This reply is interesting - I have a HEPA filtering device in this room set to auto run I guess I will need to try switching this off for a while.
Now happily running 1440p @ 144Hz with adaptive sync on and no issues.
The new DP cable didn't fix anything.
CCU didn't fix it.
I narrowed down to an old UPS and a very (electrically) noisy Air Purifier.
My old UPS was rated for 400w on the battery side; This new monitor + the extra GPU load from my system swamped this by 100w or more.
My new UPS is rated for 1500w on the battery; Problem one solved.
The second issue was electrical noise or interference.
I have a fairly powerful HEPA filtration device in my room that was plugged into the surge side of the UPS.
I have since moved this device to another outlet in my room that is on a separate circuit.
The main take always from me;
Make sure you are not overloading anything with regards to power bars, UPS or wall sockets. For me, a typical outlet in my home can handle around 2000W on the circuit; I now have my setup split between two circuits.
Get anything 'noisy' AS FAR AWAY from this monitor as you possible can.
This could be anything from an old TV, VCR etc to a fan to a air filter or vacuum.
If you're running more than one monitor with a 'switch-mode' power supply(like the one for the LG 27GL850); do your best to keep the bricks as far away from each other as possible; they're super noisy.