If you're looking for a monitor with responsive software avoid the Gigabyte M28U like the plague. Sure it's got 4k 144hz and when that works it's visually grea

If you're looking for a monitor with responsive software avoid the Gigabyte M28U like the plague. Sure it's got 4k 144hz and when that works it's visually great. However, monitor sleep/wake or any other funcitonaly such as switching inputs had been a nightmare to the point that the most effective way to switch inputs quickly is to turn it off and on. At this point I'm really considering selling it for something with better software.