No it is not, the buydig deal is for the LG 27GN880-B which is a much better monitor. The 27GN880-B is a 144Hz high refresh rate, wide color gamet 10bit monitor.
Only thing is this monitor has usb c if that matters to you
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No it is not, the buydig deal is for the LG 27GN880-B which is a much better monitor. The 27GN880-B is a 144Hz high refresh rate, wide color gamet 10bit monitor.
No it is not, the buydig deal is for the LG 27GN880-B which is a much better monitor. The 27GN880-B is a 144Hz high refresh rate, wide color gamet 10bit monitor.
Only thing is this monitor has usb c if that matters to you
Good option if you're looking for an IPS panel and USB-C connectivity on a budget. I believe it's been this price for a few weeks on Amazon so not sure how "slick" this deal is. It's definitely a good value at this price point though.
Anyone know if I can set the resolution to 1080p and not get artifacts?
I have 2 LG monitors that has 1080p in 27". 1440p is great for gaming, but not so much for productivity, so I prefer to set it as 1080p. However, I have a 2560x1080p ultra widescreen 29" as my third monitor and the off scale between my twp 1080p's and ultra widescreen is driving me crazy.
Anyone know if I can set the resolution to 1080p and not get artifacts?
I have 2 LG monitors that has 1080p in 27". 1440p is great for gaming, but not so much for productivity, so I prefer to set it as 1080p. However, I have a 2560x1080p ultra widescreen 29" as my third monitor and the off scale between my twp 1080p's and ultra widescreen is driving me crazy.
Why would you want to set the resolution to 1080p though? You'd lose some screen real estate by doing so. At that point, you might as well just buy a 1080p monitor for much cheaper than $300.
Anyone know if I can set the resolution to 1080p and not get artifacts?
I have 2 LG monitors that has 1080p in 27". 1440p is great for gaming, but not so much for productivity, so I prefer to set it as 1080p. However, I have a 2560x1080p ultra widescreen 29" as my third monitor and the off scale between my twp 1080p's and ultra widescreen is driving me crazy.
If you are used to 1080P… yes you van set this monitor at 1080P. It will not any more blurry than your 27"
But the warning is… this monitor is capable of double that resolution.. once you get used to 1440P you will not go back down to 1080P.
IPS color recreation is better than VA panel also.
I run two 27" ips monitors 1440P
In screen resolution setting i set the zoom to 125% for bigger font.
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No it is not, the buydig deal is for the LG 27GN880-B which is a much better monitor. The 27GN880-B is a 144Hz high refresh rate, wide color gamet 10bit monitor.
Only thing is this monitor has usb c if that matters to you
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I have 2 LG monitors that has 1080p in 27". 1440p is great for gaming, but not so much for productivity, so I prefer to set it as 1080p. However, I have a 2560x1080p ultra widescreen 29" as my third monitor and the off scale between my twp 1080p's and ultra widescreen is driving me crazy.
I have 2 LG monitors that has 1080p in 27". 1440p is great for gaming, but not so much for productivity, so I prefer to set it as 1080p. However, I have a 2560x1080p ultra widescreen 29" as my third monitor and the off scale between my twp 1080p's and ultra widescreen is driving me crazy.
I have 2 LG monitors that has 1080p in 27". 1440p is great for gaming, but not so much for productivity, so I prefer to set it as 1080p. However, I have a 2560x1080p ultra widescreen 29" as my third monitor and the off scale between my twp 1080p's and ultra widescreen is driving me crazy.
If you are used to 1080P… yes you van set this monitor at 1080P. It will not any more blurry than your 27"
But the warning is… this monitor is capable of double that resolution.. once you get used to 1440P you will not go back down to 1080P.
IPS color recreation is better than VA panel also.
I run two 27" ips monitors 1440P
In screen resolution setting i set the zoom to 125% for bigger font.