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The monitor was purchased on 1/2/2023, and it is a (MID-RANGE 2K Gaming Monitor). The price I bought it for was 327 euros, and generally, the monitor should not be purchased at a price higher than 350+ euros.

What I noticed when I switched from the LG 27GL650F-B to the M27Q:
- I didn't expect it, but the 1440K (2K) resolution really makes a difference in everyday use and gaming.
- The panel it has is from Sharp and it provides much better blacks than those of LG.
- I didn't notice any change in the 170hz compared to the 144hz.

Clarification regarding the issue with the fonts mentioned on the internet:
- Sharp produces BGR panels instead of RGB, which in itself doesn't cause any major problem, but it is not compatible with Windows' cleartype. Therefore, if you don't disable it, the fonts will be slightly blurry.

EXTRA:
- The monitor has a built-in KVM switch, which may be completely useless for someone who doesn't have two PCs connected to the same monitor. But for example, it is very useful for me as I have my work laptop and my personal PC connected to the same monitor. I have connected all peripherals (mouse, keyboard, headphones) to the monitor without any issues, and with the press of a button, I can switch from DP to HDMI and all peripherals switch to the second PC.

Overall, I recommend this monitor to anyone looking for a monitor in the 300-350 euro range, especially to those who have two PCs connected to the same monitor (it monopolizes this price range in this field)

EDIT 13/12/2023
After 5 years of service, this beast of a cooler continues to do an excellent job, with experience on i7 3770K, Ryzen 7 1700X, and in the past year on Ryzen 7 5800X, the Thyrion cooler doesn't stop. It hasn't disappointed me, and I don't plan on replacing it anytime soon, as it not only continues to keep the temperature low but also does it quietly. There's nothing more to say about this cooler, it's just perfect. 6/5

Installed on an i7 3770K overclocked to 4.5GHz and 1.290v, it doesn't go above 80 degrees Celsius in stress tests, which is perfect for a +1GHz OC. The fans of the cooler are practically silent, we're talking about zero noise. The installation gave me some trouble (it's not impossible, but if you don't remove the motherboard from the case, you'll need to make some delicate movements), but despite being quite large, the cooler doesn't obstruct the RAM at all. I have 4 Hyper X Fury RAM sticks, and it has left enough space even for taller memory modules.

It's a really good cooler, I would recommend it to anyone who wants to do a strong CPU overclock but also wants to have peace and quiet. 5/5