LG Releasing New OLED Gaming Panels With 'First-Ever' Features
LG Display, which is one of the leading innovators of display technologies in the world, has announced the development of an OLED gaming panel, using the first-ever features that allow users to choose between refresh rate and resolution. Not only is the development of the gaming panel complete, but mass production started earlier this month with the 31.5-inch panel, and will follow-up with 27-inch and 34-inch monitors, so eager PC gamers shouldn't have too long to wait.
The gaming OLED panel is a type of technology designed for specific use in gaming. The OLED acronym stands for Organic Light-Emitting Diode, and unlike traditional LCD panels, OLED panels are self-emissive. This means that each pixel can light up independently, thus being capable of producing the perfect black color and wide viewing angles, which is useful in the best gaming monitors and the best LGTVs on the market. Additionally, OLED panels offer fast response times, with the ultra-high refresh rate ones developed by LG having a response time of 0.3 seconds, which refers to the speed at which pixels change color.
In a recent press release, LG has announced the development of a new OLED gaming panel with first-ever features that has already begun mass production. These features include allowing users to choose between a high refresh rate of up to 480Hz for fast-paced games such as FPS or racing games, which is on par with a newly revealedLGgaming monitor. Alternatively, users can use the high-resolution mode of UHD∙240Hz for watching movies or other high-definition content.
LG has managed to accomplish this by developing Dynamic Frequency and Resolution technology. This technology allows users to adjust the image processing speed and prioritize refresh rate over resolution, or vice versa, which makes them some of the best monitors for FPS gaming. Aside from these features, the new OLED gaming panels will be enriched with other LG technologies. To elevate the immersive gaming experience with better
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