If you’re a gamer, you don’t just want a good gaming monitor, you want a great one. The LG UltraGear gaming monitor falls squarely into the great category. This 32″ QHD monitor has all the features you need to enjoy your PC games to the fullest, whether that means smooth action or enough screen space to stream while you play. We’re giving an LG UltraGear monitor away, so read on to find out why this monitor is so great, and to find out how to enter for your chance to win!

A gaming monitor with amazing colour and clarity

Let’s start with the two most obvious features of this monitor: its size and its resolution. This 32 inch monitor has a QHD resolution (2560 x 1440) resolution, allowing you to be immersed you in your games and see fine details in cinematic quality. And for those times when you take a break from gaming, this monitor’s large size is ideal for viewing multiple documents side by side or for watching movies and television shows.

This monitor also uses a VA panel.  VA panels are designed to have the sharp colour of an IPS panel, as well as the fast response times of a TN Pane. This means it has colour depth for accurate and vibrant images, as well as better contrast for darker scenes. Can you imagine how amazing that will look on a 32″ screen? The sheer size of the monitor is further enhanced by the ultra-thin bezel, leaving you space to keep other windows open, like your Twitch stream.

LG UltraGear offers smooth gaming

So, we now know the images look good, but what about the action? Well, you’ll be pleased to hear that this monitor is NVIDIA G-SYNC compatible. NIVIDIA G-SYNC synchronizes the refresh rate of the monitor with the refresh rate of the graphics card to prevent stuttering and lag. This compatibility paired with the 144Hz refresh rate that can be overclocked to 165Hz (and the QHD resolution, don’t forget) ensures a gaming experience that’s smooth and seamless.

LG has also equipped the 32GK650G-B with a few other gaming enhancements. Dynamic Action Sync lets you attack enemies with less lag time, Black Stabilizer helps you avoid enemies hiding in the dark, and Crosshair fixes the target point in the centre to improve your aim.

Whether you love the rebellious action of Grand Theft Auto, the world-building of The Sims, or the futuristic adventure of Cyberpunk, the LG UltraGear will make your gaming experience not just good, but great.

HOW TO ENTER

Entering is easy, but you can only enter once! Take a look at Best Buy’s selection of PC games and in a comment below, tell us which game you would pick to play on this monitor.

WHAT YOU CAN WIN

At the end of this contest we will select one winner from all eligible entries to win an LG UltraGear gaming monitor.

This contest runs from July 12th to July 25th

Remember, you can only enter once, but share this contest with your fellow gamers and friends!

Enter for a Chance to Win a QHD LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor from Best Buy

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Kate Wensel
Kate Wensel
Kate holds an MA in English and has an undeniable fondness for fixing grammar and rearranging words. It's no surprise, then, that she began her career at Best Buy Canada as a product copywriter, and is now an editor for bestbuy.ca. When you can get her nose out of a book, Kate might be found hiking, ballroom dancing, or exploring Vancouver's food scene.
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  7. World of Warcraft 15th anniversary is going to look so surreal on this LG 32″ WQHD 144Hz 5ms GTG VA LED G-Sync Gaming Monitor. Let’s do this!

  8. I’d play Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order! I feel like it’s the Star Wars game I’ve been wanting for years 🙂

  10. Would love to win this for World Of Warcraft and the fact I have an Nvidia card I’ll be able to see what GSync is all about!

    • Ha, misread the first part. In that case the game I would be playing on this is Cyberpunk 2077!

  49. Probably Sims 3 or 4….been playing those games many years on average computers/screens.

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