Windows Gaming Handheld

I bought this monitor to connect to my ASUS ROG Ally handheld gaming computer. And it displayed a beautiful picture. I am extremely impressed with this monitor, in every way. I especially am enjoying the curved screen and edge to edge display. Thank you LG!

I do not use this for gaming but for my work. I love the wide format so I can see multiple windows at one time. So far I love this monitor.

I use a Windows Pro 7 laptop gaming machine for hobby-based audio fun. It has been difficult to get a clean audio signal from multiple sound sources (tape, cassette, CD) into my laptop using the laptop's Audio In jack. After purchasing the SoundCraft Signature 10 for mic testing and mixing reasons, I discovered that the USB input/output port can deliver a pristine CD-quality audio signal right into my recording application (usually Total Recorder). This makes life so simple! Everything else is frosting on the cake.

I use this with a Windows VM on my laptop (Fedora), where I passed the dedicated GPU through to the Windows guest for gaming, and the screen streams back to the host with an application called Looking Glass. The dongle is exactly what I needed to make the whole thing work.

I had a 500 GB M2 drive lying around that I bought just for gaming on Windows using my deep learning Linux box. It was fun to see what the latest GPUs are capable of in the graphics department, but then I realized that I don't have time for that and turned that drive into the biggest, fastest thumb drive I've ever known.

I do not use this drive for gaming. I use it for photos. Drive comes from WD formatted as XFAT,. This means it can be used on a Windows machine of a MAC. Usually person using the drive has to format it to XFAT themselves. WD did this so it was compatible for my needs right out of the box. Great time saver.

This was my first NVMe SSD purchase, and I could not be happier! It's been running great, and my temps are great too! I was surprised how fast Windows 11 installed on this thing. It had those files copied over and installing in hardly no time. I've installed Windows many times, but never seen it install that fast. No issues with gaming. Games load pretty fast. Drive installation was easy. My motherboard had an included beefy heatsink, so I did not have to purchase one. So keep in mind, you don't need to buy a heatsink if your motherboard already includes a decent one. Yeah, so far all is good and hoping it stays this way! And I would certainly recommend this drive! Lastly, be sure to pull off the protective film covering the thermal pad on back of the heatsink before installing your drive. I've watched some YouTube videos of some installing their drives and forgetting to remove that film. That's not good! My System Below. System Name: GO DAWGS! Processor: Ryzen 5 7600X Motherboard: ASUS ROG Strix B650E-F Gaming WiFi Cooling: Noctua NH-U12A Chromax.Black Memory: G.Skill Trident Z5 NEO RGB Series (AMD Expo) 32GB DDR5 6000 CL30-38-38-96 Video Card: ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Ti (Non OC) Storage: WD_BLACK 2TB SN850X & Samsung SSD 860 EVO 1TB Case: Lian Li LancooL 216 Black (Non RGB) Power Supply: Corsair RMX Series (2021), RM750x, 750 Watt, Gold Software: Windows 11 Pro Display: Alienware 38" Curved Gaming Monitor - AW3821DW

The VG248QG 1080P display works very well. No issues with it. Use it primarily for gaming. I have Windows 10 refresh rate set at 144.001 Hz.

I don't use this for gaming. I just wanted a monitor that would allow two windows to be open side by side. I find this wide monitor better than two separate smaller monitors. I had to turn the brightness down, otherwise the default settings are fine. The only confusing thing for me was all the different model numbers, for what appear to the same monitor. LG should simplify their line.

I use this on my MacBook Pro 15 and Windows gaming computer and it worked fast copying to/from when I don't want to hook up a big SSD drive and carry that around.