LG launches UltraGear Nano IPS 1ms GtG gaming monitors

[HEXUS]

The 38GL950G and 27GL850 (38- and 27-inch) offer 144Hz+ with Nvidia G-Sync.

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[blokeinkent]

hmmmmm finally something decent that isn't 1080P

[Hoonigan]

Oh man I want that so so much.

[azrael-]

I'd love the 27" with the 38" specs... Yeah, I'm hard to please.

[Tabbykatze]

What I really don't like is Nvidia forcing their branding on non-Gsync capable systems. So is Freesync dead now, is it DisplayPort Adaptive Sync?

Nvidia muscling in on branding really puts a bee in my bonnet

[Lord Midas]

38" all the way. Need to see what the 35" Asus and Acer's are like

[blokeinkent]

What I really don't like is Nvidia forcing their branding on non-Gsync capable systems. So is Freesync dead now, is it DisplayPort Adaptive Sync?

Nvidia muscling in on branding really puts a bee in my bonnet

Looks like the 38" is using the propriety G-Sync board so of course would be branded /marketed as such.

The 27" is the compatible one so it's LG that have gone to Nvidia seeking compliance, and have decided to market it that way... not an Nvidia decision.

[Tabbykatze]

The 27" is the compatible one so it's LG that have gone to Nvidia seeking compliance, and have decided to market it that way... not an Nvidia decision.

[Nifl]

I hope they didn't forget to pay Philips when they used their Ambilight feature xD
Also: $2000 for those features? Not good enough. Local dimming is a must for that price.

[Lord Midas]

Any news/reviews on the 38GL950G yet?