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No 😔

I played RDR 2 and wasn't impressed with its performance. However, there was nothing noticeably wrong with platform games. If it were up to me, I would prefer a 4K monitor without an IPS panel, like an OLED, for console gaming. It's up to you; maybe you'll be satisfied. 😊👍

@@ProgressSaved87 i'm making the switch from a full hd, va panel. saw this for around 220€ on amazon, it should be a newer model and has all the specs, I am looking for (primarily getting this for cod). i thought it would be a good pickup, especially for the price.

Absolutely agree. I think you should get the monitor and try it out for yourself. I don't think it will cause any issues for COD. 🙏

@@zLiminalhave you got the monitor?

Brightness (Min.) [cd/m2] 240, Brightness (Typ.) [cd/m2] 300 --- Contrast Ratio (Min.) 700:1, Contrast Ratio (Typ.) 1000:1 🤘😊

I don’t know the reason, unfortunately. I have an Xbox Series X, and it works on that. I don’t have a PS5, though.😔

I have an Xbox game console. Since the monitor is 2K, you can automatically get 4K 60 fps resolution on the Xbox and yes, you can get 120 fps at 1440p. Unfortunately, I don't have a PS5, but it should be the same. 👋🏼😊

​@@ProgressSaved87Is it an HDMI 2.0 port? Does it play 4K resolution, which is excellent for the Xbox Series S?

Yes, there is an HDMI 2.0 connection. I played RDR2 in 4K 60 fps on my Xbox/X console, but I experienced a lot of ghosting and screen blur. For 4K, I think a 2K monitor doesn't provide the desired performance in action-packed and high-resolution games. But the choice is yours. 👍😊

It’s great , go for it

There's no overclocking. With a DP cable, you can get a maximum refresh rate of 165 Hz, and with an HDMI cable, you can get up to 144 Hz. ✌️😊

Among IPS monitors, this monitor is of such high quality that it allows you to achieve the best black levels. It even has a black stabilizer in its settings. If you want darker blacks, especially in movies, you can adjust it. Similarly, if you want a brighter image in games, you can lighten the color using the black stabilizer. But as I mentioned, since it's a 2K monitor, it causes ghosting in story-rich, action-packed games on the console. The choice is still yours. ✌️😊

An IPS monitor with 2K resolution and 165Hz is a great value for the price. I'm quite satisfied; it meets my needs. Unfortunately, I don't have detailed information about monitors from other brands. ✌️😊

I couldn’t find any information about this difference, but I don’t think it’s a significant change.👋🏼😊

I wouldn't recommend it for PS5; I used it on Xbox Series X and didn't like the console's performance. You might prefer a 4K monitor for a console. ❤️😊

@@ProgressSaved87ok thanks 🙏

You earned that sub

Thank you very much ❤️🙏

With a DP cable, you can achieve a maximum refresh rate of 165 Hz. With an HDMI cable, you can get a maximum refresh rate of 144 Hz. I use a DP cable. Additionally, the monitor has an FPS game mode option, which is sufficient for me. If you want more, you could look into monitors with a 240 Hz refresh rate. ✌️

@@ProgressSaved87 Thanks for the reply 👍. I want it for the ps5 165hz is more than enough.

I couldn't resist May's beauty. 😁✌️

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Unfortunately, I currently don't have any device that I use by connecting it to a monitor with a Type A cable.

You can't use certain settings simultaneously. When one setting is active, another setting automatically turns off. However, you can play at 4K 60fps on console. ✌️😊

SI, si tiene IPS Glow, es normal.

@@GalaxiadelAnime vale, muchas gracias por la aclaracion 😁

Congratulations, I hope it meets your expectations my friend. Peace ✌️😊

Not sure, but the laptop you mentioned might have trouble running at 2k 165Hz. It might not be powerful enough, but as I said, I'm not certain. ✌️🙂

@@ProgressSaved87 my laptop display is 1440p (2k) and 165hz refresh rate So now can It run?

With an HDMI connection, you can get up to 144 Hz, while with a DP connection, you can get up to 165 Hz. The monitor is 27 inches. As I mentioned, I can't say if there will be any issues without testing it on the laptop you're talking about. For instance, how many watts does your laptop's graphics card consume? I use an RTX 3060 Ti on my desktop, and it consumes 200 watts under load. If you want, you can buy it and try it yourself, and if it doesn't work, you can return it. Based on all this information, the decision is yours. ✌️

@@ProgressSaved87 thank you so much

The monitor does not have built-in speakers. 😔

I have an Xbox game console. Since the monitor is 2K, you can automatically get 4K 60 fps resolution on the Xbox, but considering the performance of the game console, I wasn't very impressed. For PC, 2K 165Hz is ideal. For the PS5, you might want to look for a 4K monitor or TV.

I have no knowledge about coding. But I should say that a 2k 165hz monitor will be sufficient for a standard computer user to play games, do editing, and coding. ☺️✌️

We didn't mean to cause harm. 😥

I haven't experienced screen tearing in games so far. I play games at 2k resolution with a 3060 Ti graphics card. However, when using the search engine in Windows 11, I encounter screen tearing on some websites, which is entirely due to my graphics card sometimes struggling to keep up with the 2k 165Hz resolution. My processor is a 7700X, and I have DDR5 6000Hz RAM, with an Asus Rog Strix B650E-e motherboard. Therefore, the 3060 Ti may be a bit underpowered. I'll soon upgrade to a 4070 Ti Super. Let's see if I still experience occasional screen tearing while browsing the internet in Windows 11. I'll keep you informed. 😊✌️

It can flicker but only if Free-Sync Premium is ON and your framerate fluctuates a lot. With the setting disabled or a stable framerate while using it, your monitor won't flicker.

The monitor I'm using has a power button located underneath. It's an IPS screen monitor, not OLED. It doesn't come with a remote control. 😊✌️

@@ProgressSaved87 ok thanks for reply

I own an Xbox Series X console. Whether to turn on FreeSync depends entirely on the game you're playing. If I'm playing a high-action, high-graphic game, I turn on FreeSync for smoother performance. Otherwise, I usually keep FreeSync off in most games.😊✌️

In terms of technical specifications, the Lenovo monitor you mentioned is better than the LG monitor I'm using. However, I haven't used Lenovo until today. So, I can't say anything as a personal experience. 😊✌️

First of all, I apologize for the delayed response. Let me put it this way, I've been using the monitor for 3 months now. I can say that I'm quite satisfied with it for gaming, editing, and watching movies. It fulfills my needs very well, and I have no complaints at the moment. 😊✌️

@@ProgressSaved87 Thanks for the update.

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@@ProgressSaved87 👏

@@Kyoraku67 👏

G27Q: Refresh rate 144 Hz, built-in speakers, 350 nit brightness, 120% sRGB color gamut, 65W power consumption. GR75Q-B: Refresh rate 165 Hz, no built-in speakers, 300 nit brightness, 99% sRGB color gamut, 45W power consumption. The monitors are fairly similar in terms of features, and the Gigabyte G27Q is indeed a good monitor. The choice is yours. ✌️🙂

As far as I know, the monitor you mentioned is a VA panel and has a curved design. The LG monitor is flat and has an IPS panel. I always prefer IPS panels. However, each monitor has its own advantages and disadvantages. The decision is yours.😊✌️

The HDMI, DP, and power inputs are located at the back of the monitor. And yes, a monitor arm can be attached to this monitor. 👍

@@ProgressSaved87 ah, makes sense, i was looking for a more bulkoer power cord and didnt realize the lower input was actually power. Thank you, i read one 2 different places vesa mounts wouldn't work because evsa holes are recessed

Don't worry, this monitor is compatible with VESA standards (100x100 mm) for both wall mounting and monitor arm. It's also stated in the user manual of the monitor. You're welcome. ✌️😊

The ghosting on the monitor is at a level that won't bother the eyes. I can't say it's completely absent, but it doesn't bother me. You can also enable HDR through the Windows display settings. It offers very pleasant and vibrant colors. I hadn't turned it on while recording this first video, sorry. Additionally, the monitor's game mode settings include an HDR effect.👍 Is the language you speak Italian? 😊

Brightness (Min.) [cd/m2] 240, Brightness (Typ.) [cd/m2] 300 --- Contrast Ratio (Min.) 700:1, Contrast Ratio (Typ.) 1000:1 It has ratios that would achieve a vivid and clear image. 👍

@@ProgressSaved87 Thank you

Unfortunately no. There are 2 HDMI 2.0 ports and 1 DisplayPort 1.4 port available. But a 2.1 HDMI cable operates at the speed of 2.0.

The monitor currently delivers 8-bit color, but you can adjust it to 10-bit through the Nvidia control panel.

​@@ProgressSaved87 Can it really change to 10 bit as it comes with 8 bit colour depth only?

@@dkgamer45 Actually, in the user manual of the monitor, it says that the product supports HDMI 8 bit / 10 bit / 12 bit and DP (DisplayPort) 10 bit for the Color Depth of the LCD screen. I have an Nvidia graphics card, and I can adjust the output color depth by going to the resolution change section in the Nvidia control panel. If you have an AMD graphics card, you can still make the necessary changes by going to the relevant section in the Adrenalin software. 😊✌

@@ProgressSaved87 i have an RTX 4060

You can use 165 Hz 10-bit with the DP input. 🙂✌️

I can say that there is no IPS glow compared to the other monitors I've used. It provides a very stable image. Based on my experiences so far, I highly recommend it. 👍

An ideal monitor for 2k gaming. HDR10 supported IPS panel, the response time 1ms and the refresh rate 165hz is quite sufficient. Frankly, it met my expectations. ✌️

@@ProgressSaved87 I'm ordering it tomorrow, is 8bit noticeable? Also is the gaming experience good? Any ghosting, ips glow etc? Also are you using g-sync or amd free sync?

It has 10 bit color depth and gives a very vivid and clear image, also 8bit works. The gaming experience is quite good, there are two adaptive synchronization modes: basic and extended. Extended is ideal for very active FPS games, while Basic is for games with a story where you don't need to be very fast. I tried gysnc on and did not encounter any problems. Freesync also works by the way. There is some ghosting UFOTest but it is not noticeable in games. There is no ips glow either. I am very satisfied, I hope you are as satisfied as I am. It's a bit of luck though.

​@@ProgressSaved87luck?

I'm talking about issues that arise from manufacturing defects or possible impacts during transportation, such as dead pixel formation, capacitor bulging, and screen flickering.

Searching obsessively for collectible items can be annoying for viewers. It might negatively impact the watchability. :) But thank you for mentioning that you enjoyed it. 🙏

​@@ProgressSaved87 But great archery.

Thank you my friend ✌️

Besides the survival mode, there are three difficulty levels in the game. I'm playing on normal difficulty. By the way thank you for your comment.

@@ProgressSaved87 Well, I see 8 arrows at the beginning and the animals are not shy. No problem. The video quality is excellent.

@@alegmakeyenka536 I'm appreciated my friend 🙏