LG 27GP950-B vs LG 34GP83A-B

4K. 144Hz ips gaming monitor that we recommended for some time. This isn't the first monitor that lg has revised. They tend to do so on a yearly basis...

Not even a week and it already needed an RMA. Luckily, the process was painless and I am eagerly waiting for its return.

The best 4k 144Hz monitor with full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 inputs that we've tested is the LG 27GP950-B. It's an excellent gaming monitor with an incredibly fast response time at any refresh rate, delivering clear motion with almost no noticeable blur behind fast-moving objects. It has an incredibly fast 144Hz refresh rate, and unlike most of the other monitors on this list, you can also overclock it to 160Hz over a DisplayPort connection

I had no problems with that and since I am pairing it with the beast of a card EVGA RTX 3080, its a match made in heaven. I did not notice any dead pixels, gaming on a 21:9 aspect ratio is a whole new experience and it comes with 144hz out of the box refresh rate, which can be overclocked to 160hz though I have not tried that yet. Being an IPS panel, the colors are beautiful and I have not had to make any adjustments to those default presets. So far so good

Time. They also removed automatic input switching from last year's model for no good reason. Both of these featured *sort* of worked on the older 27GN950 after a bunch of firmware updates. This "improved" model has regressed in both of those areas to the point where it's less reliable than my $300 Dell junker

Now, a low input lag is really important for a responsive, feel when playing video games. And unsurprisingly, this monitor is excellent. You shouldn't...

Read quite a few review indicate that 27 4K is too small need windows scaling. quite a few reviewer against windows scaling. Fact : 27 4K 100% scale is hard to read. despite bad review on window scale

Lg should include a 5w or lower like 2w speaker inside the monitor but they didn’t even though something that screw me up is that the monitor have a bee sound when you turn on I guess that it made by some type of hardware resistor or transistor. The most important is the stand being this monitor that big: stand are ok but bullky and the base take half of my desk space. Also the stand it will bring the monitor closer to you, I wish this monitor bdoesn have the headphones hold on the back of the stand so I can bring my monitor back a little bit. Finally my main complain is that this stand is made with medium quality, if you move your desk or shake or even little force it will make the monitor shake crazy and that is bad for your eye if your monitor is shaking while you looking

It is just not so frequent. The monitor mount is not in good design too. I order two of these monitors. The one I post here actually can't reach the same height as another one I bought

Design is a little strange, particularly where the legs connect to the pillar, but that's a minor nitpick. The osd is still controllable through a dir...