This LG UltraGear Evo AI 27GM950B-B - 330Hz QHD | 165Hz 5K | Hyper Mini LED IPS | 27" | HDR1000 | USB-C PD90W gaming monitor with a 5K UHD 5120x2880 resolution delivers incredible detail precision and brightness, making each game scene truly vivid. Such a format is perfectly suited for expansive game worlds and provides advantages due to its wide field of view.
IPS technology ensures a more uniform liquid crystal structure, allowing pixels to maintain stable properties regardless of the viewing direction. This reduces color shifts and visual artifacts, making IPS technically a more balanced solution in comparison to other panel technologies.
AMD FreeSync provides adaptive monitor refresh rate with variable frequency range. It helps to prevent image tearing that occurs due to unsynchronized frame output. The technology improves motion uniformity and stability, especially in situations with variable frame frequency.
NVIDIA G-SYNC synchronizes each panel refresh cycle with the actual frame output, ensuring a harmonized operation of the panel and graphics system. This mode reduces motion distortions and ensures precise dynamic scene reproduction, especially in situations with variable frame rates.
The 165 Hz refresh rate is designed for tasks requiring increased uniformity and minimal delay. The panel's quick response helps to more accurately track movement and maintain a stable visual sequence. This mode is particularly useful for work with fast graphics and games.
VESA wall mount provides a standardized mounting hole layout, allowing you to safely attach the monitor to the wall using compatible brackets. This type of installation frees up desk space, reduces vibrations from the table, and ensures a stable screen position for prolonged work.
Built-in speakers allow the monitor to independently process and play audio signals, reducing the need for additional devices. This makes the workplace more compact and facilitates connection. The speakers provide basic sound support for multimedia and communication applications.
HDMI is a digital interface designed for stable video and audio transmission with a single cable. This approach reduces the number of connections and prevents unnecessary signal conversion. HDMI ensures a reliable connection, high throughput, and precise operation with modern devices without loss of quality.
DisplayPort is a modern monitor interface standard that ensures stable image transmission with high resolution and refresh intensity. It supports HDR, frame synchronization, and multiple monitor systems, maintaining detail accuracy and image quality for professional and gaming work.
The presence of USB-C allows for the transmission of image, sound, and power through a single universal port, simplifying the working environment. The connection ensures high data transfer speed and compatibility with modern laptops, reducing the number of cables needed for daily work or mobile use.
Multiple USB-C ports expand monitor functions when using modern digital devices. Each port provides power, signal, and data transmission through a single cable, reducing the complexity of the connection. This allows for simultaneous use of various devices and optimal cable placement.
USB Power Delivery is capable of powering connected devices through a single cable, eliminating the need for additional chargers. This feature simplifies connection and maintains a more organized workspace. The technology ensures stable power supply and data transmission.
USB-C video input ensures the transmission of video and audio signals through a single cable, simplifying the connection and reducing the number of wires. The connector supports modern data transmission protocols and ensures a stable signal. It improves the monitor's compatibility with a wide range of modern devices.
Warranty
LG provides this model with a 2 year warranty at all certified service centres.
DVI is a digital standard and ensures high image quality, however, thanks to the big size of the plug and the inability of the standard to develop further due to a few technical restrictions this type of connection is gradually losing its popularity to modern HDMI and DisplayPort standards. 
