Urgent.News

the world's headlines, one feed

Editions

Tech

$200 slashed off Gigabyte's 4th-Gen WOLED gaming monitor — 280Hz beast also packs a KVM and tactical gaming switch for just $399

Save $200 on this gorgeous 27-inch WOLED gaming monitor from Gigabyte, and upgrade your gaming experience for less.

$200 slashed off Gigabyte's 4th-Gen WOLED gaming monitor — 280Hz beast also packs a KVM and tactical gaming switch for just $399

A discount on Gigabyte's 280Hz gaming monitor has dropped the price from $500 to just $399.99, making it an attractive upgrade for your PC setup. This 27-inch monitor boasts a high refresh rate, fast response time, and impressive color coverage. It comes equipped with a KVM switch, USB-C connectivity, and a 1500 Nits HDR peak brightness for an enhanced visual experience.

The monitor supports a QHD resolution of 2560x1440 and utilizes a 4th-Generation WOLED display with 99.5% DCI-P3 color gamut and 84% BT 2020. For added convenience, the monitor features a tactical switch to change screen ratios and resolutions. Additionally, a deal exists to bundle the monitor with MSI's MPG MT201DR V2 dual monitor arms for a discounted price.

Written by urgent.news from Tom's Hardware's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — it may contain errors, so check the original before relying on it.

Read the original at tomshardware.com →

More in Tech

IP Geolocation Is Wrong — Why VPN Detection Fails 90% Of Us

security, #api, #cybersecurity, #webdev Last Tuesday, a paying customer in Austin couldn't finish checkout. Our fraud engine had flagged her IP as a "high-risk VPN." She was on Spectrum. At home.

  • Customer in Austin faced checkout issues due to flagged VPN IP.
  • Stale database incorrectly marked /24 range as datacenter.
  • Modern IP checks should offer reverse-IP discovery and VPN flags.

7 n8n workflows that actually pay for themselves (from a solo automation agency)

I build automations for agencies for a living. All of it on n8n, most of it self-hosted. Over a couple of years the same handful of workflows keep coming up, because they remove real hours of manual…

  • First workflow auto-creates projects and folders when a deal is won
  • Second workflow schedules and delivers branded weekly/monthly reports
  • Seventh workflow synchronizes data between tools, preventing data discrepancies