27GL83A-B

Bought this for my wife and promptly bought a refurbished unit for myself. Compared to my LG 27GL83A-B - the blacks are better and a crisp image. Since it is VA people complain about the viewing angles but for me I don't notice a difference. And my single player games (Cyberpunk, Elden Ring, DOOM) l

Mini LED is 99% better than IPS, I am using a neo G7 as my main monitor with a 27inch LG IPS as my secondary (27GL850-B) The IPS i have is actually pretty good though, pretty much minimal to no backlight bleed and decent colours on it but the neo g7 produces much better blacks and more colour accura

I second the "your colour profile is messed up" LG 27GL850 with downloaded colours profile. (I don't even remember which colour profile I downloaded, sorry)

review LG 27GL850 => link notare commento HDR: The LG 27GL850 is terrible for HDR. Blacks look gray due to its low contrast, and it doesn't have a local dimming feature to further improve it. It also fails to make colors look vivid. breve googlata e da quello che ho capito HDR10 è semplicemente uno

27" 144/160/180hz 2k(1440p) monitor is what i would go for. But note that i obviously have a bias because i myself am using a 27" 144hz 1440p monitor atm. Panel choices are TN/VA/IPS/OLED. TN allows for highest refresh rates, but kinda washed out colors. VA has deep blacks and high contrast, but suf

the different is very noticeable in the boxes below, both with windows 11 automatic color management and also with novideo sRGB enables, so idk, its strange. Another strange behaivor is that when i enable ACM i get the same look i get with novideo sRGB, but only for a fraction of a second, then the

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/27gl850-b-27gl83a-b Check the "color accuracy" segment. The white balance is absolutely terrible by default, I'd just recommend copying the Rtings calibration settings. I usually wouldn't recommend copying white balance but 7800k color temp out of the box is