With 3 sizes (small, medium and large) and 4 ratios (1.5x, 2.0x, 3.0x and 4.0x) to adjust, Eagle Eye truly equips you with the finest weapon to beat the enemies! Having hard time aiming at the target? GIGABYTE’s eagle eye is the answer to your question! This feature will allow you to customize crosshairs that helps improve your aim in the shooting game.

The Gigabyte M32Q has a few additional features available, most of them gaming-oriented. Some of them include: The Gigabyte M32Q has an outstanding response time at the maximum refresh rate of 170Hz. At our recommended Overdrive setting, 'Picture Quality', there's no overshoot and very little blur behind fast-moving objects. The 'Balance' mode is extremely similar, so you should choose whichever one looks best to you. It has a slightly faster rise/fall time but a bit more overshoot. This results in slightly less blur behind fast-moving objects, but you might see some overshoot artifacts instead, also known as inverse ghosting. As with most monitors, the highest setting, 'Speed' in this case, is practically unusable. Calibrating it lowered the dE average to 1.65, which isn’t a whole world of improvement versus the default setting. It has an sRGB mode, but it only reduces the gamut average to 2.08. We don’t recommend getting a colorimeter for this model if you need absolute accuracy since that will raise your cost and put you in the range of a prosumer variant. Its panel uniformity had some minor issues due to light leaks at the upper edges of the screen. They aren’t as noticeable in typical instances, but dark scenes can show a bit of clouding coming from them. This isn’t permanent since no two panels are made equal, so there will be better units out there. High resolution and fast refresh rate, giving you the detailed display quality and fluid gaming experience!You get an immersive image quality with vibrant colors and wide viewing angles, a buttery-smooth performance with no prominent ghosting or overshoot across the entire refresh rate range, and plenty of extra features. Specifications Screen Size It also features an sRGB emulation mode (with adjustable brightness, but not color channels) that can clamp the native ~125% sRGB gamut down to ~100% for more accurate colors when watching sRGB content. Both the menu and the software are well-organized and smooth with plenty of useful features available, including various picture presets, such as Standard, FPS, RTS/RPG, Reader, Movie, sRGB and three custom profiles. Moving on, the Gigabyte M32Q supports AMD FreeSync Premium with a 48-170Hz VRR range for tear-free gameplay up to 170FPS. While it’s not officially certified by NVIDIA as ‘G-SYNC Compatible’, FreeSync works without issues when using compatible GeForce graphics cards (GTX 10-series or newer) over DisplayPort.

We bought and tested the HP X27q, which is a similar budget gaming monitor. We added a few relevant comparisons to this review.

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Of course, given that the Gigabyte M32Q monitor has VESA’s entry-level DisplayHDR 400 certification, it shouldn’t be considered for its HDR capabilities – it’s more of a side feature.