Blur Busters Forums

Notty_PT, hello. You still have this monitor? Could you answer me?

Sorry didn´t see it.

The panel coating is more aggressive than most recent AUO 24,5 panels, but way less aggressive than the old ones (120hz oc to 144hz from 2013)

The Gsync worked perfectly with my 1080ti, on both basic and extended FreeSync (it has 2 options). No flicker, no artifacts, superb overdrive.

There are inversion artifacts if you don´t reduce the contrast. Once I reduce the contast lower than 68 all the inverse ghosting is completly gone! I mean 100% gone, wich is amazing.

The brightness is very low I would say, because I´m usually sensitive to brightness on my environment and I didn´t have to lower it from 100, so without having an actual number, I would say it is low.

The key factor about this model is that imo it is on par with the best 144hz models, while being cheaper. It has no height adjustement tho and that´s a big letdown for a lot of users. It costs 170€ in my country. XG2402 is 250€ and XG240R 280€. Benq XL2411P 200€. Then you have a bit more advanced models like Asus VG258QR 165hz or Vg248QG 165hz. Both 300€, way more expensive and already on 240hz price territory. If height adjustement is not a big deal for you, this model is golden.

Hello Notty! I'm heavily considering to purchase the 24gl600f. Am I correct to assume you have the european version, "LG 24GL600F-B"?

Also I see you've tested it with g-sync compatibility. You say it works perfectly with your 1080 ti, may I know what games have you tried, and what kind of displayport cable did you use (did the monitor come with one included?)? Does the LFC work on it even with g-sync on?

I have a GTX 1080 and in my country LG always has good pixel-warranty. This monitor isn't on the "official" NVIDIA g-sync compatible list, but despite that, every review and user I've seen so far (not many, though trusted ones like Techspot) says it works just perfectly with g-sync.

Notty_PT wrote: The Gsync worked perfectly with my 1080ti, on both basic and extended FreeSync (it has 2 options). No flicker, no artifacts, superb overdrive.

Thanks. freesync and overdrive worked good at 60-75Hz?
Input lag for 60 Hz low ? (for old games and consoles)
Notty_PT pls

How is the strobing implementation on the 24GL600?

Yeah, how is the 1ms MBR on this monitor? Haven't been able to find any information about it whatsoever.

TN_fun wrote:

Notty_PT wrote: The Gsync worked perfectly with my 1080ti, on both basic and extended FreeSync (it has 2 options). No flicker, no artifacts, superb overdrive.

Thanks. freesync and overdrive worked good at 60-75Hz?
Input lag for 60 Hz low ? (for old games and consoles)
Notty_PT pls

What is the input lag at 60Hz?

Notty


Does a panel coating affect eye strain?? Is that what you are referring to here? If so is there another new monitor similar to this with a less aggressive panel coating but same AUO panel? I haven't ever really done any research on a panel coating when buying a monitor before.

LG 24GL600F Monitor Review

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/24gl600f

wNchstR wrote:LG 24GL600F Monitor Review

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/24gl600f

The input lag seems kinda underwhelming.