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Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black
Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black

Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black

Experience truly immersive HDR performance like never before with the brand-new Tempest GP27U MiniLED monitor with 576 local dimming zones. Paired with a Quantum Dot 4K resolution panel with an extremely fast 160Hz refresh rate, the GP27U is the perfect next-level upgrade for your setup.

Experience truly immersive HDR performance like never before with the brand-new Tempest GP27U MiniLED monitor with 576 local dimming zones. Paired with a Quantum Dot 4K resolution panel with an extremely fast 160Hz refresh rate, the GP27U is the perfect next-level upgrade for your setup.

Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U 68.6 cm (27") 3840 x 2160 Pixels 4K Ultra HD Led Black

Experience truly immersive HDR performance like never before with the brand-new Tempest GP27U MiniLED monitor with 576 local dimming zones. Paired with a Quantum Dot 4K resolution panel with an extremely fast 160Hz refresh rate, the GP27U is the perfect next-level upgrade for your setup.

Experience truly immersive HDR performance like never before with the brand-new Tempest GP27U MiniLED monitor with 576 local dimming zones. Paired with a Quantum Dot 4K resolution panel with an extremely fast 160Hz refresh rate, the GP27U is the perfect next-level upgrade for your setup.

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Last updated at 07/25/2026 15:12:52

Mwave Australia

$899.00

Refurbished - Cooler Master Tempest GP27 27" 160Hz 4K UHD 1ms FreeSync Mini-LED IPS Monitor (Avail: In Stock )

Free delivery between 29 July – 5 Aug

Clove Technology

$1,093.00

Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U - 68.6 cm (27") - 3840 x 2160 pixels 4K Ultra HD Monitor

eBay.com.au

$6,857.55

Cooler Master GP27U 27" 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 160hz Monitor

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Price history

Price history

Reviews

27 July 2023Adam

originally posted on inet.se/

With the new firmware(1.3.1) it's good, high brightness, nice colors (even out of the box), nice contrast and blacks for an IPS and it is fast.I have no issue with local dimming in games, there is some bloom visible with e.g. dark scene + HUD but local dimming will never be perfect.On the other hand on desktop I turn it off it is pretty bad.I barely tested VRR but had no issues(HDR + local dimming + 160Hz), I didn't check KVM.For me M1 mac only sees 1080p so it is unusable but I'm sure that's an Apple thing.I'm coming from a 10 years old 4k VA panel monitor, I tested the MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD for 3 days and returned it, which is as fast as this or faster (by feel) but much worse in everything else (costs half as much tho).

2 June 2023Enes

originally posted on inet.se/

Excellent monitor. Good blacks, good colors, high refresh rate, its got it all. I've finally upgraded my monitor from 1080p, and it's worth every krona. If you spend a lot of time at a computer, you owe it to yourself to invest in a great monitor.

26 September 2023J

originally posted on mwave.com.au

great screen, wierd bugs and scanning trouble for dp with all option enabled, od, hdr and adaptive sync. i have od and adaptive sync off now just cause i want hdr with less bugs.great 4k screen local dimming takes a litlle to get use to but i think windows is more to blame in this regard gets use to halos for any bright lit areas that persist for a second... nothing beats a oled from what'ive heard. this can diffinately come in as a runnerup though. for the price its a killer deal.

Specification

Width (with stand)618 mm
Depth (with stand)274 mm
Height (with stand)526 mm
Weight (with stand)5.1 kg
Width (without stand)61.8 cm

Price comparison

Updated 1 day ago
Mwave Australia

$899.00

Refurbished - Cooler Master Tempest GP27 27" 160Hz 4K UHD 1ms FreeSync Mini-LED IPS Monitor (Avail: In Stock )

Free delivery between 29 July – 5 Aug

Clove Technology

$1,093.00

Out of stock

Cooler Master Gaming Tempest GP27U - 68.6 cm (27") - 3840 x 2160 pixels 4K Ultra HD Monitor

eBay.com.au

$6,857.55

Cooler Master GP27U 27" 4K UHD 3840 x 2160 160hz Monitor

Affiliate Disclosure: We may receive a small commission for purchases made through this link at no extra cost to you. This helps support our site. Thank you!

Price history

Price history

Reviews

27 July 2023

With the new firmware(1.3.1) it's good, high brightness, nice colors (even out of the box), nice contrast and blacks for an IPS and it is fast.I have no issue with local dimming in games, there is some bloom visible with e.g. dark scene + HUD but local dimming will never be perfect.On the other hand on desktop I turn it off it is pretty bad.I barely tested VRR but had no issues(HDR + local dimming + 160Hz), I didn't check KVM.For me M1 mac only sees 1080p so it is unusable but I'm sure that's an Apple thing.I'm coming from a 10 years old 4k VA panel monitor, I tested the MSI Optix MAG274QRF-QD for 3 days and returned it, which is as fast as this or faster (by feel) but much worse in everything else (costs half as much tho).

Adam originally posted on inet.se/
2 June 2023

Excellent monitor. Good blacks, good colors, high refresh rate, its got it all. I've finally upgraded my monitor from 1080p, and it's worth every krona. If you spend a lot of time at a computer, you owe it to yourself to invest in a great monitor.

Enes originally posted on inet.se/
26 September 2023

great screen, wierd bugs and scanning trouble for dp with all option enabled, od, hdr and adaptive sync. i have od and adaptive sync off now just cause i want hdr with less bugs.great 4k screen local dimming takes a litlle to get use to but i think windows is more to blame in this regard gets use to halos for any bright lit areas that persist for a second... nothing beats a oled from what'ive heard. this can diffinately come in as a runnerup though. for the price its a killer deal.

J originally posted on mwave.com.au
9 October 2023

The shipping process was a pain (over 3 weeks of delay) but once I received my product, everything was as described.

Marc-André originally posted on networkhardwares.com
12 December 2023

Great monitor. Excellent colours and good value. Perfect for if you want lovely blacks without the fear of OLED burn-in. I would say this is as good as it gets for a monitor without crossing the OLED line.Make sure to update the firmware and turn on integer scaling for the best experience in gaming if upscaling from 1080p to maximise FPS

Ra originally posted on mwave.com.au
Cooler Master 27inch mini LED 4K
1 May 2023

Its good, one of the better monitors that I had over the years :) just one small complaint, I wish they had an option to switch from 4k to 2k in the monitor menu.

Jacob originally posted on scorptec.com.au
Excellent screen, except if you use a Mac!
7 October 2024

Great picture, good response time, great colors and contrast, good refresh rate and also power delivery in USB-C... So why 3 stars while it could be the perfect screen? Because it doesn't work with MacBook Pro in USB-C !!I have dual use (gaming and work) so the USB-C connection to the MBP is super important. But the screen doesn't get to sleep: wakes up, sleep again, wakes up etc... Literally lasted several hours! And when it does go to sleep, then it randomly doesn't wake up when I start the MBP. So I end up uplugging and replugging the cable, this is very frustrating and not acceptable for a 10 000 nok screen.I am sadly returning mine.

Tristan77 originally posted on power.no
High quality PC Monitor
28 February 2023

A high quality monitor well packaged for safe transport. It offers very sharp clear images with great contrast.

Phil originally posted on scorptec.com.au
Outstanding Monitor
20 October 2023

I use this monitor principally for productivity use and study (typically office type apps along with python programming as part of studying physics) with a smattering of gaming and media consumption thrown in for good measure. It was purchased on the basis of wanting a monitor that offered a one shot solution which would be equally adept at all use cases. I'd considered various other 4k and 1440p 27 inch displays before settling on this one.The pros:Image quality is outstanding. Reflection handling is brilliant and the monitor works very well in a bright room, even with direct sunlight. It can really go to retina searing levels of brightness. The motion handling is excellent with both video and gaming being exceptionally smooth.Once local dimming is set to high, ... MoreI use this monitor principally for productivity use and study (typically office type apps along with python programming as part of studying physics) with a smattering of gaming and media consumption thrown in for good measure. It was purchased on the basis of wanting a monitor that offered a one shot solution which would be equally adept at all use cases. I'd considered various other 4k and 1440p 27 inch displays before settling on this one.The pros:Image quality is outstanding. Reflection handling is brilliant and the monitor works very well in a bright room, even with direct sunlight. It can really go to retina searing levels of brightness. The motion handling is excellent with both video and gaming being exceptionally smooth.Once local dimming is set to high, black levels are inky and there is no real evidence of backlight bleed even when viewing films in a dark room. While it's still not at OLED levels it really is quite exceptional for an IPS display with the added benefits of being able to use the monitor for static images without fear of burn in.160Hz is available with any of the connectors be it display port, HDMI or USB-C DP-alt mode. The later being especially beneficial when plugging in my work laptop due to it's power delivery being capable of upto 95W.The cons:Off axis viewing can result in fairly extreme blooming around bright objects when using local dimming, this isn't visible at all when the monitor is viewed 30 degrees or so either side of center so has no effect in normal usage, but it does mean that this isn't suitable as a TV alternative. There are speakers which are truly terrible, pretty sure I've heard better sound out of a mid 90s case speaker!

originally posted on overclockers.co.uk

Specification

Width (with stand)618 mm
Depth (with stand)274 mm
Height (with stand)526 mm
Weight (with stand)5.1 kg
Width (without stand)61.8 cm