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I'm not sure about Gigabyte RMA when it comes to monitor. But replacing their motherboards was always easy. Also in a promotion offer they gave me an Aorus Robot as well. :P Anyways, overall I loved this monitor and I use it both for office work which involves MS office, photoshop and premiere...

Yes, I tried Bluetooth on my Sony Smart TV, then 2 mobiles and my PC. It's currently connected in BT mode on my PC: I just flipped the dial on the BT mode and then pressed & held it till it got into pairing mode. Then selected it from the options of my device to pair.

Yes, I posted a review on M27Q on reddit, here: BGR layout is not a problem and Cleartype text eliminates 99% issues. Cleartype is enabled in most PCs anyways, but with BGR layout once has to pick the second right option, first one is for RGB layout.

Bro you didn't confirm to let me order 2 units. I then went ahead with just 1. Sorry. :( Then later on @xkcd0137 contacted me to order another unit but it seems the HDFC offer works 1 time only. If you can manage a Bank of Baroda Card then I can still order your unit as well. Okay I fiddled...

I'm in Ghaziabad. Can you arrange a pick up service when lockdown is lifted? I can order it for you. With an HDFC card it would be 4.5K.

@Mann What's your City?

LOL yeah. I wish Indians could at least collab with corsair\razer or something to make high quality peripheral manufacturing here.

There's no shortage of Rocketlake since Intel has their own fabs for it. They just aren't making it in large numbers since 10th gen is still popular and at lower prices or people are buying Zen 3. All their chips are in Alderlake now.

No. Unless there was a change. Afaik Intel global warranty is not valid in India, China & Australia. To claim warranty you would need to produce original invoice and custom clearance documents during RMA.

Cool. I just ordered it and shared the order details with you on Telegram. Now the wait begins... :)

Yes, there are rumours that it may well be on 6 nm node. So, keeping a close eye on it as well. But given Intel's lackluster Rocketlake release I think AMD is in no rush to release this. :P

AMD recently acquired more of TSMC fab capacity and have planned to pump out more 5900X in the upcoming months to combat Rocketlake. So, definitely worth the wait if someone is not in a rush.

There's no text problem in MS Office or Adobe softwares. I use them extensively. That colour fringe is only noticeable in few apps like IDM or Nvidia Control Panel. Other than that I have not seen any gripe. And I've seen LG27GL850, both my cousin and me derived that M27Q is much better with...

Through Reddit's Gigabyte representative eddie_edits via SCL Gaming for 32K. I had the same concerns, I wrote a full review here: BGR is not a problem and I heavily use MS-Word\Excel\PPT on a daily basis. With cleartype enabled there is no issue for Windows users.

That's good to know. I recently bought the Gigabyte M27Q and was worried about the dead pixels as well, but, it turned out to be excellent purchase. Only PC component that stresses me out is buying monitor online. Although IPS panels have improved these past 6 years because earlier IPS lottery...

@nitin_g3 @nRiTeCh For extra protection from ESD, what I do is, while using a blower I insert a copper wire mesh inside the blower hose & 1 aluminium bracket ring outside and then ground both of them, which absorbs all the ESD build up while pushing air out. Never had a problem with my PC...

@Ra.hul Bro, can you please tell the custom+freight charges for the following RAM kit if possible? :) https://www.newegg.com/g-skill-32gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/N82E16820232320 ~200$

Yes that one is NVMe drive. Crucial P1. You can find it for cheaper here, alongwith other options: * [SAMSUNG 970 EVO] @ 11,325/- * [KINGSTON A2000] @ 9,399/- * Crucial [P2] & [P1] @ 11,190/- & 8,906/- * [WD SN750] @ 12,199/-

Yes, see the picture which shows the SATA bandwidth upto 6 Gbps. NVMe goes upto 6 times more around 32 Gbps etc depending on the type and class.