Amazon has for
Prime Members: 32" LG UltraGear QHD 180Hz 1ms FreeSync HDR10 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor (32GS60QC-B) on sale for $199.99 >
now $187.14.
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LG Partner Store also has
32" LG UltraGear QHD 180Hz 1ms FreeSync HDR10 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor (32GS60QC-B) on sale for
$179.99.
Shipping is free.
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Specs/Key Features- Resolution: 2560 x 1440 (QHD)
- Refresh Rate: 180Hz
- Brightness: 300 Nits
- Response Time: 1ms (GtG)
- Contrast Ratio: 3000:1 (Typ.)
- Color Gamut (Typ.): sRGB 99%
- Panel Type: VA
- AMD FreeSync, HDR 10
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What some gamers will do is have 2 screens. A VA screen to play slower paced games like an RTS or RPG. Then an IPS screen to play an FPS.
I'm not familiar with this particular model, but Samsung still makes some of the best VA panels for gaming with very few of the issues people usually have with VA panel technology such as ghosting.
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What some gamers will do is have 2 screens. A VA screen to play slower paced games like an RTS or RPG. Then an IPS screen to play an FPS.
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I'd be careful with dismissing something just because it's a VA panel. "Super dated" is not a very good assessment of this technology.
I'm not familiar with this particular model, but Samsung still makes some of the best VA panels for gaming with very few of the issues people usually have with VA panel technology such as ghosting.
I have 3 of these in 27". I bought them last Black Friday for $156 each. I've been very happy with them. I use them 10+ hours a day for work and some occasional gaming on the weekend. I tried going back to a flat panel before I bought them, and concluded that I'll always prefer curved monitors.
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Very true, i should have been more specific. For general use any of the G series is pretty decent. I would say G6-G7 and above becomes preferable for gaming (I have a G6 series and its solid for gaming, although I also have an OLED which is superior) and are still much cheaper than the OLED options. I don't think there are very many IPS options in general compared to VA at least not for cheap (at which point I say just get an OLED), but you definitely can't go wrong with Samsung's upper range G series.
Long story short, for anyone on a budget looking for a decent gaming panel, don't blindly listen to the "VA panel bad" posts because that's a huge generalization. That's like saying avoid all OLED panels because there are some that still have burn in issues. Just do your research first, rtings is a good start and they usually mention if there are any issues like ghosting for a particular panel.
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