LG Electronics UltraGear Gaming Monitor 48GQ900-48 inch, UHD 4K OLED, 120Hz (O/C 138Hz), 0.1 ms(GtG), 1.5M:1 Contrast Ratio, Nvidia G-Sync Compatible, AMD FreeSync Premium, Stereo speakers, HDMI 2.1

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Widen Your Gaming View Thanks to UHD 4K OLED display representing outstanding clarity and realistic picture with HDR10 delivering dynamic contrast, LG UltraGear™ monitor can help gamers immerse into the game and feel as if they were in the center of the game at the 48-inch large screen. The 48GQ900-B has a higher 4k resolution and a 16:9 aspect ratio, essentially making it a small TV that delivers sharper images.

When used for a multi-window setup, I found it to be a very good fit for getting work done during the day. It also comes with a wireless desktop remote, not unlike the controller for the Samsung Odyssey Ark. Not only are the above levels able to be sustained but the 2% peaks can be exceeded in smaller areas of the screen, like flames or sun flares.AEK) delivers an incredible refresh rate and enjoyable UHD 4K viewing effortlessly via DisplayPort or HDMI. The stand supports the monitor extremely well, allowing for very little wobble even if you nudge the desk or table it's on.

We initially used results from the LG 48 C1 OLED review, but we've since changed our testing exceptionally for OLED monitors to use a smaller window size that won't trigger the ABL and affect the results. Ansonsten gab es keinerlei Mackel läuft alles so wies soll, eventuell könnte man die Skalierung am Pc noch etwas anpassen, aber das ist eben nicht zu vermeiden bei dieser Monitorgröße. The ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ and the LG 48GQ900-B are both OLED monitors with different screen sizes and have many similarities.Originally, we encountered some strange results during the response time testing that was caused by the monitor's Automatic Brightness Limiter and not the actual response time of the display. Brightness can ramp up to more than 400 nits in a 10 percent window (in other words, when only 10 percent of the display panel is lit). In essence, every pixel is its own local dimming zone, right to the point of completely turning the pixel off. It means gamers can fully enjoy UHD 4K resolution and up to 120 Hz (O/C 138 Hz) without fuss either by DisplayPort or HDMI. Using it with a single maximized window is a waste of space and leaves you turning your head to take in the whole screen.