32GS60QC-B

I recently bought three LG Ultragear 31.5” 180 Hz QHD 32GS60QC-B monitors for a triple-screen sim racing setup, but I ended up returning them. The 1000R curvature was way too aggressive, and because of that the Bezel-Free Kit didn’t align properly. After that, I switched to the ASUS TUF Gaming VG32W

LG 32GS60QC-B Ultragear 32-inch Curved Gaming Monitor QHD (2560x1440) 180Hz Pretty impressed with them, especially for the price.

Yeah I agree, it’s a solid entry point. Just pair it with a nice monitor and it’ll be good to go. Something like the AOC Q27G3XMN $269 on Amazon Or LG UltraGear 32GS60QC $199 on Amazon. (Nice deal too bought mine at $270)

Hello everyone.

I recently bought the LG 32GS60QC-B. The issue is that when something dark is on screen the auto brightness kicks in and lowers the brightness . This has been really frustrating because it’s practically changing constantly when playing games or just browsing. I’ve searched everywher

I was skeptical while ordering this as it has just been released, but I love that the blacks are good for an IPS panel, have used Lg 27gr75q earlier, as well as Lg 32GS60QC, but 32gs85q is way better than both of them maybe because of nano led. Ive got a Dell G15 laptop whose display feels way simil

No, there is no ghosting. Samsung G5 are decent panels but I would highly suggest LG 32GS60QC-B. These LG panels are recently released and have a more vibrant colour ratio than G5. I also do like how vibrant and contrast they are once you switch them into HDR mode. You will see some random reviews s

I went with the LG UltraGear 32GS60QC-B - solid balance, no regrets so far

I am on theses "LG UltraGear Curved Gaming Monitor 32GS60QC" there VA ,got them on sale for 180 euro each! I swapped to using OLED about 10 years ago for my PC and TV watching, ( Im very anal about picture and motion quality) I currently have 2 65" oled TV's one 42" oled TV and an a Alien ware 34" Q

I got these 32” LG 32GS60QC 180Hz 1440p for $750 CAD or $531 USD. Yes, it’s possible to get a good set of triples for $500 if you look around for sales.

Well this is weird, I have an LG Ultragear 32GS60QC. According to Displayspecifications it's a 10bit (8bit + frc) monitor, but it's noticeably more comfortable when I set it to 10bit, instead of 8bit. I'm on Win11. I wonder what exactly is happening when it's set to 8bit. It was a later update on Wi