hi
i am curious
cause currently thinking ultrawide or buy 1 more monitor
my current monitor 4k 60hz
if i buy a 2k 144hz ultrawide 34 / 2k 144hz 27 inch / 4k 144hz 27 inch
with my current monitor
2 is different resolution is it possible to use on it?
or will it get any issue?

read some web they mention if both monitor
different model and refresh rate
will get issue

Hi ,

no issue , I am using two lcd monitor with different model and resolution

Possible to use but if you drag over from monitor A to B will show windows apps size change due to different resolution issue.

As for different refresh rate won’t have any impact, Windows is very well handled it.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Dec 13 2020, 12:43 AM

From dual display setup perspective, it all depends on what you intend to do with the secondary display.

If you're just after real estate, then perhaps a uw setup might be more effective.

ok noted
thanks XD
cause if 1 60hz another 144hz
dunno will it capped to 60hz


ya i am thinking 2k mon high refresh rate gaming , 4k gaming or manga


got think about it
but if 34 inch ultrawide ips 3k
and problem is on 21:9 most ppl tell me anime on it
full screen will be weird

as long as you don't set as 1 big monitor; it works as 2 monitors 2 with screens..

the weird thing only happens when you try to surround with different resolution & refresh rate

ya this is the thing i worry
cause my current is 27 inch 4k 60 refresh rate
if i get 1 more 27 inch but is 2k with 144h refresh rate
not sure will weird or not

as mentioned before just set as 2 monitor.. not going to be weird.. don't surround it as 1 big monitor

Forget 4K gaming as there are no GPUs that can do 4K60 reasonably well, let alone 4K144

1440p 144Hz would be the sweet spot for many people out there

4K144Hz would be a very hard resolution to drive though (probably needs a 3090, or even two 3090s in NVLink)

wao really ?
then may be i get 1 more 27 inch 2k 144hz LG ips monitor
then use on it
cause i hard to decide either that 27 or 34 inch ultra wide
for ultrawide worry the black bar
if i open 16:9 anime

for 27inch i am aimming this LG 27GL850
for 34 inch ultrawide
still dunno va or ips
ips seem like price is around 4k = =

This post has been edited by silrave: Dec 13 2020, 09:31 PM

CP2077 already can bring the RTX3090 to its knees at 4K and that's without ray tracing (granted that game is still very unoptimized at that moment, but 4K60 gaming is still a very monumental task even for the new GPUs)

Just stick to a 1440p 144Hz panel instead

The 27GL850 is a good monitor, but don't discount other models like the Gigabyte M27Q as well

VA panels tend to favor good static contrast over response times (although there are fast VA panels, like the one found in Samsung's Odyssey G7/G9)

IPS panels on the meantime however offer a decent mix of both motion handling and image quality, but loses out the VA when it comes to contrast performance

LG 27GL850 is a good monitor but don’t demand too high on this monitor for HDR, it did not fully meet the requirement for HDR and you will facing some items in HDR over exposure, for example white cloud and snow.

I own this so I know. Haha!

A VESA HDR certified is very important, if you demand in HDR then get a monitor with minimum of VESA HDR400 certification.

By the way, LG 34GN850 + LG 27GL850 is a great companion for two monitors setup. Haha!

Lastly I suggest don’t get 4K monitor, no point getting it. First you need to enlarge in windows setting and this make classic apps looking blur. 2nd gaming is still very heavy for setting everything maximum even you use RTX 3080, I am using RTX 3080 and it is not powerful enough for new titles with everything set to maximum. Even from review RTX 3090 also got issue if you want the best visual look of the games.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Dec 14 2020, 12:12 AM

hahaha
G9 too expensive
G7 i got think before but not sure
cause so far my monitor is ips panel
not sure if beside put at vapenl will how


hahha i know
i thinking LG 34GN850 or LG 27GL850 with my 4k monitor
but the LG 34GN850 too expensive le

Nope - HDR400 is fake HDR at best:

https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/blog/why-your-...00-needs-to-go/

HDR600 is the bare minimum for any meaningful HDR, but that one is still a pretty low bar to begin with

There are proper HDR monitors like the Acer X27/Asus PG27UQ/PG35VQ/X35/PG32UQX, but those monitors are obsolete when you consider that you can buy a LG OLED TV for the same price of those monitors that will render those monitors completely obsolete

I got HDR400 monitors - LG 34GN850. I also got LG OLED C9 TV. I had compare side by side and I know it is fake or not fake. I am particular in display output. If they not meet the suppose output then I won’t satisfied with it.

Stop believing those said HDR400 is fake or HDR600 is barely minimum.

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Dec 14 2020, 08:57 AM

To be fair though, it's not bad, but not having any form of local dimming pretty much makes it not useful for HDR (which is a very important component for proper HDR). I myself has a Sony X9000H, and the local dimming on that one isn't particularly great either (you can easily see the blooming effects during HDR playback, especially in dark rooms)

https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/...r_than_nothing/

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Dec 14 2020, 09:00 AM

Local dimming had nothing to do with it and it is not that important unless you play games in total dark room.

Local dimming still shit, go for OLED if want to play at dark environment.

edited.

This post has been edited by chocobo7779: Dec 14 2020, 09:22 AM