Gigabyte M27UP Tactical Dual-Mode Gaming Monitor Hits the Market

[TheLostSwede]

GIGABYTE, the world's leading computer brand, announced the availability of M27UP, its first Tactical Dual-Mode gaming monitor. With seamless switching between 4K 160 Hz and FHD 320 Hz, this 27-inch SS IPS display is built for both immersive visuals and lightning-fast gameplay.

At the heart of M27UP is GIGABYTE's exclusive Tactical Dual-Mode. With just one press of the Tactical Switch 2.0 physical button, users can instantly switch from a full 27-inch view to a focused 24-inch display, to 4:3 or 5:4 ratios with doubled refresh rate for precision gaming. It is a flexible solution for AAA titles, fast-paced shooters, and content streaming alike.




M27UP features 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, 1 ms GTG response, DisplayHDR 400, ensuring vivid color accuracy and low-latency visuals. The newly added AI Picture Mode intelligently enhances contrast, brightness, and detail based on content, with six optimized presets: FPS, MOBA, Movie, Racing, RPG, and Reader. In addition, Smart OD automatically adjusts overdrive based on refresh rate, significantly reducing motion blur and ghosting. Full G-SYNC Compatible support and seamless integration with the latest GeForce RTX 50 Series GPUs using DLSS 4 ensure a tear-free, fluid 4K gaming experience.



Designed for performance and stability, M27UP features a fanless four-sided thermal solution and an ultra-slim 2 mm metal base to maintain stability even under prolonged operation. It also includes KVM, USB-C smart charging up to 45 W, and built-in 5 W dual speakers, making it a versatile hub for multi-device setups.

Combining tactical flexibility with high refresh rate and premium 4K visuals, the GIGABYTE M27UP offers an unmatched level of freedom for competitive gamers and multitaskers alike.

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[Cheeseball]

Currently the only IPS dual-mode monitor that has proper integer scaling for the FHD mode is the Alienware AW2725QF. The models from other manufacturers (ViewSonic XG275D-4K, ASUS ROG Strix XG27UCG, etc.) apparently implement this feature wrong.

None of the OLED dual-mode monitors (even my LG 32GS95UE-B) do this correctly.

EDIT: The models from the other manufacturers seem to use the same IPS panel, but their display controller implementation is not the same. I tested the Alienware, ViewSonic and Strix myself and found that the Alienware did it properly (e.g. receives a 1080p signal and renders it at 1080p properly with all pixels doubled, not blurry)

 

[trsttte]

Currently the only IPS dual-mode monitor that has proper integer scaling for the FHD mode is the Alienware AW2725QF. The models from other manufacturers (ViewSonic XG275D-4K, ASUS ROG Strix XG27UCG, etc.) apparently implement this feature wrong.

That's a real shame I really can't understand, it's much easier and faster to do integer scalling than to do pixel interpolation, why don't they get this right!?

 

[Cheeseball]

That's a real shame I really can't understand, it's much easier and faster to do integer scalling than to do pixel interpolation, why don't they get this right!?

I honestly don't know. I know Alienware has been making strides (at least with their monitors) lately, but I didn't expect them to be the first to implement dual-mode 4K/FullHD right.

 

[blinnbanir]

Ever since I bought the 32QC Gigabyte have been my go to for Monitors.