LG Electronics has officially introduced the LG UltraGear G5 gaming monitor in Saudi Arabia, establishing a native 1000Hz refresh rate standard for competitive esports players across the Kingdom. The 25-inch display (model 25G590B-B) pairs extreme speed with Full HD resolution on an IPS panel.
High Refresh Rate Performance
The display delivers a native 1000Hz refresh rate at 1920×1080 resolution, allowing competitive players to track rapid movements during fast-paced titles. Furthermore, the monitor supports overclocking capabilities up to 1100Hz for specialized competitive environments in the gaming sector. This setup minimizes display persistence and latency during crucial gameplay moments.
To prevent visual artifacts, the hardware integrates Motion Blur Reduction Pro technology alongside NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility and AMD FreeSync Premium. As a result, users experience minimal screen tearing and fluid frame transitions during demanding graphical sequences on modern computing hardware.
“The gaming community in Saudi Arabia is one of the most passionate and competitive in the world, and they demand technology that can keep pace with their reflexes. With the UltraGear G5, we are not just setting a new standard; we are completely rewriting the rules of what a gaming monitor can achieve.”
Jungho (Sunny) Kim, Managing Director at LG Saudi Arabia
Display Specifications of the LG UltraGear G5
The engineering behind the LG UltraGear G5 focuses on maintaining visual clarity alongside high refresh rates. Unlike configurations that reduce picture fidelity to achieve speed, the monitor preserves color consistency and wide viewing angles across its Full HD IPS panel.
Audio and Visual Processing Features
LG incorporates onboard software using artificial intelligence to adjust audiovisual performance automatically. Specifically, AI Scene Optimization assesses on-screen elements to calibrate color temperature and sharpness in real time. Meanwhile, the AI Sound feature isolates voice dialogue, sound effects, and ambient audio into a virtual 7.1.2 channel soundscape to help players detect in-game cues.
Connectivity and Hardware Ergonomics
The physical structure includes an ergonomic stand with a base footprint that is 49% smaller than previous models in the series. Consequently, players gain additional desk space for sweeping mouse inputs while retaining complete adjustment control over tilt, height, and swivel angles. Connectivity options include DisplayPort 2.1 (UHBR 20) and HDMI 2.1 ports to support high bandwidth requirements on computers and next-generation consoles.
