LG 27GN850

Now the monitor still does have a g-sync sticker on it because it received the g-sync compatible label from nvidia, so you'll have variable refresh ra...

So in conclusion, what do I think of the LG 27GN850? Is it worth $450 and should you get one? Well, it's got some great ghosting performance, a 144Hz ...

That's it for my review of the lg 27 gp850 i'll also be reviewing soon. The 32 inch version of this monitor the 32 gp850 um, so you'll be able to chec...

It's something to consider, but at that price you're more straying into you, know: samsung odyssey, g7, 4k, 144, hertz monitor sort of territory, so y...

This monitor cost me £300 and it is leagues ahead of all my other gaming displays when it comes to picture quality. Leaving sharpness out of it, the image is more uniform, it has higher contrast than the gaming LG's calibrated out of the box, look quite good, the screen coating isn't overly grainy unlike 99% of gaming screens, no silly P3 with lack of good sRGB mode making video games look like rainbow road. If a fairly cheapo monitor can achieve what I'd say is quite good image quality in general, not just for a monitor why can't we just have that in gaming screens?

TL:DR - great monitor, recommended, great color, almost as good as an IPS, frame rates are perfect. Good solution without requiring tons of GPU power like 4K. Pros - Color - Blacks/Contrast - Refresh Rate - Resolution/aspect ratio Con's - Possible QC issues - One stuck pixel I have had this monitor ...

I ended up going with the LG 27GN850-B, and have been really happy. It looks really great for the games I've been playing (mostly Witcher 3, Civ, and Rocket League at this point). [Here's a link to my setup -- the monitor on the right is the

Out of the box, the colors and contrast were dreadful. Everything looked extremely washed out. I went through all the different menu options and nvidia settings and was able to look it somewhat better, but was honestly going to return it because my old 1080p 60hz TV that I was using as a monitor jus...

This one is by far the most well known, and a very loved monitor overall. Pros:. The model without the USB hub, (LG 27GN850) is cheaper than the other monitors when they are not on sale. Has a lot more reviews than the other monitors.

Had it over a month now, just spotted a dead pixel at the fricking center of the screen. (No it’s not stain is just the camera) Not sure if it was arrived like this, but I am dissatisfied that’s for sure