LG 34GP83A-B Inch Ultragear: Curved, High Dynamic Range, 🖥️ G-SYNC Compatible - Ultimate Performance at 3440X1440P with Height Adjustment Review

This is a review of the LG 34GP83A. I've been saving money for months to get an ultra wide curved screen and I'm amazed at the quality that LG has to offer. Buying a monitor is a really confusing affair - the naming scheme is crazy, it's hard to know which combination of specs will suit your needs, and there seems to be a lack of satisfactory quality control. The last point is crucial. You're spending a lot of money on a screen that can have dead pixels, backlight bleeding, stuttering…

**Update in 6 weeks**: I'm giving it two stars mainly because they never provided the missing cable (although I worked with customer support for an hour to order it). but also because the OSD software is very clunky/slow. It's still a really good monitor, but if I had to do it again I'd probably spend more for the 950G option. --- Works remarkably well, especially after a few minutes of normal setup/"new monitor" setup. Yes, there are more expensive models, but I've done a lot of research and I

If in doubt, check out this screen's review from RTings. I have two monitors installed and moving objects on this screen compared to another is absolutely night and day. LG really excelled at the math of LCD pixel color transitions. Many good screens are still very blurry in motion, such as B. a hard-edged window between dark gray and darker gray, but this screen remains very sharp around the same edges. If you like retro style games where objects move fast in 2D fields. , especially emulators…

I'm writing this mainly to let other Linux users who use Nvidia GPUs know about my experience with UltraGear, not "hey look at me, I'm a Linux user". I'm using the KDE Neon distro, RTX 2060 Super, version 470 drivers. Gsync works for me out of the box. You must disable Compositor to enable Gsync. I haven't tested Freesync but I assume it will work as it depends on the monitor. I was scared when I first turned on the monitor as I had read other reviews on here. about dead pixels, which happens…

Pros+ This is the first monitor in almost a decade that didn't have a single dead pixel on my first try. LG on this product Acer x34 with its own gsync module. Also no flickering with gsync enabled.+HDR10 - Don't underestimate it, the panel is bright enough to look really good in some games like Mass Effect Legendary Edition and No Man's Sky better in SDR. Try it yourself, I was pleasantly surprised. Also disable HDR in Windows when not in use in games as it blurs desktop colors + OSD is the…

EDIT 1 -------- Sometime shortly after my first check, I found 1 stuck pixel about 3 inches down and to the right of center. It just appears on a completely black background so I really think it's stuck and not dead. It's not noticeable in practice, so I'm not deducting a star for that. I would like to mention HDR again on this monitor. It's just frustrating, so don't buy it if you're looking for a good HDR experience. The white levels are very bloated and sometimes I want to reconnect my…

Have wanted this for a few years but didn't want to pay more than $800. I recently bought it on the Revain sale for $599 and am very pleased. I've had several other 165Hz IPS monitors and luckily the colors on this one are out of the box. I don't like messing around with settings too much. The 160Hz overclock works well, leave it on the fast response setting. I haven't tried HDR so can't comment on that. Great if you prefer colors that stand out from the contrast. There are no dead pixels…

If you have a larger, decent 1080p 144Hz monitor, you won't see or feel a significant difference. You're more likely to fret over sublime blacks and oddly over-the-top colors. I used a colorimeter for calibration. It's better than older technology in some subtle ways, and a lot worse in some seriously annoying ways. The drop in performance on a nice 16x9 screen at 144Hz at 1080p is huge and very frustrating when using the 3070ti which is a very powerful graphics card. Build quality is…

I never really liked Ultra Wide Curved 144Hz monitors until I decided to try them. And when I did, man, I needed a second one! I received 2 of these monitors within 5 days. I didn't realize how capable good monitors can be when it comes to gaming. I've been playing 23" 1080p 16:9 60Hz monitors for almost 10 years. They literally change the rules of the game. So soft. I'm glad I got them because they look like $200 more than they did when I got them !

To be honest I didn't sleep much last night because I was very nervous about the dead pixel display. In some reviews this seems to be an issue, but the fact that there are few reviews out of several thousand reviews probably should have been more telling. Needless to say, my display is flawless. The picture quality is confusing. I don't even feel like I'm playing the same games. Going from 1080p@60Hz to 1440p@144Hz is an insane difference and the color quality blows my old monitor off its feet.

The monitor's specs are clear enough, and thankfully there are plenty of good YouTube videos unpacking and showing what it's capable of, so I won't get into those. I didn't buy this monitor for gaming, although I did play some high FPS and HDR games on it just to test it out. It does what it's supposed to do and that's why I gave it five stars. The HDR capabilities are pretty bold and handy. It works well with Windows 11 with the display always set to HDR. The refresh rate works like a charm…

When you install a powerful GPU, start thinking about how best to use it. do you choose 27 inch 4K or ultra wide 1440p? obviously if you are reading this you are seriously considering the latter option. I installed 3090/10900k/32GB RAM with this monitor and you can max rdr2 and get around 90 fps. Personally, I'm aiming for 60 fps in this particular upscaling/TSS game. It looks amazing and the field of view you get from the ultra wide gameplay is amazing. Note, however, that the additional real…

After so many hours of searching for the perfect gaming monitor, I have settled on this monitor as the best in its category. I know there are better monitors out there than this but the price is the best in this price range. For gaming and even watching movies, the resolution is incredible. The resolution on the box says 1440, but if the source can do better, the monitor can project 2160. That's really impressive. The only downside: black looks gray in dark rooms.

2k resolution with lush goodness and a little love, this monitor creates an immersive experience with its enclosing curved monitor, it really changes the way you watch your games, almost like a movie screen. I would recommend however if you are going to set up a dueling or even triple monitor then you need a strong monitor mount. The standard stand can be limiting, especially given how far the counterbalance stand protrudes. Basically the front legs will get in the way of keyboard placement…

Monitor arrived safe and sound, well packaged. It was connected and ready to use in minutes. No dropout pixels. The large screen offers good peripheral vision. When watching HD and Blu-ray movies, the screen width is too big for the height and the excess area turns black. Works perfectly.

I am very happy with this monitor! I work with visual effects and motion graphics and was looking for something I could use for both work and play. Most of the options I considered start at $1,500 and up. I had to make some small compromises on color, HDR and resolution, but that's a HUGE difference between my two old 27" 1080 monitors from 2014 2014. I've been using smaller I think 22" 4K monitors, and it was difficult. sometimes see the user interface in my software. I'm a bit blind so the…

So far so good though. The product must include a USB 3.0 cable as this is the only way to use the USB ports on the back of the monitor. Maybe HDMI too, so don't expect any of that to be in the book. There is a generic DP cable that I believe is 1.4 compatible, but I bought my own DP 1.4 just to be sure.

Very happy with this purchase. The monitor works great. The only real problem is that when it's turned off, weird specks appear on the display, like scratches or something. It worries me a little, but there are no problems with it yet.

SO MUCH SCREEN! 32 inches end to end on a stand that allows for a 4.5 inch height and approximately 20 degree angle change. This is the bottom of the screen from a minimum of 4 inches from the desktop to a maximum of 8.5 inches (if you plan to put something below). The bend is PERFECT. With a screen this big and supposedly close to you, the curve feels natural and relaxed. Unfortunately the stand doesn't work. NOT swivelling, but such a big screen needs stability. The main downside is the lack…

It has Philips Hue bulbs plugged into it and is a lot of fun to play with. Playing Guardians of the Galaxy is a pleasure on this monitor. I will try to update the video.