LG UltraGear Gaming Monitors | OLED, VESA AdaptiveSync and 240Hz (2022)
LG's new trio of UltraGear gaming monitors include the company's first OLED model, the 48GQ900, and two 32-inch models, 32GQ950 and 32GQ850, which help inaugurate the VESA AdaptiveSync certification program. The latter is a new effort by the electronics' industry organization to provide a logo for buyers to clarify manufacturer claims about variable refresh rate performance; it displays the maximum frame rate the monitor can hit with adaptive sync in default settings for the native resolution.
The 32-inch models do support HDR; one's a 4K, 144Hz model with a 1,000-nit peak brightness, while the other supplies a 240Hz refresh rate in 1440p, hitting 600 nits of peak brightness. They both use LG's Nano IPS panels.
The two monitors are the newest models to receive AdaptiveSync certification, but a handful of LG's older monitors have also been retroactively certified as well. There's also a new MediaSync Display logo certification, which is a pass/fail mark for display jitter in general playback.
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