fi27q Fi27Q-SA ??? Help

[Sansa]

Can Anyone help me find the specs for this monitor??? Gigabyte doesnt answer.

 

I live in uruguay and this is the only aorus available. I can imagine that the SA means "south america". Which would be bad, since companies tend to have worse products and warranty in this region.

 

Anyway, i ask because i wanna know if this would be a plain FI27Q or a FI27Q-P, since i would only spend my money on the later (because it will deliver what the standard version promised and didnt deliver).

 

I did my research but cant find any info, and again, gigabyte doesnt answer....

[AndreiArgeanu]

The differences that I was able to find is that the the FI27Q-P has 1 display port 1.4 with HBR3 rather than 1 display port 1.2 with no HBR3, the P model also has a higher maximum maximum power consumption of 90W and is taller by about 8cm (including the stand), I'll leave 2 screens below with the highlighted differences. By the looks of it the FI27Q-P is a newer revised model, so it should be the better choice overall.

 

[Sansa]

Thanks, but i already know the difference between fi27q and fi27q-p.

 

Im asking about the FI27Q-SA!!!

[german.1978]

Hi there Sansa! I'm from Argentina and I'm having the same issue, have you been able to research on this? Thanks in advance!

[Sansa]

Hi, well, yes and no..  Gigabyte hasnt confirmed what the SA means, but they did answer me that the -p has to be in the name for the product to have display port 1.4 and hence hbr3. 

 

So, the two models should be:

FI27Q-SA

FI27Q-P-SA

 

In here, stores have the non -p variant, so im waiting if the -p ever comes (in the store they told me it Will arrive soon...).

 

Anyway, let me tell you this... its not that big of a difference... the non -p versión is a great monitor as is. Check out the tech yes City comparison of both. The only thing that makes me wait for the -p is a rumour on some forum that said those panels are cherry picked... but Who knows.