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· The Gigabyte MO32U24 is a 32-inch 4K resolution, 240Hz refresh rate QD OLED gaming monitor.
· It uses the latest QD OLED panel to deliver enhanced brightness and performance compared to previous generation models.
· The glossy QD OLED panel and improved 'Obsidian Shield' enhance ambient light performance.
· It is equipped with two HDMI 2.1 ports and one DisplayPort 1.4 port. While there might be concerns about DisplayPort 1.4, it supports 4K 240Hz HDR without issues on the latest Nvidia GPUs using DSC (Display Stream Compression), with no noticeable difference in input lag.
· The estimated price is around $1,000, with an expected release within the next 1-4 weeks.

· The biggest feature of the MO32U24 is its enhanced HDR performance with the 'Hypernit' setting.
· It significantly improves the HDR performance, which was a persistent issue with previous QD OLED monitors.
· While some highlights might be slightly blown out during HDR gameplay, it's generally unnoticeable, and you can turn the feature off if you desire perfect accuracy.
· Turning on the 'Hypernit' feature provides a brighter and more vivid HDR experience, with noticeably improved brightness and reduced screen dimming compared to previous generation models.
· Test results showed over 300 nits for the full screen and over 500 nits for a 10% window, demonstrating the brightest HDR performance among measured QD OLEDs in actual game content.

· The MO32U24 delivers the ultimate gaming experience with its outstanding response time and 240Hz refresh rate.
· Combined with OLED's near-infinite contrast ratio, it outperforms other display technologies in terms of speed and contrast.
· Thanks to the 240Hz refresh rate, you can see everything clearly even during fast-paced action, and it boasts significantly superior motion performance compared to Mini LED displays.
· These advantages make the MO32U24 one of the best OLED monitors currently available.

· In SDR environments, using the sRGB mode shows quite good color accuracy.
· However, with the current firmware, it's not possible to use the sRGB color space and Gamma 2.2 settings simultaneously. This is a drawback for SDR content work, and we hope Gigabyte will improve this with a firmware update.
· For now, you can use it by installing an sRGB-Gamma 2.2 ICC profile.
· HDR color performance is also excellent for a gaming monitor, showing over 80% BT.2020 color gamut coverage and high scores in color gamut tests.
· This means the display provides accurate and outstanding colors in both SDR and HDR.

· It offers improved ambient light performance compared to previous models, significantly enhancing the viewing experience even in dark environments.
· Although it doesn't have a stripe RGB sub-pixel arrangement, text appears very sharp and clean thanks to the high resolution and glossy coating.
· It provides near-perfect viewing angles and excellent uniformity.
· With near-perfect black reproduction, no noticeable banding or dithering issues were found.
· Built-in speakers are included, but their performance is underwhelming, though they can be used in a pinch.

· The Gigabyte MO32U24 is Gigabyte's best display and our preferred QD OLED monitor on the market.
· While the ASUS model might be technically superior, the MO32U24 is more appealing if the Gamma 2.2 and sRGB settings issue is resolved.
· Considering all its advantages, including excellent HDR performance, OLED speed and contrast, and great uniformity and viewing angles, this monitor comes highly recommended.
· We give it a high score of 9/10, with the only drawback being the inclusion of DisplayPort 1.4.
· This monitor is one of the best on the market right now, and the reviewer intends to use it as their main monitor.