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LG Releases 27GP950-B 27in monitor (144Hz/IPS/4K/HDR600)
LG announced a 27-inch 4K gaming monitor tagged 27GP950, which supports refresh rates of 144Hz for DisplayPort and 120Hz for HDMI, the LCD panel is Nano IPS with a response speed of 1 ms and covers a properly wide color gamut of DCI-P3 98%.
In addition, "overclocking" that raises the refresh rate to 160Hz at your own risk, "Sphere Lighting" that changes color depending on BGM and video, "DAS mode" that minimizes the time lag until the video signal is displayed on the screen, dark scenes It is equipped with functions such as a "black stabilizer" that enhances visibility.
The main specifications are contrast ratio 400 cd / ㎡, display color about 1.07 billion colors, brightness 600 cd / ㎡, viewing angle horizontal / vertical 178 °, high dynamic range VESA Display HDR 600, display synchronization technology AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and NVIDIA G -Compatible with Sync Compatible. The interface is HDMIx2, DisplayPortx1, headphone output x1, USB3.0x3 (up x1 / down x2).
The stand supports -5 to 15 ° tilt, 90 ° pivot, and 110mm height adjustment. The external dimensions are width 609 mm, depth 291 mm, height 465 to 757 mm, and weight 7.9 kg. At 929 EUR/USD the monitor will become available later this month.
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#5913482 Posted on: 05/19/2021 01:06 PM
I had a LG 27GN950-B and decided to switch it for an Acer CP3271K after a month, here is why:
The fan of the 27GN950 is audible, I swapped the screen two times and each had a unique, silent, high pitched noise that annoyed me at night
HDR works but the screen can't dim zones properly, you see white vertical lines in dark scenes
You get a very bright rainbow RGB LED show whenever you turn the screen on
All three models had major backlight bleeding (No broken pixels though)
The software didn't work properly on my pc and laptop
160hz mode requires for most ppl a new cable
Premium features like a "light sensor" are missing entirely
The cheaper Acer CP3271K has no fan, better software, less backlight bleeding, better -default- colour calibration and a light sensor. It offers 120hz@4k / 144hz@1440p on Nvidia GPUs and 144hz@4k on AMD GPUs.
Perfect for ppl who do 4k video editing on their PC and play a game in the evening.
I had a LG 27GN950-B and decided to switch it for an Acer CP3271K after a month, here is why:
The fan of the 27GN950 is audible, I swapped the screen two times and each had a unique, silent, high pitched noise that annoyed me at night
HDR works but the screen can't dim zones properly, you see white vertical lines in dark scenes
You get a very bright rainbow RGB LED show whenever you turn the screen on
All three models had major backlight bleeding (No broken pixels though)
The software didn't work properly on my pc and laptop
160hz mode requires for most ppl a new cable
Premium features like a "light sensor" are missing entirely
The cheaper Acer CP3271K has no fan, better software, less backlight bleeding, better -default- colour calibration and a light sensor. It offers 120hz@4k / 144hz@1440p on Nvidia GPUs and 144hz@4k on AMD GPUs.
Perfect for ppl who do 4k video editing on their PC and play a game in the evening.
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#5913613 Posted on: 05/19/2021 07:16 PM
i could fit 34 inches
Once you go black you never go back ! .... Once I went 32'' anything smaller is a big no for me . Nice specs but we need 32'' for productivity and gaming 
i could fit 34 inches
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#5913805 Posted on: 05/20/2021 10:10 AM
So so so true :p .. i love my 32 inch 1440p monitor ... My 1060 does not really :p
Once you go black you never go back ! .... Once I went 32'' anything smaller is a big no for me . Nice specs but we need 32'' for productivity and gaming
So so so true :p .. i love my 32 inch 1440p monitor ... My 1060 does not really :p
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#5913887 Posted on: 05/20/2021 03:29 PM
What are the DP/HDMI standards? Can DP with DSC even support 4K 160 Hz?
What are the DP/HDMI standards? Can DP with DSC even support 4K 160 Hz?
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Once you go black you never go back ! .... Once I went 32'' anything smaller is a big no for me . Nice specs but we need 32'' for productivity and gaming