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LG Display Unveils 'World's Fastest' OLED Monitor — Get Ready for 720Hz

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LG has just announced a new 720Hz OLED gaming monitor — that’s the fastest panel in the world with face-melting smoothness.

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At a recent exhibition, LG unveiled a monitor with an unprecedented refresh rate, which, however, came with some compromises. Image: LG The monitor has not yet received an official index, but it is based on a 27-inch panel with a resolution of 1440p and a standard refresh rate of 540 Hz. The main highlight is the activation of the DFR mode, which allows you to increase the frequency to an impressive 720 Hz, albeit at the expense of... The post L…

LG Display is currently unveiling a new OLED panel at K-Display in Seoul that pushes the boundaries of refresh rates even further. The 27-inch (68.58 cm) panel achieves a refresh rate of 540 Hz in native WQHD mode. At 1080p resolution, it even reaches 720 Hz...Read more: Gaming Monitors: LG Display Shows 540 Hz OLED Panel You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your price remains the same, and we receive a small commissio…

Following the gaming monitor market, it's sometimes hard not to get the impression that manufacturers don't pay much attention to the hardware gamers use. Why this conclusion? LG has unveiled a monitor with a 720 Hz refresh rate. It will be useful for owners of computers capable of generating 720 frames per second in games. Is a 720 Hz OLED monitor a thing of the past? It depends. "Frames Win Games" is the advertising slogan for NVIDIA GeForce R…

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