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This feels like the PERFECT monitor.
IPS, 4K HDR.
IPS, 4K HDR.
LG 32UD99 4k HDR monitor- anyone crazy about this?
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60 Hz, no thanks. The Asus HDR 27" 4K 144 Hz with FALD is much more impressive.
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Yeah but that's only 27". I want 32 or better.Originally Posted by CallsignVega
60 Hz, no thanks. The Asus HDR 27" 4K 144 Hz with FALD is much more impressive.
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Turns out this is 75hz.
This is a game changer in my book. IPS with HDR means it'll get rid of IPS's weaknesses such low contrast and weak blacks while keeping its strong points such as color accuracy, viewing angles and response times (compaered to VA panels).
This is a game changer in my book. IPS with HDR means it'll get rid of IPS's weaknesses such low contrast and weak blacks while keeping its strong points such as color accuracy, viewing angles and response times (compaered to VA panels).
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I wouldn't count on it. I like that its not curved, and the specs are good, but then i think about the IPS glow, and its low refresh too.Originally Posted by MuscleBound
Turns out this is 75hz.
This is a game changer in my book. IPS with HDR means it'll get rid of IPS's weaknesses such low contrast and weak blacks while keeping its strong points such as color accuracy, viewing angles and response times (compaered to VA panels).
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Source?Originally Posted by MuscleBound
Turns out this is 75hz.
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I do wonder can this actually do 4k + HDR+ 4:4:4? @ 75hz? Because typically you have to give up HDR if you want 4:4:4 or go with 4:2:0 + HDR and 4:2:0 is less than ideal.
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I wonder where this video guy got 75 Hz from. It's not on the display info card. LG's page for the display also doesn't say anything about 75 Hz. These reporters always get specs wrong so I will wait for more info.Originally Posted by MuscleBound
Turns out this is 75hz.
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It has FreeSync though (but it isn't listed yet on AMD page).
Recent 60Hz LG monitors with FreeSync often support 75Hz but they skip frames on Nvidia GPUs.
I don't believe this display is going to have a full array backlight, with 550cd/m² peak (not even close to the 1000cd/m² HDR10 requirement) and with IPS panel you can enjoy 0.5cd/m² black levels then
The Asus PA32U seems much better for HDR compared to this LG 32UD99 and the BenQ SW320.
If you want a bigger size than the 27'' and don't want/need G-Sync & 144Hz then this is the one to watch out for.
Recent 60Hz LG monitors with FreeSync often support 75Hz but they skip frames on Nvidia GPUs.
I don't believe this display is going to have a full array backlight, with 550cd/m² peak (not even close to the 1000cd/m² HDR10 requirement) and with IPS panel you can enjoy 0.5cd/m² black levels then
The Asus PA32U seems much better for HDR compared to this LG 32UD99 and the BenQ SW320.
If you want a bigger size than the 27'' and don't want/need G-Sync & 144Hz then this is the one to watch out for.
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Can't call 32 better, when 27" is more than enough for monitor viewing distances, and above 24" can be considered worse with competitive gaming in mind, so at 27" there's already a little tradeoff.Originally Posted by MuscleBound
Yeah but that's only 27". I want 32 or better.
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tbh he doesn't really seem to know what he's talking about. I watched the entire video and on the UC99 segment he starts talking about input lag and totally mixes it up with pixel response time.Originally Posted by CallsignVega
I wonder where this video guy got 75 Hz from. It's not on the display info card. LG's page for the display also doesn't say anything about 75 Hz. These reporters always get specs wrong so I will wait for more info.
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Looks like it's going to be £949.99 and is expected to be available in the first weeks of April.
The 32'' ASUS is going to be $1799-$1999 and out in Q3. Quite a surcharge if you want the real deal.
The 32'' ASUS is going to be $1799-$1999 and out in Q3. Quite a surcharge if you want the real deal.
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A 32" monitor on the other hand doesn't require scaling and allows for a more noticeable difference between 4K and 1080 outside of gaming..
[email protected]" is not 'more than enough' at all, it's the absolute minimum you want to go if you only intend to game on it.Originally Posted by Leopardi
Can't call 32 better, when 27" is more than enough for monitor viewing distances, and above 24" can be considered worse with competitive gaming in mind, so at 27" there's already a little tradeoff.
A 32" monitor on the other hand doesn't require scaling and allows for a more noticeable difference between 4K and 1080 outside of gaming..
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Looking with interest at this display, for now seems the only game in town as a 32" with HDR under 1000 USD/EUR.
Quite curious to see at the end what real black levels and contrast of this panel will be (taking for granted that the rest of traditional IPS advantages will remain of course).
Quite curious to see at the end what real black levels and contrast of this panel will be (taking for granted that the rest of traditional IPS advantages will remain of course).
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As far as I know this should be the specification to meet the UHD Premium certification, but even without it you could still in principle be able to display HDR content (even if of course not at the best level).
So far contrast ratio is conspicously absent from LG's announcements, and being it an IPS panel, I'm not holding my breath regarding black level of course..
Guess those are the compromises you have to accept at the moment to hit a sub 1000 USD/EUR price point for HDR vision pal, both the Benq and Asus will sell for 500-600 quids more at launch.
So far contrast ratio is conspicously absent from LG's announcements, and being it an IPS panel, I'm not holding my breath regarding black level of course..
Guess those are the compromises you have to accept at the moment to hit a sub 1000 USD/EUR price point for HDR vision pal, both the Benq and Asus will sell for 500-600 quids more at launch.
can i use this monitor with gtx 1080 and volta gpus by 2018 without any problems
or i'll need to use new vega from Amd ?
if i used this monitor with upcoming nvidia gpus , will be enough for 4k HDR gaming with smooth gameplay
or we need to use Amd gpus anyways with this monitor ?
I wish i could running this monitor with upcoming nvidia gpus for smooth gameplay at 4k with advantage of HDR .
or i'll need to use new vega from Amd ?
if i used this monitor with upcoming nvidia gpus , will be enough for 4k HDR gaming with smooth gameplay
or we need to use Amd gpus anyways with this monitor ?
I wish i could running this monitor with upcoming nvidia gpus for smooth gameplay at 4k with advantage of HDR .
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