The dashboard reveals your real-time hardware information including CPU voltages, clock speed, temperatures, etc. Featuring 94% DCI-P3 and VESA DisplayHDR 400, M32QC can also deliver super wide-gamut color and outstanding color accuracy. The Gigabyte M32QC is an affordable 32" 1440p 170Hz curved VA gaming monitor with a high contrast ratio, wide color gamut, KVM, and more! In games and videos, this pixel density is even less of an issue as it allows you to enjoy a reasonably sharp image on a big 31.

Pressing the joystick opens up a quick menu with Setting (main menu), Multi Task (KVM settings), Game Assist and Power Off options. In the images above, you can see that due to the limited DCI-P3 color space coverage, there is some under-saturation – and based on the EOTF tracking, most scenes will be brighter than they should be. One For All KVM feature allows you to control multiple devices via one set of keyboard, video and mouse. Initially it was rather disappointing, but once the latest driver was installed it was quite impressive.Power supply and consumption Information about the power supply and consumption, energy efficiency class, etc. The PIP and PBP functions allow users to view different video sources which are presented in one screen at the same time, you are able to watch the game guides at the same time using only one monitor!

The M32QC is based on a VA panel with 178° wide viewing angles, dithered 10-bit color depth support, a wide ~94% DCI-P3 color gamut coverage and a high ~3,000:1 static contrast ratio for deep blacks.It is a VA panel so there are the issues that can go along with that, but for the money it’s a very nice monitor. It provides a pure yet powerful sound, resonating classical orchestral sounds or blasts in someoner virtual warzone. Information about other features of the current model, which are important and have to be specified.