LG UltraGear 25G590B gets native 1000Hz refresh rateThe main highlight of the UltraGear 25G590B is obviously the high 1000 Hz refresh rate of the monitor. While many gaming monitors have a dual-mode feature, with which you need to change the settings in order to get the highest refresh rate, LG claims that the 25G590B has a native 1000 Hz at 1,920 x 1,080 resolution.This means that the monitor will provide users with super-smooth motion without having to change the modes of display. It was claimed that the combination is perfect for competitive FPS gaming, as being able to track your enemy or respond to movements may prove crucial for winning. The monitor can be overclocked to work at 1100Hz, but this comes with a few limitations on the adaptive sync features.The 1000 Hz mode functions properly on a particular set-up of a computer, where the system will have to possess Windows 11, and in addition to that, a compatible graphics card will be required. That would be either an NVIDIA RTX 50-series or AMD Radeon RX 9070, RX 9060 or RX 7900-series GPU, and also DisplayPort 2.1.Designed for Competitive GamingTalking about the LG Ultragear 24GP950-B monitor, the manufacturer has gone with the 25-inch FHD IPS panel, claiming that 25 inches is one of the most sought-after sizes among gamers. The rather small display size will help users see everything on the screen without moving their eyes much.Among other things, the LG Ultragear 24GP950-B has the Dynamic Action Sync function, which is supposed to minimise input lag. In order to make the fast movement of objects on the screen clearer and easier to perceive, there is Motion Blur Reduction Pro.Also, the LG Ultragear 24GP950-B monitor can work in conjunction with NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium. Unfortunately, all of these functions do not work simultaneously with Motion Blur Reduction Pro.