LG UltraGear 25G590B 25"1080p 1000Hz IPS

[Discorz]

https://www.lg.com/global/newsroom/news ... g-monitor/



Now put it on OLED and there we have it!

[gbmaster]

excited about this one

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[pigzera]

I just did not liked the IPS panel thing, but hope its good enough.

[Discorz]

Looks like it has thicker bezels, similar to Zowie's, which might indicate custom backlighting? They did specify "Motion Blur Reduction Pro" which sounds like a new thing.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comme ... nitor_who/

[RealNC]

The only test on this I'm interested in is whether or not this makes VRR redundant when running any FPS at 1000Hz. But I highly doubt any reviewer will test that because most of them are clueless

[Discorz]

I'm interested too. As Hz goes up, the need for VRR goes down. Given that VRR flicker is a problem, this test would be interesting. We should be more vocal about it.

To be clear, VRR will still be more consistent. The question is where your personal sensitivity threshold is to this kinda stuff. I've seen people not needing VRR at 240 or 360 Hz already. I know I ain't one of them.

[peppermintie_]

I'm interested too. As Hz goes up, the need for VRR goes down. Given that VRR flicker is a problem, this test would be interesting. We should be more vocal about it.

To be clear, VRR will still be more consistent. The question is where your personal sensitivity threshold is to this kinda stuff. I've seen people not needing VRR at 240 or 360 Hz already. I know I ain't one of them.

yea i went back to ips just because of vrr flicker, played some time without it but i could see some judder and tearing and that annoyed me. Hope someone will test vrr off on 1000 hz