LG Announces 2020 Ultra HD and Ultra Quad HD Monitors for Pro's and Gamers
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sverek
27GN950 with 27inch @ 4K panel gonna be really sharp and nice image. And dropping resolution down to 1440p, for more frames shouldn't affect image a lot. It should display as any 27inch 1440p panel.
I like it. Hopefully it's not too expensive.
Fediuld
"Gsync compatible" means has Freesync. However Nvidia doesn't allow them to put "Freesync" also next to "Gsync" spec.
This is pure anti-consumerist tactic from the side of Nvidia, yet people support this with their money instead of boycotting.
Like we (men) have done with Gillette, after the misandric campaigns at the start of the year, forcing the company losing billions in 2019. (Reported drop $8bn by August and expected $15bn by end of the year).
But ofc Nvidia is been transformed to religion and common sense is not existent.
Robbo9999
yasamoka
JOHN30011887
Meh, G-SYNC Compatible means pass from me, prefer proper G-sync,
Il stick with my 1080p monitor for now till a more affordable 4k comes out, my rtx2080 can still struggle to push 1440p and give 60fps solid in some games when there maxed out.
So next monitor will be 4k as i can dumb some games down to 1080p and not get a blurry stretched image like i would get if i were to use a 1440p monitor and use 1080p resolution on it
Yeah i can just turn down settings in games to keep 1440p and 60fps but that just aint my thing, i like the eye candy
PiotrK
2020 and still no affordable monitors with Hdr1000. At this pace Oled tvs will display hdr2000 with full gsync support hehe
drac
The 38" looks ok but they lost me at Adaptive-sync, G-sync is much better (after owning both). Also HDR 600 and not full 1000 didn't help.
warlord
HDR numbers mean nothing, truly nothing. IF there is no full array led local dimming or OLED tech behind, it is just useless brightness all over the place.
Error8
HDR600 is still better then no HDR in my opinion. Of course that FALD and at least 1000 nits is the "real" HDR. But going from pathetic 300nits panels to a Samsung CHG70 HDR600, in my case, was really a life changing event.
Reardan
Loobyluggs
anticupidon
One should pay attention, the article uses the word "dramatically".
Well, try to spell it while holding your wallet 😉
samir72
More of the same...Again!!
fry178
@JOHN30011887
lol, you like eye candy, yet are running mismatched resolutions that will introduce a more blurry image
then if running native (1:1).
e.g. 1440p on a 1440p screen will look "sharper" than running 1440p on a 1080p screen (not talking about pixel size here).
i would rather get a 1440p screen and run all games natively.
haven't seen anything i cant do maxed out at that res (on 2080), incl siege (incl TAA x4) which runs more on the crappy side (code wise).
NCC1701D
RavenMaster
Will give these a miss. The OLED and Nanocell tv’s that are already out come with HDMI 2.1 sockets already which means you have enough bandwidth already for 4K 120hz and HDR.
theoneofgod
RavenMaster
Fox2232
fry178
Expect not much outside shooters needs high fps.
i still prefer color accuracy and other stuff that has an impact for all games or even movies.
besides that i think any curved screen that doesnt really have 180* (so eye-screen distance stays the same for the whole screen)
is just interesting because its "different", and not really useful for my photo/video editing 🙄