Yes, I remembered wrong.kimwoobingsu wrote: ↑ Data on Cx3 is not always right, I have a few instances where I have purchased items from amazon at lower prices than It shows on the graph.
Still though, even at $599 this monitor is hot. Thanks OP
Yeah, I've had this monitor on alert since announced. It wasn't even in stock for most of the summer and fall. Some places still dont have it in stock. If this was going for $499, it would be ridiculously cheap. This monitor is on backorder in europe for 599E. All my european friends are still waiting for it.
That'll vary, as always, between units. Most reviews state there is no or very little flashlighting while some have issues. Overall this is an excellent 1440p IPS monitor for AMD and Nvidia gaming and even non-color critical media editing and the like at this price.dazurn wrote: ↑ This monitor seems to have problems with black uniformity:
https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/lg/27gl850-b
Which one?Thundercloud wrote: ↑ The Lenovo monitor might be better for just a bit more.
lenovo-canada-lenovo-legion-y27q-20-165 ... #p31908309hansdoreen wrote: ↑ Which one?
Is that lenovo panel 165hz native? Otherwise the LG one is definitely better since it support gsync natively.
Identical panel as this LG and Lenovo drives it at 165hz from factory.hansdoreen wrote: ↑ Is that lenovo panel 165hz native? Otherwise the LG one is definitely better since it support gsync natively.
