and patterns are mapped onto the products with an efficient, free flowing style. Welcome to the Digital Code Era. RGB FUSION 2.0 CREATE YOUR OWN GAMING AMBIENCE WITH RGB FUSION 2.0 AORUS Gaming monitor uses the most advanced LED systems, combined with the power of RGB Fusion, you'll have the coolest system that everyone gets envious of. Through RGB Fusion app, you get to create the one of a kind gaming ambience ! AUDIOPHILE SOUND SYSTEM HIGH-END DESIGN EMBEDDED FOR PURE, RESONATING SOUND ESS SABRE adopts the concept of a high-end audiophile sound system design into a micro system on the monitor. It provides a pure yet powerful sound, resonating classical orchestral sounds or blasts in your virtual warzone. Enjoy the depth of the music and the immersive sound profile. ERGONOMIC DESIGN EASY TO GET THE PERFECT VIEWING ANGLE AORUS Gaming monitor features an exclusive stand that's ergonomically designed to offer extensive range of height, tilt, pivot, and swivel adjustments.
8-bit with 94% DCI-P3 FEEL THE TRUE COLORS The native 8-bit panel with 94% of DCI-P3 color space, offering the richer variety of color graduations and greater accuracy! QHD WITH 165Hz (OC 170Hz) SUPPORTS ADAPTIVE-SYNC TECHNOLOGY 31.5” QHD panel (2560 x 1440 resolution) in a 16:9 aspect ratio with a 165Hz (OC 170Hz) refresh rate for fluid gameplays. IPS SPLENDID COLOR IN 1MS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST WITHIN Super Speed IPS panel provides splendid color while the Super Speed crystals reduce the response time to 1ms GTG. Super responsive in the glamorous display, what else you could ask for? HIGH BIT RATE 3 ENJOY QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), DisplayHDR, 8BITS COLOR AT SAME TIME! The support of DisplayPort High Bit Rate 3 (HBR3) provides bandwidth up to 32.4 Gbit/s, offering the embrace of ultimate performance! Gamers finally get to enjoy QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), HDR and 8 bits color at the same time! HDR & HLG EXPAND THE COLOR RANGE High Dynamic Range (HDR) is gaining interests from a wide range of applications, including gaming, movie entertainment, and creation of multimedia content. Moreover, this model supports HLG (Hybrid Log-Gamma), allowing users to truly enjoy the content originally created by broadcasting platform! DESIGN CONCEPT DIGITAL WORLD In the AORUS dimension, everything is constructed digitally. The lighting and patterns are mapped onto the products with an efficient, free flowing style. Welcome to the Digital Code Era. RGB FUSION 2.0 CREATE YOUR OWN GAMING AMBIENCE WITH RGB FUSION 2.0 AORUS Gaming monitor uses the most advanced LED systems, combined with the power of RGB Fusion, you'll have the coolest system that everyone gets envious of. Through RGB Fusion app, you get to create the one of a kind gaming ambience ! AUDIOPHILE SOUND SYSTEM HIGH-END DESIGN EMBEDDED FOR PURE, RESONATING SOUND ESS SABRE adopts the concept of a high-end audiophile sound system design into a micro system on the monitor. It provides a pure yet powerful sound, resonating classical orchestral sounds or blasts in your virtual warzone. Enjoy the depth of the music and the immersive sound profile. ERGONOMIC DESIGN EASY TO GET THE PERFECT VIEWING ANGLE AORUS Gaming monitor features an exclusive stand that's ergonomically designed to offer extensive range of height, tilt, pivot, and swivel adjustments.
8-bit with 94% DCI-P3 FEEL THE TRUE COLORS The native 8-bit panel with 94% of DCI-P3 color space, offering the richer variety of color graduations and greater accuracy! QHD WITH 165Hz (OC 170Hz) SUPPORTS ADAPTIVE-SYNC TECHNOLOGY 31.5” QHD panel (2560 x 1440 resolution) in a 16:9 aspect ratio with a 165Hz (OC 170Hz) refresh rate for fluid gameplays. IPS SPLENDID COLOR IN 1MS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST WITHIN Super Speed IPS panel provides splendid color while the Super Speed crystals reduce the response time to 1ms GTG. Super responsive in the glamorous display, what else you could ask for? HIGH BIT RATE 3 ENJOY QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), DisplayHDR, 8BITS COLOR AT SAME TIME! The support of DisplayPort High Bit Rate 3 (HBR3) provides bandwidth up to 32.4 Gbit/s, offering the embrace of ultimate performance! Gamers finally get to enjoy QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), HDR and 8 bits color at the same time! HDR & HLG EXPAND THE COLOR RANGE High Dynamic Range (HDR) is gaining interests from a wide range of applications, including gaming, movie entertainment, and creation of multimedia content. Moreover, this model supports HLG (Hybrid Log-Gamma), allowing users to truly enjoy the content originally created by broadcasting platform! DESIGN CONCEPT DIGITAL WORLD In the AORUS dimension, everything is constructed digitally. The lighting and patterns are mapped onto the products with an efficient, free flowing style. Welcome to the Digital Code Era. RGB FUSION 2.0 CREATE YOUR OWN GAMING AMBIENCE WITH RGB FUSION 2.0 AORUS Gaming monitor uses the most advanced LED systems, combined with the power of RGB Fusion, you'll have the coolest system that everyone gets envious of. Through RGB Fusion app, you get to create the one of a kind gaming ambience ! AUDIOPHILE SOUND SYSTEM HIGH-END DESIGN EMBEDDED FOR PURE, RESONATING SOUND ESS SABRE adopts the concept of a high-end audiophile sound system design into a micro system on the monitor. It provides a pure yet powerful sound, resonating classical orchestral sounds or blasts in your virtual warzone. Enjoy the depth of the music and the immersive sound profile. ERGONOMIC DESIGN EASY TO GET THE PERFECT VIEWING ANGLE AORUS Gaming monitor features an exclusive stand that's ergonomically designed to offer extensive range of height, tilt, pivot, and swivel adjustments.
8-bit with 94% DCI-P3 FEEL THE TRUE COLORS The native 8-bit panel with 94% of DCI-P3 color space, offering the richer variety of color graduations and greater accuracy! QHD WITH 165Hz (OC 170Hz) SUPPORTS ADAPTIVE-SYNC TECHNOLOGY 31.5” QHD panel (2560 x 1440 resolution) in a 16:9 aspect ratio with a 165Hz (OC 170Hz) refresh rate for fluid gameplays. IPS SPLENDID COLOR IN 1MS BEAUTY AND THE BEAST WITHIN Super Speed IPS panel provides splendid color while the Super Speed crystals reduce the response time to 1ms GTG. Super responsive in the glamorous display, what else you could ask for? HIGH BIT RATE 3 ENJOY QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), DisplayHDR, 8BITS COLOR AT SAME TIME! The support of DisplayPort High Bit Rate 3 (HBR3) provides bandwidth up to 32.4 Gbit/s, offering the embrace of ultimate performance! Gamers finally get to enjoy QHD, 165Hz (OC 170Hz), HDR and 8 bits color at the same time! HDR & HLG EXPAND THE COLOR RANGE High Dynamic Range (HDR) is gaining interests from a wide range of applications, including gaming, movie entertainment, and creation of multimedia content. Moreover, this model supports HLG (Hybrid Log-Gamma), allowing users to truly enjoy the content originally created by broadcasting platform! DESIGN CONCEPT DIGITAL WORLD In the AORUS dimension, everything is constructed digitally. The lighting and patterns are mapped onto the products with an efficient, free flowing style. Welcome to the Digital Code Era. RGB FUSION 2.0 CREATE YOUR OWN GAMING AMBIENCE WITH RGB FUSION 2.0 AORUS Gaming monitor uses the most advanced LED systems, combined with the power of RGB Fusion, you'll have the coolest system that everyone gets envious of. Through RGB Fusion app, you get to create the one of a kind gaming ambience ! AUDIOPHILE SOUND SYSTEM HIGH-END DESIGN EMBEDDED FOR PURE, RESONATING SOUND ESS SABRE adopts the concept of a high-end audiophile sound system design into a micro system on the monitor. It provides a pure yet powerful sound, resonating classical orchestral sounds or blasts in your virtual warzone. Enjoy the depth of the music and the immersive sound profile. ERGONOMIC DESIGN EASY TO GET THE PERFECT VIEWING ANGLE AORUS Gaming monitor features an exclusive stand that's ergonomically designed to offer extensive range of height, tilt, pivot, and swivel adjustments.
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The lowest price for Gigabyte AORUS FI32Q 31.5 165Hz QHD 1ms HDR400 IPS Gaming Monitor right now is $2,968.00 at Amazon.com.au.
The all-time low was $596.85 on 30 May 2026 — today's price is 397% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 23 June 2026.
