Review on LG 38WQ88C W Inch Curved UltraWide Monitor: Immersive 3840X1600 Display with On Screen Control and Dynamic Action Sync by Dale Shea

After tons of research, I finally settled on a 38-inch UHD widescreen monitor from LG for my gaming rig in my office. The trick was finding a display that could handle 4k from my PS4Pro as well as 4k. from my PC to various video inputs. And that thing really shines! If you've never seen a 4k display. Fun awaits (assuming you have 4k capability). The extra detail and resolution in some games is amazing. God of War PS4P is nothing short of a spectacle. Gorgeous colors, hair rendition, strands of sweat, bugs moving across a branch, runes swirling on a flimsy grid. to jump everything off the screen. The refresh rate is fantastic and I haven't seen any flickering in any game, from F1 2017, Call of Duty or Deus Ex-2, even on the highest settings. You can really push your graphics card with this monitor. There are only two 4k inputs (one HDMI and one DP) and one low-speed HDMI, as well as two USB ports. Note. Compatibility can be an issue. Check your cables as you will need high speed HDMI and DisplayPort cables for this to work with your devices (we had issues with a 2017 Mac that used an old HDMI to DP cable. We found that we need a new cable). Also, if you use USB-C adapters on the ends of your video cables, you may also encounter a problem. You need a high-speed cable with no adapters on the end (cable MAY have other end connectors but no adapters). Overall I really like this monitor. It's a bit pricey but worth it for the picture you get.