27GL83A-B

• FIXED Certain DisplayPort 1.4 monitors may display random black screen flicker when connected to DisplayPort 2.1 graphics card [5277453]After testing, the problem encountered when using 50 series graphics cards on LG 27GL850-B monitor has finally been fixed, when G-Sync is turned on, pressing alt-

Im like you, looking hard for a $300 monitor for my setup. From my search I'm feeling confident in wants IPS cause OLED looks to dark and I like it bright. Also know Im feel pretty confident in wanting 1440p to pair with my 5070Ti. I know I can handle 4k with my GPU but I like the middle ground of g

I have the 27" LG 27GL83A I bought in 2022. It's connected to both my M1 Mac Mini and a PS5. It's a 1440p 144Hz gaming monitor and works great with the Mini. Text is clear and not blurry and it's running at 144Hz. I'm connected via DisplayPort (DisplayPort to Thunderbolt 3/USB-C adapter) to the Mini

Yeah I would. Not the LG is bad by any means, it's just a few years older and the Asus is tuned a bit better. https://www.rtings.com/monitor/tools/compare/lg-27gl850-b-27gl83a-b-vs-asus-rog-strix-xg27acs/912/56501 You can compare them both directly here though and any of the other 1440p monitors aro

I've watched YouTube videos of va panels and vegetation/foliage and cannot seem to replicate what they recorded. I've not found anything that stands out instantly as typical VA smearing. I have no doubt there may be a small amount, but gaming for the past 5 days with this, it looks as good as my LG

The LG 27GL83A-B is a solid option My brother has that one and it has worked the same for like 3 years now Not the best with contrast but performance is pretty good as its IPS

OLEDs work best at higher refresh rates closer to their maxima. Unless you know you'll upgrade your graphics card soon, I'd personally suggest sticking with a regular fast IPS or mini-LED IPS/VA monitor since you may not hit consistently high FPS at 1440p depending on the game and settings. If you u

It'd help to know what you'd be upgrading to, but I personally think 1440p is a good sweet spot right now. The monitor you linked should be fine for your needs. I'm still running the version of this monitor from 2019 (27GL83A) just fine for a mix of multiplayer and singleplayer games.

My PC monitor is the LG UltraGear QHD 27-Inch Gaming Monitor 27GL850-B, it is a LED monitor. This flickering issue happens only with the first descendant game. Either turning off the variable refresh rate in Windows or the frame generation in the game settings does nothing. The only way I am able to

As your dock features a Thunderbolt 4 connector, this can allow you to connect to an external GPU dock. Recommended site and subreddit: Best eGPU Enclosures – September 2025 External GPU Buyer’s Guide | eGPU.io and r/eGPU. This GPU dock can allow you to logically mount a desktop GPU e.g. an NVIDIA R