Gigabyte AORUS FI32U 32" UltraHD 4K (3840x2160) 144Hz 1ms IPS FreeSync HDR400 Gaming Desktop Monitor

If you're on the fence about making the move to 4K, this monitor will convince you. It's a bargain at R12499.

32 inch 4K 144Hz IPS with VRR, what more could you want for a PC monitor?
Great colours, very good brightness, smooth at every framerate, works great with GSync Compatible or Freesync enabled, excellent clarity due to high PPI, ideal 32 inch size which did not give me any eye-strain, great anti-reflective coating, good contrast and minimal IPS glow. And no burn-in issues like on OLED monitors and TVs.

Moved from a 1440p 155hz 27 inch TN panel with super low response times, and this monitor is way better. Still super responsive in fast games.
If you have an RTX GPU, I highly recommend DLSS as well. I can barely tell the difference between native and DLSS Performance at 4K.

Overall really happy, this is a great monitor that I'm going to be keeping for a very long time.

What Lawrence said.

But also...
When playing Hunt Showdown (which tends to run at lower fps due to cpu bound),
I also turn on the aim stabilizer (which is just backlight strobing) to improve the visual clarity above that of a higher refresh rate monitor that is without strobing.

It looks like a Spaceship, it assembles in less than 30 sec and I'm still to scared to bring a cup of coffee within 5 ft of it because I'm afraid that it might yell at me for not bringing a coaster. As for how it runs. I'll quote my brother-law verbatim on this one, "Hy loop soos n Jet."

The first thing I did when I started up my machine with the new monitor was go onto YouTube and find the highest resolution video I could and pressed play. The Result...

I'm still smiling.

But, you didn't come here to read a nice story did you? You want to know if it's worth the 'green'. You wanna know if this thing is as much Beast as it is Beauty...

Well, YES/yes. 'YES', it is DEFINITELY worth the price Wootware has it on sale for. 'yes' After spending less than a week with it, I'd still pay the full price for it if I'm being honest. Sure it's expensive, there is no denying that, but then again if you're in the market for a monitor with these kinds of specs then you're not look for a replacement for you Commodore-64 now are you ?

Who are the people who buy this type of monitor then you might ask, well reasonably speaking gamers would get the most out of the refresh rate, but for competitive play, 4K is already WAAAY overkill and the refresh on this baby is sadly not nearly enough. You'd be better off scaling down the resolution and going for something with a higher refresh rate if you're hoping to get into E-Sports... No Kids, the FI32U was built for GAMERS...

Grabbed this monitor on the R12499.00 special and for the price it's an absolute steal for a 4K monitor. The monitor has really amazing color quality with games like League of Legends and Lost Ark looking very vibrant. Set your overdrive to Picture Quality and picture mode to Standard and you are pretty much good to go. Also update the firmware and manually install the Windows 11 driver if you are running Windows 11 and you will be very happy with the results.

Been running this monitor for 1 year and 2 months now. It is 100% G-Sync compatible. For calibration and suggested settings, be sure to check out rtings and different YouTube reviewers :)