You also get an sRGB emulation mode with adjustable brightness in case you want to view accurate SDR colors with ~100% sRGB gamut. Image Qualityīased on a Nano IPS panel, the LG 27GP950 offers vibrant and rich colors, covering 98% of the DCI-P3 color space (equivalent to ~135% sRGB). Note that the ‘-B’ in the monitor name just stands for black design. Here’s everything else you need to know about it! LG OnScreen Control - Allows you to split the screen in to dockable regions that windows can expand to, quite useful for productivity.The LG UltraGear 27GP950-B is basically the HDMI 2.1 version of the LG 27GN950, allowing for 4K 120Hz support on the PS5 and the Xbox Series X.Also this monitor supports Nvidia's new compatibility with Freesync.

G-Sync - Nvidia's mechanism for syncing output of the card with the monitor, helps reduce tearing.With the software you can also sync the colours to the output of your screen or speakers. This can be controlled via a button at the front of the screen or via the LG Ultragear control center. Cool Lighting - The back of the monitor lights has a giant LED ring that can light up.Amazing Specs - Toted at up to 175hz, 1ms response this is a beast of a monitor.As I bought this during the lockdown this was useful as I'm switching between my gaming PC and Laptop. HDMI/DP Connections - Both DisplayPort (for max settings) and HDMI are both supported so this can be easily switched between devices.Sharp - It's a sharp screen on the Nano IPS and is smooth when running at 120hz which I've current got set up (See below for why).Super large - Sitting at 38 inches it's a very wide monitor, this did take a few days to get used to but it's great now.

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