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popularEragorn | Staff posted Yesterday 10:25 PM
[LG Partner Store] 45" UltraGear evo OLED 5K2K WUHD 165Hz / WFHD Dual Mode 330Hz Gaming Monitor $1170 + Free Shipping
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LG Partner Store [lg.com] has 45" UltraGear evo OLED 5K2K WUHD 165Hz or WFHD Dual Mode 330Hz 0.03ms G-Sync Compatible Gaming Monitor (45GX950A-B) for $1299.99 - $130 when you apply promo code SAVE10 in cart = $1169.99. Shipping is free or choose free Best Buy store pickup where available.
Key features:
Key features:
- World's First 5K2K (5120 x 2160) OLED Gaming Monitor
- 125 PPI: Sharp Text Clarity with Reduced Color Fringe
- Stunning and bright OLED visuals with rich color, deep blacks, and 1.5M:1 contrast
- Dual Mode: 45" OLED Gaming in Stunning UHD at 165Hz or faster 330Hz in Full HD
- A near instantaneous 0.03ms response time keeps gameplay fast and smooth
- DisplayPort 2.1 bandwidth ensures ultra-smooth, fluid motion at higher refresh rates
- Seamless frame sync with FreeSync™ Premium Pro and G-Sync® for stutter-free gaming
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LG Partner Store [lg.com] has 45" UltraGear evo OLED 5K2K WUHD 165Hz or WFHD Dual Mode 330Hz 0.03ms G-Sync Compatible Gaming Monitor (45GX950A-B) for $1299.99 - $130 when you apply promo code SAVE10 in cart = $1169.99. Shipping is free or choose free Best Buy store pickup where available.
Key features:
Key features:
- World's First 5K2K (5120 x 2160) OLED Gaming Monitor
- 125 PPI: Sharp Text Clarity with Reduced Color Fringe
- Stunning and bright OLED visuals with rich color, deep blacks, and 1.5M:1 contrast
- Dual Mode: 45" OLED Gaming in Stunning UHD at 165Hz or faster 330Hz in Full HD
- A near instantaneous 0.03ms response time keeps gameplay fast and smooth
- DisplayPort 2.1 bandwidth ensures ultra-smooth, fluid motion at higher refresh rates
- Seamless frame sync with FreeSync™ Premium Pro and G-Sync® for stutter-free gaming
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Here's the LG compared to a 32" 16x9 monitor and then compared to a 27" monitor
I think I'd have to put this on the bottom with the two wides on the top and get rid of the top center. But then the speakers would have to move to thes sides of the wide on bottom.
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LG's Spyware TVs
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LG's Spyware TVs
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BTW, the monitor referenced in Gamer's Nexus video went on sale from $1200 to $689 within 24 hours of posting. LOL!
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LG monitor software, specifically the LG Monitor App Installer, is being silently installed via Windows Update when compatible displays are connected, often triggering unwanted McAfee promotional pop-ups. This behavior utilizes a Windows driver pipeline to trigger a Microsoft Store app installation without user consent or a prompt.
To block this automatic installation, users can enable a specific Group Policy setting. Open gpedit.msc and navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Device Installation. Enable the policy titled "Prevent automatic download of applications associated with device metadata." This setting stops Windows from pulling vendor-specific apps tied to connected hardware while preserving standard driver updates.
Alternatively, users can disable the Microsoft Store entirely via Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Store by enabling "Turn off the Store application," though this is a more aggressive measure that affects all Store functionality. For immediate relief, the app can also be prevented from launching at startup via Settings > Apps > Startup, though this does not remove the underlying package or prevent future reinstallation.
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