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LG27GL850
holt shit! They actually made an IPS that has 1ms gtg / 1440p and 144hz!?!
wow, now I want that
They didn't. Any 1ms response time stuff is best case bullshit unless it is an OLED panel. See TFTCentral's review: https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/lg_27gl850.htm#response_times
They didn't. Any 1ms response time stuff is best case bullshit unless it is an OLED panel. See TFTCentral's review: https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews/lg_27gl850.htm#response_times
The actual response time is still damned good. An average of 4.8ms is nothing to sneeze at and fits well within the refresh window at 144 Hz.Wow, WTF is wrong with these companies dude. Fucking gotta dig through massive reviews to find out they are straight up bullshittting people.
Guess I’m sticking to my 2 27” dell gaming 144hz 1440p TN’s which I love
Would have loved for this tech to be legit for IPS panels but I guess we’re still not there yet
The actual response time is still damned good. An average of 4.8ms is nothing to sneeze at and fits well within the refresh window at 144 Hz.
I can't imagine that you would notice. There is only one error anomaly that TFT Central noted and it would not be visible. Response time goes to motion clarity, and in general so long as the pixels change color before the next frame is presented there should be minimal ghosting.If I’m a competitive FPS shooter guy, and I buy this monitor and play side by side with my dell and can actually tell the difference that the LG is not as smooth/fast
that nice IPS from LG is getting tossed from the 2nd floor
but id love to own one if there was no difference while playing my usual games
I can't imagine that you would notice. There is only one error anomaly that TFT Central noted and it would not be visible. Response time goes to motion clarity, and in general so long as the pixels change color before the next frame is presented there should be minimal ghosting.
I will not tell you how to spend your money, however. IPS image processing still adds input lag when compared to a TN and that can certainly still be noticeable at this level to twitch and pro gamers.
The tech has it's limitations; realistically, LCD panels are extremely poorly suited for high refresh, low persistence use cases. The examples available today are pushing things to the limit, not just technologically speaking, but also in terms of marketing .you would think after all these years they would have figured this out by now with IPS screens
The tech has it's limitations; realistically, LCD panels are extremely poorly suited for high refresh, low persistence use cases. The examples available today are pushing things to the limit, not just technologically speaking, but also in terms of marketing .
OLED will be where it's at. The high margin stuff has been covered, and we're starting to see OLED panels come in laptops from many different companies. Desktops and small TVs are really the last bastion of LCDs due to the lower margins, on desktops due to numbers sold, and for smaller TVs the price people are actually willing to pay.
We'll get there eventually. Response time on an OLED is <0.1ms.Yah I guess so. We don’t have any 27-32” OLED gaming monitors yet right? Im talking 144hz-240hz , 1ms gtg , 1440p /1080p
It's mostly, they need to make an OLED in that size, and simultaneously, not f'up the connectivity or QC etc. 32" 1440p 240Hz should be doable, for example, with HDMI 2.1 / DP 2.0 and upcoming GPUs.Yah I guess so. We don’t have any 27-32” OLED gaming monitors yet right? Im talking 144hz-240hz , 1ms gtg , 1440p /1080p
It's mostly, they need to make an OLED in that size, and simultaneously, not f'up the connectivity or QC etc. 32" 1440p 240Hz should be doable, for example, with HDMI 2.1 / DP 2.0 and upcoming GPUs.
Not really?As amazing as a gaming oriented OLED @ 27 to 32" @ 240hz sounds, im assuming it would be insanely expensive.