The LG A3, B3, C3, M3 and G3 OLEDs support a variety of resolutions when you use the screen as either a traditional television set or computer monitor. To find out what resolution is compatible with these TVs, you can take a look at this article from Seeking Tech.
Supported TV Resolutions for A3, B3, C3, M3 and G3
If you are planning to use your A3, B3, C3, M3 or G3 as a television, then the following resolution, horizontal frequency (kHz) and vertical frequency (Hz) combinations are supported in the HDMI-DTV Mode:
640 × 480p:
- 31.46 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 31.5 kHz and 60 Hz
720 × 480p:
- 31.46 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 31.5 kHz and 60 Hz
720 × 576p:
- 31.25 kHz and 50 Hz
1280 × 720p:
- 37.5 kHz and 50 Hz
- 44.95 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 45 kHz and 60 Hz
1920 × 1080i:
- 28.12 kHz and 50 Hz
- 33.71 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 33.75 kHz and 60 Hz
1920 × 1080p:
- 26.97 kHz and 23.97 Hz
- 27 kHz and 24 Hz
- 28.12 kHz and 25 Hz
- 33.71 kHz and 29.97 Hz
- 33.75 kHz and 30 Hz
- 56.25 kHz and 50 Hz
- 67.43 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 67.5 kHz and 60 Hz
1920 × 1080p:
- 112.5 kHz and 100 Hz
- 134.86 kHz and 119.88 Hz
- 135 kHz and 120 Hz
2560 × 1080p:
- 66 kHz and 60 Hz
- 131.74 kHz and 120 Hz
3840 × 2160p:
- 53.94 kHz and 23.97 Hz
- 54 kHz and 24 Hz
- 56.25 kHz and 25 Hz
- 67.43 kHz and 29.97 Hz
- 67.5 kHz and 30 Hz
- 112.5 kHz and 50 Hz
- 134.86 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 135 kHz and 60 Hz
3840 × 2160p:
- 225 kHz and 100 Hz
- 269.73 kHz and 119.88 Hz
- 270 kHz and 120 Hz
4096 × 2160p:
- 53.94 kHz and 23.97 Hz
- 54 kHz and 24 Hz
- 56.25 kHz and 25 Hz
- 67.43 kHz and 29.97 Hz
- 67.5 kHz and 30 Hz
- 112.5 kHz and 50 Hz
- 134.86 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 135 kHz and 60 Hz
4096 × 2160p:
- 225 kHz and 100 Hz
- 269.73 kHz and 119.88 Hz
- 270 kHz and 120 Hz
Supported PC Resolutions for A3, B3, C3, M3 and G3
If you want to use your LG A3, B3, C3, M3 or G3 as a computer monitor, then the following resolution, horizontal frequency (kHz) and vertical frequency (Hz) combs are compatible with the HDMI-PC Mode:
640 × 350:
- 31.46 kHz and 70.09 Hz
720 × 400:
- 31.46 kHz and 70.08 Hz
640 × 480:
- 31.46 kHz and 59.94 Hz
800 × 600:
- 37.87 kHz and 60.31 Hz
1024 × 768:
- 48.36 kHz and 60 Hz
1152 × 864:
- 54.34 kHz and 60.05 Hz
1360 × 768:
- 47.71 kHz and 60.01 Hz
1280 × 1024:
- 63.98 kHz and 60.02 Hz
1920 × 1080:
- 67.5 kHz and 60 Hz
- 134.86 kHz and 119.88 Hz
- 135 kHz and 120 Hz
2560 × 1080:
- 66 kHz and 60 Hz
- 131.74 kHz and 120 Hz
2560 × 1440:
- 182.99 kHz and 119.99 Hz
3840 × 1080:
- 66.62 kHz and 60 Hz
- 137.25 kHz and 120 Hz
3840 × 1600:
- 99.41 kHz and 60 Hz
3840 × 2160:
- 53.94 kHz and 23.97 Hz
- 54 kHz and 24 Hz
- 56.25 kHz and 25 Hz
- 67.43 kHz and 29.97 Hz
- 67.5 kHz and 30 Hz
- 112.5 kHz and 50 Hz
- 134.86 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 135 kHz and 60 Hz
3840 × 2160:
- 225 kHz and 100 Hz
- 269.73 kHz and 119.88 Hz
- 270 kHz and 120 Hz
4096 × 2160:
- 53.94 kHz and 23.97 Hz
- 54 kHz and 24 Hz
- 56.25 kHz and 25 Hz
- 67.43 kHz and 29.97 Hz
- 67.5 kHz and 30 Hz
- 112.5 kHz and 50 Hz
- 134.86 kHz and 59.94 Hz
- 135 kHz and 60 Hz
4096 × 2160:
- 225 kHz and 100 Hz
- 269.73 kHz and 119.88 Hz
- 270 kHz and 120 Hz
For the higher resolutions, make sure you set the HDMI Deep Color setting to 4K, which increases the HDMI bandwidth to 48.0 Gb/s. Otherwise, you may not be able to get your screen to display the content, especially at higher frequencies, if you set the same setting to Off.
Furthermore, you should also make sure that you are using a compatible HDMI cable as well as connecting a device that supports the same resolution, horizontal frequency and vertical frequency combinations.
