40U990A

I like the 5k2k 40” monitors. I have both the lg 40u990a that does 120hz and an older hp z40c g3 that are sometimes available as cheap refurbs on eBay. One for work, one for home. I prefer one large screen over multi screen setups and must have usb hub built in so I can have a single thunderbolt cab

Here are a few but there are more. The point though is that so little content is compatible with 5k that most people are far better off with the limitless options at 4k, any hz you want, HDR, so many advantages. https://www.walmart.com/ip/5539460685?sid=8dd55d6b-af36-4fcf-b75e-753418105280 https://w

I have seen no official confirmation, some news aggregator websites like that one mention it as a given with no source. Others mention DP2.1 DSC (like displayspecifications.com) which is meaningless - of course it supports DSC, it's part of the standard - and points towards not enough bandwith to dr

I have a 40" 5K2K IPS (LG 40U990A-W) for work and a 45" 5K2K OLED (LG 45GX950A-B) for casual gaming and media and I honestly can't go back to anything else. GOATed resolution in my opinion. With these two monitors specifically they are big enough and have high enough resolution that they can do it a

I've had the 40U990A-W for two weeks now and have also compared it with the Dell: The fan was extremely loud when it was delivered, which was very annoying. After the firmware update, everything was suddenly within a very acceptable range. Sure, you can hear it in a very quiet environment, but the b

If you like sharp readable text then it's a bit too big. The PPI (pixels per inch, pixel density) is 125 PPI vs the new 39inch which is 142 PPI. And just for comparison my 5k x 2k LCD (lg-40u990a-w) is 139 PPI. A 32-inch 4K monitor typically has a pixel density of approximately 138 PPI (pixels per i