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Product Name: | LG 32UK550-B 31.5" 16:9 4K FreeSync LCD Gaming Monitor |
Product Description: | Vertical Alignment (VA) Panel. HDMI | DisplayPort Inputs. 3840 x 2160 4K UHD Resolution. 3000:1 Static Contrast Ratio. 300 cd/m� Brightness. 178°/178° Viewing Angles. 4 ms Response Time (GtG). 60 Hz Refresh Rate. 1.07 Billion Colors. |
Model Number: | 32UK550-B |
Product SKU: | 1457459 |
UPC: | 719192624467 |
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"Is 1ms better than 5ms?
However, everything has a bit more blur, which can disguise the lack of motion blur on games. Run something like that on a 1ms monitor vs a 5ms monitor, and the clarity of text on the map is far easier to see. Use Lightboost or UMLB and it is much better. And like was mentioned, it is a bigger deal at 120hz."
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just a little added info-
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Yes, yes it is. My gameplay has gotten much better since switching to a dedicated monitor
"Is 1ms better than 5ms?
However, everything has a bit more blur, which can disguise the lack of motion blur on games. Run something like that on a 1ms monitor vs a 5ms monitor, and the clarity of text on the map is far easier to see. Use Lightboost or UMLB and it is much better. And like was mentioned, it is a bigger deal at 120hz."
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Satire? If not, help yourself by getting a 144hz or 240hz monitor.
Also I assume b&h won't let you return it? I know they don't let you return tvs.
I'd also like to get into photo editing, but figure any modern monitor is fine for me, a hobbyist that takes pictures when I travel.
Size seems good for me, price seems good for me, am I missing anything?
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Caveat - there are very few 4k monitors in 32 inch form factor. There are multiple, viable 4k high refresh rate monitors in 27 inch form factor.
There must be a hitch in the manufacturing process because the trends baffle me. There are tons of 27/28 inch offerings but then most jump to 40+ inches. To me, a vesa mountable 32-36 inch 4k monitor would be perfect, but there's only a handful in this size (this one isn't vesa mountable!).
27/28 is basically best for super crisp scaling to effectively around 1080p screen real estate. 40+ inches is too big in opinion and that's actually what I'm using right now (4k TV actually).
I would love industry insight as to why the 4k monitor market is like this. Would 32 inch variants be less popular than I think?
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