LG 32GP850-B 32인치 QHD (2560 x 1440) 울트라기어 게이밍 모니터, 나노 IPS, 165Hz, 1ms, G-Sync, AMD FreeSync 프리미엄, HDR10, HDMI, 디스플레이 포트, 틸트/높이/피벗 스탠드, 3면 테두리 없는 디자인, 블랙

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• 165Hz (O/C 180Hz)
• 32” QHD (2560 x 1440) Nano IPS Display. Tilt-(-5) approx. 15 Degree.Specific uses for product - Gaming
• Viewing Angle is 178º (R/L), 178º (U/D)
• Brightness is 280cd (Min)/350cd (Typ)
• Aspect Ratio is 16:9
• IPS 1ms (GtG) Response Time and 165Hz Refresh Rate
• NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible with AMD FreeSync Premium
• DCI-P3 98% Color Gamut with HDR 10
• 3-Side Virtually Borderless Display with Height / Pivot / Tilt Adjustable Stand
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• Video Game Console
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• John5 out of 5 starsOn Sale, Expected Issues, and ImpressedReviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023Style: 165Hz (O/C 180Hz)Verified PurchaseBrief content visible, double tap to read full content.Full content visible, double tap to read brief content.I bought this to upgrade from a 25" 240hz 1080P monitor.Pros:+ Large and crispy display.+ Very bright for my use at just 40/100 brightness.+ Good motion handling/response times with "Fast" overdrive setting across refresh range
• professional reviews state overshoot sub 60hz but I don't personally see it.+ Black frame insertion works well, don't see the red fringing noted by professional reviews.+ Amazing colors and the brightest red you've ever seen.+ Zero dead or stuck pixels on my unit.+ Great gray uniformity, no clouding on my unit when displaying all grey.Cons- Subpar contrast ratio when comparing white versus black
• the color makes up for it though to give a stark contrast. Lowering the brightness causes contrast issues to be more noticeable.- IPS glow can be excessive in bottom right corner when displaying a full black screen or comparing UI elements corner to corner. After a few days I don't notice it anymore, but it's odd because if you look at the display from the right side it disappears.- Very small amount of backlight bleed at bottom center (roughly 2" x 1"
• normal panel lottery). Not visible during content and very acceptable overall.- Black frame insertion does not work with Gsync/Freesync enabled. Not a deal killer for me, but if it's something you want consider the Gigabyte M32Q though read reviews as I've read some panel QC issues (dead/stuck pixels).I don't miss the 240hz monitor. The pixel response times are an improvement over my previous monitor so it actually appears more fluid or same at a lower refresh rate. Always remember refresh rate means little if the response times aren't good enough.The input lag is also comparable, though driving a 1440P display versus 1080P does cause its own slight lag (normal increased delay between frames from drop in performance).I will say that 32" is probably too big for anyone playing competitive FPS games unless the monitor is set further back. Viewing the full screen takes an egregious amount of eye and head movement causing fatigue and decreased personal performance. It's just not as easy to see everything on the display at once. I'd say 27" as the limit there. For anything cooperative, story based, or consuming regular content though, the increased size is amazing for the immersion it provides.I have to mention the color. It's phenomenal. On dead pixels test, the colors are almost blinding in their intensity at just 40/100. The red pops the most and it's a sight to behold. I believe this is the main benefit of LG's Nano IPS panels that comes at the expense of contrast ratios. That contrast isn't as bad as I expected it to be based on reviews. The color does make up for it.Regarding the contrast, it's an odd one. Th