LG Electronics announces its new UltraGear gaming monitor, the 25G590B, featuring a native 1,000Hz refresh rate at a Full HD (1,920×1,080) resolution. Multiple outlets describe it as the first monitor capable of running at 1,000Hz without reducing resolution to a lower setting. Ars Technica notes that the display aims to deliver performance on the order of one frame per millisecond at 1080p.
The Verge and others report that LG plans to release the monitor this year, framing it as a solution for players who want both high refresh rate and 1080p clarity. TechRadar and related coverage also emphasize the monitor’s focus on competitive first-person shooter use cases and mention display features intended to make fast-moving objects easier to track.
Engadget and Digital Trends similarly highlight the core specifications: native 1,000Hz at FHD and a 24.5-inch class panel. TechRadar adds a practical caveat that users may need compatible hardware to drive the high refresh rate at Full HD.
