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I just ordered the LG 24GL600F-B monitor and the 5700 XT GPU, I will be focused on fast response FPS games (Apex, Battlefield ...), and I would like to know what is the best calibration that exists for this monitor and get the best gaming experience

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Is it true that the LG reaches 144Hz with overclocking? Are not 144Hz native?

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The fact is that I read different opinions of expert users on the subject, whether they really coincide with the issue of the thread, or simply there are equally good monitors.

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I've been reading this forum for a while, looking for the best gaming monitor, TN, 1080p at 144Hz on the market, and I think that, if I'm not wrong, the winner is ViewSonic XG2402.

How true is it? Is the XG2402 really the best in its category?

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