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(Archived) Best Buy has reduced the price of the Gigabyte M32U

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The Gigabyte M32U is a decent PC gaming monitor. It has a 144Hz refresh rate and supports all common VRR formats to reduce screen tearing. It has low input lag for a responsive feel and good motion handling at high refresh rates. However, it's worse with lower refresh rates due to more blur and inverse ghosting. Unfortunately, it has limited picture quality, as it has a terrible local dimming feature, and blacks look gray in dark rooms.

The price has been discounted by $60

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    Sorry for any confusion. The differences between them are extremely minor, and could very well be attributed to panel variance. The pre-calibration difference are likely due to firmware changes, but we don’t know for sure. There may be some minor differences between them, but we still feel that the differences are largely cosmetic.

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    great thanks for the fast response!

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    hmm. i notice you also said this about the s425 “ The TV uses PWM to dim the backlight, but only below 17/100 backlight setting. Backlight PWM dimming results in a 120Hz flicker which might bother some people. This is a very different behavior than the TCL S405, which used PWM dimming throughout the entire range of its backlight levels. ”

    that sounds like another major difference ?

    Edited 4 years ago: omitted details
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    hmm. i notice you also said this about the s425 “ The TV uses PWM to dim the backlight, but only below 17/100 backlight setting. Backlight PWM dimming results in a 120Hz flicker which might bother some people. This is a very different behavior than the TCL S405, which used PWM dimming throughout the entire range of its backlight levels. ” that sounds like another major difference ?

    In theory, it could be, but a backlight setting of 17 is extremely dim, so in real usage nobody will ever notice this.

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