AU Deals: Save $110 on this Super Fast 320Hz Gigabyte Monitor, Score a Free Copy of Street Fighter 6
Looking to give your battlestation a massive visual upgrade? Right now, Gigabyte is serving up a tidy A$110 discount on the Gigabyte M27Q3 27-inch gaming monitor over on PLE Computers. And until October 15, snagging this budget-friendly beast also nets you a digital copy of Street Fighter 6: Years 1-2 Fighters Edition entirely for free. Whether you are climbing the competitive ranks or exploring…
Gigabyte is currently offering a $110 discount on their M27Q3 27-inch gaming monitor at PLE Computers. This deal, valid until October 15, also includes a complimentary copy of Street Fighter 6: Years 1-2 Fighters Edition. The M27Q3 boasts an impressive 320Hz refresh rate, ensuring smooth, tear-free gameplay for both competitive gaming and visually stunning single-player experiences.
Additionally, the monitor comes equipped with a built-in KVM switch, allowing users to control multiple devices with a single keyboard, video, and mouse setup.
For those who purchase an eligible Gigabyte monitor, including the M27Q3, before November 1, they will be entered into a draw to win a custom Cyberpunk-themed PC. This prize includes an AMD Ryzen 7-9800X3D CPU, a GIGABYTE X870E motherboard, an AORUS RTX 5080 GPU, and a GIGABYTE GO27Q24G OLED monitor. Further details on how to enter this competition can be found on the PLE Computers website.
The Gigabyte M27Q3 features a 27-inch QHD (2560x1440) IPS panel, capable of reaching 320Hz with overclocking, delivering a 1ms response time. Its high contrast ratio of 1000:1 and brightness of 400 Nits, along with HDR 400 certification and G-SYNC Compatible/FreeSync Premium support, ensure a visually captivating display. The monitor is adjustable in tilt, swivel, pivot, and height, providing users with a comfortable viewing experience.
Priced at $459, the M27Q3 is already a great value for a 1440p gaming monitor, and with the added bonus of Street Fighter 6 and a chance to win a custom PC, this deal is truly unbeatable.
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