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LG UltraGear 34GP950G is out and costs 1299 USD
The UltraWide QHD (3440x1440) IPS 1 millisecond Gray-to-Gray (GtG) gaming monitor with NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE features a 3440x1440 resolution and an IPS panel. According to LG, the 34GP950G is the latest addition to the company's #1 gaming-designed monitor brand in the United States. It is available for $1299 on LG.com and at certain LG-authorized stores.
Thanks to its 180 Hz Overclock and an IPS 1 ms (GtG) response time, the UltraGear 34GP950G delivers highly sought-after picture quality without sacrificing input lag and refresh rate. With VESA DisplayHDR 600 certification (56 Block Local Dimming) the UltraGear 34GP950G guarantees outstanding color, dynamic contrast, high luminance, and a wide color gamut. Covering 98 percent of the DCI-P3 color spectrum, the monitor has a 1,000:1 contrast ratio, capable of reproducing vivid scenes in true-to-life color.
Thanks to NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE and support for HDR, the UltraGear 34GP950G ensures an enhanced image quality with reduced screen tearing and minimized stutter that works seamlessly for an incredibly realistic and exhilarating gaming experience. The new display also features various connectivity options to further enhance its capabilities through support for HDMI and DisplayPort inputs, 3 USB ports (1up/2down), and an audio jack. Additional on-screen gaming controls allow users to take more control over their gaming experience than ever before. With tools such as Crosshair, Black Stabilizer and Dynamic Action Sync, the UltraGear 34GP950G transforms video gaming into a deeply immersive experience.
The superior gaming technology of the UltraGear 34GP950G is wrapped to perfection in stylishly designed hardware that adds to an already exhilarating gaming experience. The UltraGear monitor cuts a striking profile and offers next-level convenience with a three-side virtually borderless display, and an the ergonomically designed stand that lowers and tilts. The rear of the display features Sphere Lighting 2.0, an indirect form of lighting that can simultaneously reduce eye fatigue and heighten user immersion through Sound and Video Sync modes.
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#5966789 Posted on: 11/21/2021 06:34 PM
My 48" C1 OLED cost less than that and offers a better gaming experience.
My 48" C1 OLED cost less than that and offers a better gaming experience.
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#5966814 Posted on: 11/21/2021 07:44 PM
I did look at going with a smaller OLED, especially since I love my 65" LG E9 OLED that I have in the living room. But being that the smallest OLED TV available was going to be too big for my use, plus a concern for image burn for prolonged static images (it's not used solely for gaming), I had to make due with going with a smaller screen that costs nearly the same as a larger OLED. I think a 40" 16:9 is about the widest I can go providing it has a very thin bezel profile.
My 48" C1 OLED cost less than that and offers a better gaming experience.
I did look at going with a smaller OLED, especially since I love my 65" LG E9 OLED that I have in the living room. But being that the smallest OLED TV available was going to be too big for my use, plus a concern for image burn for prolonged static images (it's not used solely for gaming), I had to make due with going with a smaller screen that costs nearly the same as a larger OLED. I think a 40" 16:9 is about the widest I can go providing it has a very thin bezel profile.
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#5966928 Posted on: 11/22/2021 11:58 AM
I'm insanely jealous! I live in a flat and my living room set up consists of computer and desk. If I wanted a television to go alongside it the desk and everything would have to go and be re-arranged. Considering I don't own the property and I live alone, it's not worth the hassle. But I do recognise that it's an amazing experience!
I tossed my LG 34GN850-B aside and got myself the OLED CX 48in 
, much better gaming experience.
, much better gaming experience.I'm insanely jealous! I live in a flat and my living room set up consists of computer and desk. If I wanted a television to go alongside it the desk and everything would have to go and be re-arranged. Considering I don't own the property and I live alone, it's not worth the hassle. But I do recognise that it's an amazing experience!
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Ah, that sucks man.