expired Posted by phoinix | Staff • Jul 22, 2022
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expired Posted by phoinix | Staff • Jul 22, 2022
Jul 22, 2022 8:52 PM
41% off LG 27GP850-B Ultragear Gaming Monitor 27” QHD (2560 x 1440) Nano IPS Display, 1ms Response Tim, 165Hz Refresh Rate, $296.99 - Amazon
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The Dell monitor uses the same LG panel down to the part number from LG with a miniscule difference in the ppi (109 vs 108) but all other specs of the panel are the same and both made by LG. This is relevant because it means the LG monitor shouldn't be anymore than $300 on a bad day because that's what the Dell version goes for in perpetuity before you consider dell coupons for 10% and portal rebates from a competitor(
https://www.displayspec
However if you are looking for basically the same monitor, get the Dell one linked above. It's the same monitor, just Dell branding.
However if you are looking for basically the same monitor, get the Dell one linked above. It's the same monitor, just Dell branding.
The Dell monitor uses the same LG panel down to the part number from LG with a minuscule difference in the PPI (109 vs 108) but all other panel specs are the same and LG makes both. This is relevant because it means the LG monitor shouldn't be any more than $300 on a bad day because that's what the Dell version goes for in perpetuity before you consider dell coupons for 10% and portal rebates from a competitor(
https://www.displayspec
However if you are looking for basically the same monitor, get the Dell one linked above. It's the same monitor, just Dell branding.
Dell use LM270WQA-SSA2 panel.
LG uses LM270WQA-SSC1 panel.
Dell S2721DGF at 165hz with a response time of 5.72ms and input lag of 8.9ms.
LG 27GP850-B at 180hz the response time when down to 4.65ms and input lag at 7.7ms.
LG 27GL850-B at 144hz with 5.76ms in response time and 10ms input lag.
LG 27GP83B at 165hz with the response time of 4.7ms and the input lag at 8.2ms
LG includes black light stroking (aka MBR or AMB) for those who care. While n/a on Dell.
The main difference is LG panel is more Over-Drive tuned for more performance and I think it might be bin-panel at a specific spec.
Also, the LG 27GP83B [amazon.com] ($300) uses the same panel (LM270WQA-SSC1) above but is limited to 165hz with the response time of 4.7ms and the input lag at 8.2ms (cheaper version of 27GP850 w/o OC and black light stroking)
Another monitor you should pay attention to would be the LG LG 27GL850-B [amazon.com] ($250-277). Use the same panel as the Dell (LM270WQA-SSA2). Run at 144hz with 5.76ms in response time and 10ms input lag.
Personally, both are great monitors, but at around $300 I would get the LG 27GP850-B instead for a little smoother experience and low input lag/response time.
Dell sometimes has a 10-15% coupon or cash back depending on the sale. While Amazon has those American express/Chase/Discover CC discounts ranging from $10-40 off (YMMV). It doesn't matter which merchant you buy from it is all about convenience. I did buy it from Amazon before the increased price changed. The total is $295 w/tax and FS.
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Dell use LM270WQA-SSA2 panel.
LG uses LM270WQA-SSC1 panel.
Dell S2721DGF at 165hz with a response time of 5.72ms and input lag of 8.9ms.
LG 27GP850-B at 180hz the response time when down to 4.65ms and input lag at 7.7ms.
LG includes black light stroking (aka MBR or AMB) for those who care. While n/a on Dell.
The main difference is LG panel is more Over-Drive tuned for more performance and I think it might be bin-panel at a specific spec.
Also, the LG 27GP83B [amazon.com] ($300) uses the same panel (LM270WQA-SSC1) above but is limited to 165hz with the response time of 4.7ms and the input lag at 8.2ms (cheaper version of 27GP850 w/o OC and black light stroking)
Personally, both are great monitors, but at around $300 I would get the LG 27GP850-B instead for a little smoother experience and low input lag/response time.
Dell sometimes has a 10-15% coupon or cash back depending on the sale. While Amazon has those American express/Chase/Discover CC discounts ranging from $10-40 off (YMMV). It doesn't matter which merchant you buy from it is all about convenience. I did buy it from Amazon before the increased price changed. The total is $295 w/tax and FS.