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Phil Hayton

LG just unleashed the "world's first" native 1,000Hz gaming monitor, but I want to see what players can actually do at those speeds

LG UltraGear 25G590B-B with purple and orange space backdrop.

Yes, there's now an LG UltraGear monitor that natively hits 1,000Hz at 1080p. No, I've no idea who would need a screen that can hit those speeds, but I absolutely want to see someone who would embrace that refresh rate decimate something in a competitive shooter.

Coming in at $999.99, the 25-inch LG UltraGear 25G590B isn't that pricey given it's the "world's first" 1,000Hz gaming monitor with native abilities. I'm used to seeing higher tags slapped on anything that achieves any sort of accolades, and technically speaking, this monstrously fast screen can hit 1,110Hz.

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