LG 25G590B-B 1000Hz Full HD Display Launches October 1
The 25G590B-B reaches 1000Hz at Full HD without switching to a lower resolution, a step beyond previous dual-mode 1000Hz displays.
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LG Electronics Japan announced the 24.5-inch 25G590B-B monitor under its UltraGear AI brand, launching October 1 with a 1000Hz vertical maximum refresh rate at Full HD resolution. The suggested retail price is around 179,000 yen, with a 10% pre-order coupon available until September 30. The display includes MBR Pro, FreeSync Premium, and G-SYNC Compatible certification.
LG's new 25G590B-B does not ask for a resolution trade-off to hit 1000Hz. Earlier 1000Hz monitors were dual-mode products that reached that refresh rate only at 1280x720 dots. This model keeps Full HD at 1920x1080 while reaching a vertical maximum of 1000Hz.
The monitor pairs a 1ms gray-to-gray IPS panel with MBR Pro, which reduces motion blur by controlling the backlight between frames. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium and has obtained NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible certification. Video inputs are one DisplayPort 2.1 and two HDMI 2.1 ports.
LG verified 1000Hz output on GeForce RTX 5090 and Radeon RX 7700 XT systems across a range of titles. The monitor launches in Japan on October 1, with a 10% pre-order discount available until September 30.
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