Slight black crush, much better than most VA panels. Ghosting is slight, about on par with 165 Hz IPS gaming panels from my testing. Only TN is faster really.
31.5" 2560x1440 165 Hz VA G-Sync - LG 32GK850G
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Slight black crush, much better than most VA panels. Ghosting is slight, about on par with 165 Hz IPS gaming panels from my testing. Only TN is faster really.
Cool Badass, interested to see if you like the display as much as I.
Ya you cannot use IPS monitors for dark games. Just really bad experience.
Afraid not. And I've got another interesting monitor on the way (ASUS PA32UC) so the LG's missed its slot.
Nice, I've got the PA32UC on order. When is your suppose to arrive for testing?
Oh sweet, can't wait to read your review.
I've been reading the owners manual. This thing supposedly has some nice tricks up its sleeve. 1ms FALD back-light response, able to run FALD zones without HDR, strobe backlight mode, adjustable overdrive settings in small increments, Fast-Sync 40-60 Hz, etc.
I wonder how they got the FALD back-light to respond that fast. Hopefully it doesn't have atrocious input-lag. I also wonder since it has a strobe backlight, if it is going to double strobe like the Dell OLED for 120 pulses at 60 Hz. I bet this is the same panel and backlight that is going to be used in the G-Sync monitor later this year. The one that was suppose to come out quite a bit later than the 27 FALD G-Sync's which got pushed back till summer. 32" 4K is much better anyway.
Ya not sure what "24P" is suppose to mean, maybe a typo? 60 Hz flicker is unbearable for me, could only imagine 24 Hz.
It does look like there are quite a bit of exclusions between settings. Like you can't run HDR with trace free or strobe backlight, etc. HDR you cannot adjust virtually all image quality settings, not even brightness according to the manual.
I just hope it is a lot better than the Dell 27 FALD. That thing was really bad in my testing.
It does look like there are quite a bit of exclusions between settings. Like you can't run HDR with trace free or strobe backlight, etc. HDR you cannot adjust virtually all image quality settings, not even brightness according to the manual.
I just hope it is a lot better than the Dell 27 FALD. That thing was really bad in my testing.
Ya that's true, let me check if there is already one made.
A company with 57 Billion dollars in sales last year worried about a couple of monitors?
