With a 34-inch IPS display, the LG 34GP950G-B is an excellent ultrawide gaming monitor. It’s part of LG’s famous UltraGear gaming monitor range, and it delivers an exceptional gaming experience with an excellent reaction time at the maximum refresh rate, very low input latency, and a few additional gaming features. It supports NVIDIA’s G-SYNC variable refresh rate technology natively, as well as AMD’s FreeSync technology, albeit FreeSync does not operate through HDMI on this model.
LG 34GP950G-B monitor features wide viewing angles, like other IPS displays, but low contrast, making it unsuitable for gaming in low light. It does offer a local dimming option, which is claimed to enhance dark-scene performance, but it’s rather awful, and most users will want to deactivate it. It looks amazing in bright settings, with outstanding SDR peak brightness and good reflection management. It’s an excellent pick if you value color accuracy, since it boasts excellent out-of-the-box accuracy, a terrific SDR color gamut, and exceptional gradient management with no discernible banding.
LG 34GP950G-B Monitor Specs
34” Curved UltraWide QHD (3440 x 1440) Nano IPS Display
IPS 1ms (GtG) Response Time & 144Hz Refresh Rate (O.C 180Hz)
NIDIA G-SYNC Ultimate
VESA DisplayHDR 600 (56 Block Local Dimming)
DCI-P3 98% Color Gamut
3-Side Virtually Borderless Design with Tilt/Height Adjustable Stand
With gaming-focused features like NVIDIA G-SYNC ULTIMATE, 1ms (GtG) reaction times, pro-level customization, and quick, vivid Nano IPS, LG 34GP950G-B UltraGear takes immersion to a whole new level.
Sound Sync Mode: Sphere Lighting 2.0 immerses you in the game while relieving eye fatigue. The 34GP950G lights up in response to the dynamic noises in the game while in Sound Sync mode.
Video Sync Mode: In Sphere Lighting 2.0, the Video Sync mode lights up in accordance with the visual effect colors shown on the monitor, enabling you to be totally engaged in the game.
Meticulously designed for maximum flow: Created to frame virtual worlds in a clean, elegant, and simple manner.Pro-level control, gaming modes, and customizable ergonomics will help you get the most out of your experience. The RGB sphere lighting on LG 34GP950G-B monitor even lights up in time with the game activity, creating an ambient effect surrounding your battle station.
On-Screen Gaming Controls: Take control of your gaming experience. Crosshair, Black Stabilizer, and Dynamic Action Sync are on-screen gaming features that guide and enrich your experience, giving you pro-level control and personalization.
With LG 34GP950G-B monitor take advantage of every opportunity and leave no doubt. Input latency is reduced through Dynamic Action Sync.
With Black Stabilizer, you can see details in the dark: You’re never left in the dark during games. Black Stabilizer is your buddy when it comes to attacking or defending against foes lurking in the darkness.
The Crosshair function provides an accuracy advantage: With the Crosshair feature, accuracy is at the core of your gaming. Center-display crosshairs improve eyesight and precision for greater accuracy in first-person shooter games.
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My Honest LG 34GP950G-B Monitor Review
This display is a significant improvement over my existing X34. This monitor has fewer bezels, is lighter, and supports DP 1.4 (an improvement from 1.2), HDMI 2.0 (I don’t need 2.1 since my Xbox Series X is linked to an LG 65B9), and 144hz OC’d to 180Hz (upgrade from 100hz). The screen’s brightness is incredible, with a rating of 600 HDR. This monitor is a beast with Gsync Ultimate and at the price! I previously had an LG 27GN950 that was 144hz at 4k with 600 HDR and liked it! It was chosen above the Samsung Odyssey G7 (hate VA panels as viewing angles are horrible and it showed). So I chose LG 34GP950G-B monitor over other options like the LG 48in CX OLED, the ASUS ROG Swift PG43UQ 43 “4K, and the 49in Odyssey G9. The price is lower, as is the value for performance. Not to mention the excellent client service. Because my EVGA RTX 3080 FTW Ultra suffers with high refresh rates at 4k, I chose 2K over 4K. Furthermore, the LG CX has a maximum refresh rate of 120hz, the ROG has 144hz but no Gsync Ultimate, and the Odyssey G9 is just too pricey for a VA panel. Therefore, LG takes the win this time. If I could have gotten what I truly wanted, it would have been the new ROG 32in 4k 144hz Gsync Ultimate, but I’m not going to spend the outrageous amount of money they’re asking for it. I’m pleased I bought it. I really recommend it.
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