First 1440p 240hz monitor! Lenovo Y27gq

[Notty_PT]

Lenovo with a 1440p 240hz monitor!

https://www.techspot.com/news/78157-len ... ludes.html

27-inch 2560x1440p display with G-Sync technology and a blazing-fast 240Hz refresh rate, as well as a sturdy-looking stand.

[ericl]

Nice! That stand though...

I wonder how well it with perform (input lag, response time, etc).
Other than that, it looks good!

[deletelatency]

https://youtu.be/LIHRRTj7wuU

[Q83Ia7ta]

Lenovo Legion Y27gq is available in April 2019 for $999.99 USD
dat price...
"datasheet" https://forums.lenovo.com/lnv/attachmen ... 121918.pdf
It has "NVIDIA® G-SYNC™ R3". What does R3 mean?
Response time: Extreme 0.5ms (with OD), 3ms (without OD).
Questions:
Is 3ms without overdrive ok or superior?
Is advertised 90% DCI-P3 color gamut better than other 144/240hz TN monitors have? Those are on market (on sale) ofc.

[Vega]

3ms without OD is very good. "1ms" TN's today are actually ~5ms without OD.

[saw141]

Amazing. Hopefully this makes 1080p cheaper.

[ericl]

Does anyone know / can anyone find out if it supports ULMB at 240hz?

Or will running ULMB force us to drop the refresh rate to 144hz?

[Mangemongen]

Hopefully we'll see 1440p 240 hz 0.5 ms from more manufacturers this year. This is awesome.

[Chief Blur Buster]

It has "NVIDIA® G-SYNC™ R3". What does R3 mean?

Release 3.

Also, obligatory mention: BlurBusters.com coverpage post of 1440p 240Hz (posted Jan 8, 2019)

And I saw it in person, tweet. Motion looked super-clean, the (very little) motion blur looked linear with no asymmetry/ghosting/coronas I could see in the game that it was running. This is certainly next-generation 240Hz. For 1440p-haters, I'd even try it at 1080p scaled thanks to the panel's apparent superclean motion. From what I briefly saw, this panel is clearly next-generation 240Hz quality.

[ericl]

April is too far, I want it now.