NewEgg[newegg.com] has 28" GIGABYTE 144Hz 2160P 4K IPS HDR FreeSync KVM Gaming Monitor w/ Built-In Speakers for $449.99 - $20 off with mail-in rebate[newegg.com] = $429.99. Shipping is Free
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Model: GIGABYTE M28U 28" 144Hz Gaming Monitor, 3840 x 2160 SS IPS Display, 2ms (MPRT) Response Time, 94% DCI-P3, VESA Display HDR400, FreeSync Premium Pro, 1x Display Port 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.1
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This is a good deal. YouTube has solid reviews on the Gigabyte m28u and the m32u. Also rtings has an excellent review on this monitor. The 32u is expensive at 680 but the 28 is now 430 after MIR at both Newegg and amazon. I do some photo editing and it looks like IPS display is better for than than a curved VA display. But I don't know about a flat VA display vs flat IPS display. Thoughts on if this or the Acer Nitro XV322QK would be better for photo editing? Seems like they would be equally good at gaming.
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Main difference is likely just the size and IPS vs VA though, which is personal preference.
I personally think 32" makes better use of 4k and prefer VA for the higher contrast so I'd expect the Acer to be better at least for my taste.
If DPI is everything to you or you don't mind poor contrast the Gigabyte could be a better choice though.
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Main difference is likely just the size and IPS vs VA though, which is personal preference.
I personally think 32" makes better use of 4k and prefer VA for the higher contrast so I'd expect the Acer to be better at least for my taste.
If DPI is everything to you or you don't mind poor contrast the Gigabyte could be a better choice though.
The Acer is probably the right choice for me. Thanks
was hoping for at least 400 nits. Acer XV272U i was planning to replace with this has 400.
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