It's also one of the first monitors to be certified under VESA's new ClearMR certification program, receiving a ClearMR 6000 tier certification. Like most monitors, the fastest setting, 'Faster', has significantly more overshoot than the lower settings, but with real content, the overshoot isn't very noticeable. The 'Fast' setting has a slightly faster rise/fall time, but there's more noticeable overshoot. In both cases, the 'Normal' overdrive mode delivers the best results, with a very quick response time and no noticeable overshoot. The LG 32GQ950-B has a superb response time at both 160Hz, with the optional overclock enabled, and at 144Hz on devices that don't support it. Response Time at 144Hz: Overdrive Setting Response Time at 160Hz: Overdrive Setting Lower settings average out the backlight across more zones, which is a bit more distracting in very dark scenes, but the zone transitions aren't as noticeable. LG 38GN950 LG UltraGear Control center just says Please connect USB cable Tech Support I cant get UltraGear Control center (v1. The 'Faster' setting delivers the best results overall, but zone transitions can be very distracting with this setting, especially in very dark scenes with small, bright objects. Adjusting this setting adjusts how quickly the backlight reacts to fast-moving objects, but the difference between settings isn't very noticeable.
There are three different settings for the local dimming feature. On the other hand, there's barely any black crush, with very little loss of fine details in some scenes. The local dimming feature does very little with real content, as most scenes cause the entire screen to light up. Due to the large size of each zone, any object on the screen causes a large area of the screen to light up, resulting in significant blooming. It's edge-lit, with 32 zones in two rows, so each zone covers a relatively large portion of the screen. Unfortunately, the LG 32GQ950's local dimming feature is bad.
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