Gigabyte’s GO27Q24A gaming monitor is A$100 off at Scorptec Computers in Australia, and buyers who pick one up before November 1, 2026 can enter a draw to win a custom Street Fighter 6 gaming PC. The deal runs while stocks last, and the giveaway is the kind of bonus that rarely comes attached to a monitor at this price.

The screen itself is a 27-inch panel built on a Samsung QD-OLED display. It runs at 240Hz and carries an advertised 0.03ms GTG response time, a combination aimed squarely at fast-paced competitive shooters and frame-sensitive fighting games like Street Fighter 6.

Gigabyte is pitching the monitor as an accessible way into OLED gaming. Rather than relying on standard backlighting, the panel is designed for distinct colour separation and deep blacks. It offers a 1.5M:1 contrast ratio and a 99% DCI-P3 colour gamut that supports 1.07 billion colours.

The longevity question

OLED screens have long carried a reputation for burn-in risk, and that worry has kept many budget gamers on LCD panels. Gigabyte’s answer is a feature it calls AI OLED Care, which automatically runs background pixel-cleaning routines without interrupting gameplay or daily work. The company’s pitch is that this should ease the longevity concerns that have kept cost-conscious buyers away from OLED.

The giveaway

The prize is a custom Street Fighter PC mod, and the build is as theatrical as the name suggests. The rig is described as a gunmetal arcade cabinet with built-in controllers and an insane mechanical opening mechanism. Gigabyte’s own promotional wording calls it a bonkers Street Fighter 6 gaming PC mod.

Time is running out put your hat in the ring for this bonkers Street Fighter 6 gaming PC mod, which turns the Aorus-powered rig into a gunmetal arcade cabinet.

To enter, buyers need to purchase the Gigabyte GO27Q24A 27-inch 240Hz QHD QD-OLED Gaming Monitor before November 1, 2026. The qualifying retailers are Centre Com, Computer Alliance, JW Computers, MSY, Mwave, PC Case Gear, PLE Computers, Scorptec Computers and Umart. Full terms, conditions and entry details are published on the Gigabyte website.

What is inside the cabinet

The guts of the prize are just as serious as the shell. The build combines an AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor, a GIGABYTE X870E AERO X3D DARK WOOD motherboard and an AORUS GeForce RTX 5080 MASTER 16G graphics card. For anyone who has priced out a high-end gaming rig recently, that lineup is the real hook, and it is the reason the giveaway feels bigger than a standard monitor promotion.

Why the timing matters

The window is short. The entry deadline is November 1, 2026, and the discount is tied to available stock at the retailer. Buyers who have been waiting on an OLED upgrade now have a concrete reason to act, because the monitor price drop and the chance at a complete PC arrive together.

The monitor is not a showpiece pitched at professional colour grading. It is a gaming display positioned for players who want fast response, high refresh and deep contrast without paying flagship money. That is the core of the offer, and the giveaway is designed to make the decision feel urgent.

Whether the AI OLED Care feature delivers on its promise over years of daily use is a question that only time and owners can answer. For now, the numbers on paper are strong, the discount is real, and the prize is hard to ignore. If you have been circling an OLED gaming monitor, this is the week to stop circling.