The LCD Monitors Thread: Tips, Tricks, Tweaks, New Products and Reviews

• watellaw on 17 Mar 17 @ 05:13 AM #

  @kagwang -

  Nag mahal na pala ang Lg 23MP58VQ P8050 na.

  
  
  kakakuha ko lng kanina, 7850 DQ. haha, kaso wala pa kong GPU. ano kaya maganda. sakit kasi ng RX480 or 470 tapos ang init pa. GG

• drunkonpiss2 on 17 Mar 17 @ 05:45 AM #

  Wow mura. Sayang sana maka saglit sa SG para bumili

• OpenJars on 17 Mar 17 @ 08:12 AM #

  I missed out on a free logitech g402, ghost recon and an effing trolley :(

• Esdeath on 17 Mar 17 @ 10:11 AM #

  noob question.
  
  may visible effect ba yung HIGHER refresh rate monitors (120-180hz) kapag naglalaro ka ng PS4/XBOX one and low fps games (probably 30-60fps?). Kita ba difference vs sa 60hz monitor? thanks

• raffydooo on 17 Mar 17 @ 10:19 AM #

  ^wala.
  
  you need to reach 80FPS+ to notice a difference in fluidity, smoothness etc.
  
  sa console, we use a normal 1080p HDTV or Monitor 60hz

• sleepygeepy on 17 Mar 17 @ 10:45 AM #

  @Esdeath
  
  I think if you plug a console like PS4 Pro or Xbox One to a 144Hz PC monitor, it will automatically set the refresh rate of the monitor to 60Hz. The HDMI output of a console can only deliver video at 60Hz so I'm sure you will not be able to use the 144Hz mode of the monitor.
  
  (Maybe future consoles like PS5 or Xbox Scorpio might support higher than 60Hz refresh rates, but not sure if that will happen)
  
  If your TV has 120Hz or 240Hz motion interpolation or some similar feature, you can make your console game look smoother motion-wise on those TV's.

• hdnewbie on 17 Mar 17 @ 11:48 AM #

  @watellaw Sir, sang branch po kayo ng DQ nakakuha?

• vladz17 on 17 Mar 17 @ 07:49 PM #

  ang laki!
  
  

• Gobi on 20 Mar 17 @ 03:22 PM #

  torn between 2 monitors... 4K price difference yung isa 1ms GTG 24" yung isa 2ms 22"... ramdam ba yung 1ms vs 2ms gtg sa gaming?

• Thakker on 21 Mar 17 @ 04:58 PM #

  ramdam ba yung 1ms vs 2ms gtg sa gaming?

  
  Hindi

• Gobi on 21 Mar 17 @ 06:17 PM #

  ayos set na ko sa 2ms Samsung BXR2250 hihihi
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• kagwang on 21 Mar 17 @ 08:31 PM #

  ok kaya to for P7,400
  <click here for link>
  
  or ito for P9,600
  
  <click here for link>
  
  -- edited by kagwang on Mar 21 2017, 08:32 PM

• Gobi on 22 Mar 17 @ 01:47 AM #

  ^ the bigger the better! lol

• penatbater on 22 Mar 17 @ 01:53 AM #

  nakakainis minsan mga companies, bat di nila nilalagay ung panel type x.x

• fakuryu on 22 Mar 17 @ 02:23 AM #

  @penatbater
  
  Huwag ka magalala, marami din sila hindi nilalagay gaya ng:
  
  % ng sRGB color accuracy
  true 8 bit panel ba gamit nila
  input lag
  
  Para sa akin, pinaka importante yung sRGB accuracy at kung true 8 bit panel sila.

• vladz17 on 22 Mar 17 @ 05:43 AM #

  ^
  Sana itest nila rin yung input lag para sa multiplayer. Parating "gaming" monitor.

• bintsmok on 22 Mar 17 @ 10:55 AM #

  LG 29UC88 <click here for link>
  
  2560 x 1080
  curved IPS panel
  75 Hz
  Free Sync
  
  
  

• mysterio on 22 Mar 17 @ 11:01 AM #

  Kaso sa Hong Kong naman iyan. Wala naman sa Pinas.

• bintsmok on 22 Mar 17 @ 11:09 AM #

  ^ Sharing lang naman para dun sa mga bumibili online o mga nasa HK.
  
  Ewan ko kung bakit neglected ang PH pagdating sa LG gaming monitors

• drunkonpiss2 on 23 Mar 17 @ 05:20 AM #

  Meron dito 29UM68. Di ko alam ano difference. Parang pareho lang.

• twistedpopo on 23 Mar 17 @ 08:42 AM #

  Meron na ba nag Benq GC2870 dito?

• Odellot on 23 Mar 17 @ 08:44 AM #

  @drunkonpiss2
  
  

  Meron dito 29UM68. Di ko alam ano difference. Parang pareho lang.

  
  
  Sa Itsura parehas lang..Pero yung 68 may Freesync Support while yung 58 wala..

• MrBungle on 23 Mar 17 @ 09:10 PM #

  Totoo bang mas halata yung motion blur nung mga 100Hz or 144Hz VA panels kumpara sa mga 144Hz na IPS at TN panels?
  
  Sayang kasi, parang ang ganda sana nung HP Omen X35 native 100Hz VA.

• sleepygeepy on 24 Mar 17 @ 12:16 AM #

  @MrBungle
  
  May motion blur tests si PCMonitors.info sa AOC AG352UCG, which is most likely using the same 35-inch 100Hz VA panel as the HP Omen X35. Based on their tests yung medium overdrive setting produced the best results at 100Hz. You might want to check it out.
  
  
  
  
  PCMonitors.info - AOC AG352UCG Review
  <click here for link>
  
  Kung may backlight strobing feature ang HP Omen X35 that can reduce any noticeable blurring or ghosting on-screen... but at the expense of G-Sync.
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• MrBungle on 24 Mar 17 @ 05:13 PM #

  @sleepygeepy
  
  Interesting. Nabasa ko somewhere na maganda daw ang overdrive compensation ng G-sync module. Ang ayaw ko lang sa VA panels ay yung sinasabi nilang "black crush". Mas gusto ko yung may detail pa rin na nakikita sa mga dark scenes.
  
  Anyway, I just found an explanation kung bakit parang mas mataas ang K:D ko sa BF1/BF4/BF3 pag gumagamit ako ng 144Hz gaming monitor at >100 FPS.
  
  *skip to 14:05
  
  
  TL;DW
  Yung net code pala ng Battlefield, 60Hz or 30Hz yung tick rate ng server/client for everything except yung damage data na same yung tick rate base sa frame rate ng game so kung say 120fps tumatakbo yung game, yung hit damage sa kalaban na binabaril ko ay nag-uupdate ng 120hz na tick rate kumpara kung 45fps lang yung game so naguupdate lang yung hit damage sa kalaban ng 45hz lang. Of course this is assuming maganda ang ping in the first place.
  
  Damn! Sana may maglabas na ng 21:9 1440p IPS na 144Hz native refresh rate. Kahit walang HDR, instabuy na para sa akin yun.
  
  -- edited by MrBungle on Mar 24 2017, 05:31 PM