I mainly play games on PC and mobile phones
In addition to the host equipment conditions, following thinking regarding it, a 2K screen is more suitable
So no straight up to 4K
Reasons for choosing 32GQ850
In addition to brand loyalty
(Because I have always been a user of LG screens
There are also specification considerations
This one has DP 1.4 and HDMI 2.1
For PC, 2K resolution can support 260Hz update rate and 12bit output
With ATW polarization compensation, the problem of IPS Glow can also be slightly improved
But the price is a bit high
Finally, pay in 3 installments XDD
Because of the lighting in the room, it is difficult to find a place with little reflection
But 32GQ850 is a matte screen
Therefore, the degree of reflection will be smaller, and the eyes will be less tired
There is a whole line clip in the tripod part
It is very convenient if you may plug in a lot of wires like me
It can also make the desktop much cleaner visually
But it is not very easy to remove when it is to be removed, the card is very tight
The exterior design of this generation of backplane is not an induction cooker
Instead, change to a polygon
It looks more streamlined…but why should the back panel be streamlined….
On the edge of the back panel, two RGB light strips are hung on each side
If you want to change the color or change the lighting effect display, you can adjust it from the OSD menu.
There are four colors that can be adjusted
Hitting once morest a white wall is still full of energy
The whole group of I/O is also allocated quite complete
The only pity is that there is no Type-C (?
Although it may not be useful….
As mentioned earlier, 32GQ850 has DP 1.4, HDMI 2.1
The highest I can set is 260Hz at 2K resolution, and it can also have 12bit video output
Although the naked eye may not be able to fully distinguish…
Plus ATW Polarization Compensation
Overall it looks quite comfortable
when playing video games
Support 1ms GTG and G-Sync/FreeSync
and a refresh rate of up to 260Hz
Although it is adjusted to more than 160Hz, I feel that it is almost XDD
But if you play for a long time
260Hz is more comfortable for the eyes
The part of OSD adjustment is also very complete
In addition to adjusting some picture parameters
There are also some game modes that can be tweaked
Tools for tactical functions can also be activated
For example, the black stabilizer, I personally think it is good to use
The performance of the dark part will be more obvious
It is helpful to play some games with more dark scenes
In terms of specifications
2K resolution with 1ms GTG, 260Hz, DCI-P3 98%, HDR 600
Plus ATW polarization compensation, and G-Sync/FreeSync
The actual use has exceeded my original expectations
And following all, I am an old user of LG screen
I am more used to the adjustment of the panel color and so on.
If you want to talk regarding the shortcomings
Probably because the price is a bit expensive XD
that’s all
