Why is it so hard to find a monitor like this?

[wheresmycar]

got nothing to say, must be expensive ever, well i stick with cheapest one
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a tick above IPS, smoother than GSYNC, 0-response time, puts 8K to shame and not a watt of power in sight...

This is bragging rights x2 and then some...

(AND THE SCREENS BLOODY LIQUID COOLED TOO - SHOW OFF!)

For as much as I love my 3440x1440 screen resolution, I think I would benefit from having a 4k monitor especially if I want to stream (might make life easier) but I cant find a monitor I like.

What I need/want in a monitor are:

• >27in
• IPS
• DP 1.4 & HDMI 2.1
• 100hz Refresh or greater
• Bezel-less
• Full height, tilt, pivot functionality
• VESA mountable
• Gsync compatible
• Around 1ms response time

Dell needs to make a 4k ultrasharp gaming monitor.

because us poor people are working less hard so the rich can't get $hit hehe

 

[John Naylor]

Well if we are talking "actually tested specs", I' d say that no such IPS monitor exists w/ a 1 ms response time

The Asus XG27UG claims 4 ms / 1 ms GTG ... it tests out at 5.3 ms avg and max of 8.9

https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/images/asus_rog_strix_xg27uq/comparison_4.png

I can't see jumping into 4k until I can do ULMB at 120 Hz or more.

 

[Sybaris_Caesar]

Well if we are talking "actually tested specs", I' d say that no such IPS monitor exists w/ a 1 ms response time

The Asus XG27UG claims 4 ms / 1 ms GTG ... it tests out at 5.3 ms avg and max of 8.9

https://www.tftcentral.co.uk/images/asus_rog_strix_xg27uq/comparison_4.png

I can't see jumping into 4k until I can do ULMB at 120 Hz or more.

The monitor you mentioned does do motion blur reduction at 4k 120hz. 100hz, 120hz and 144hz fixed refresh rates per the review. Ofc it has horrible strobe crossralk but I'd wager the LG 27GN950 will have better performance in that regard.
Or did you mean you're waiting to upgrade to system that can do 4k 120hz?