The Saudi Esports Federation has partnered with LG to use the company’s UltraGear 25GR75FG monitor at Gamers8: The Land of Heroes, the largest gaming festival in the world. The event, which runs for eight weeks from July 6, will take place at Boulevard Riyadh City and feature esports competitions, live concerts, shows, and educational platforms. The 24.5-inch monitor is designed for esports enthusiasts and offers fluid motion and visual clarity. LG’s Game Mode offers presets tailored to specific game genres, while the Black Stabilizer feature enhances visibility in dark scenes. The NVIDIA G-SYNC and Reflex support aim to eliminate screen tearing and input lag. The festival concludes with the Next World Forum, a gaming and esports gathering held at Riyadh’s Kingdom Center on Aug. 30 and 31.
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