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Prefferbly something between 27-32 inch ips 4K, upto £400 to £500. Thank you.
Can anybody recommend a good G-sync gaming moniter with great colour calibration
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I had an LG ultragear, I think the 27 inch 4k model - 27GR93U is just over £450, and the 32inch is just over £500, so might be in budget somewhere. It's freesync premium, but nvidia validated as gsync compatible down to 20hz I think, so you won't get any tearing until the framerates are basically unplayable anyway.
The colour accuracy was also very good, I have a calibrator, and even before calibration the error was very low.
The HDR was a bit rubbish, but I think HDR is basically rubbish on every monitor that isn't a £1k+ OLED or mini-LED.
The colour accuracy was also very good, I have a calibrator, and even before calibration the error was very low.
The HDR was a bit rubbish, but I think HDR is basically rubbish on every monitor that isn't a £1k+ OLED or mini-LED.
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Ended up going for the Asus Rog Swift PG32UCDM:
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Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM Review - TFTCentral
One of the first 32" 4K 240Hz OLED monitors released to market featuring a QD-OLED panel, USB type-C, KVM, and familiar Asus extras
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Nice choice!Ended up going for the Asus Rog Swift PG32UCDM:
Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM Review - TFTCentral
One of the first 32" 4K 240Hz OLED monitors released to market featuring a QD-OLED panel, USB type-C, KVM, and familiar Asus extras
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very nice. Please let us know how your getting on with itEnded up going for the Asus Rog Swift PG32UCDM:
Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDM Review - TFTCentral
One of the first 32" 4K 240Hz OLED monitors released to market featuring a QD-OLED panel, USB type-C, KVM, and familiar Asus extras
Will do.
