Gigabyte GS27Q X received NRRA certification
2 November 2023, 05:04:46
The last interesting monitor that has received an NRRA certification yesterday is the Gigabyte GS27Q X. We expect it will resemble the Gigabyte GS27QC and the Gigabyte GS27Q, which were unveiled earlier this summer. Both have 27-inch QHD panels, one with an IPS and the other - with a VA display. The refresh rate is 170Hz. If the Gigabyte GS27Q X should resemble those two models, it should also have a 170Hz or slightly higher refresh rate, QHD resolution, and a 27" diagonal size. The ergonomic options will be most likely limited to tilt only and the connectivity ones will include HDMI ports, DisplayPort 1.4, and a headphone jack.Related news
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