Look for my review for the solution. google "LG ultragear locks hz to 120" theres a youtube video about it. The stupid tv drivers override the computer drivers within the monitor and force it to go into 4k which is limited to the 120hz. When you remove the tv resolutions from your pc (this is not permanent, just device specific) youll be able to play on 240hz.

Hi tony5490.Regrettably, there is no way to turn the remote function for the LG 27'' UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor QHD with 240Hz Refresh Rate 0.03ms Response Time, Model # 27GR95QE-B so it does not interfere with your 2020 LG OLED. Your LG Magic Remote for your TV also cannot be turned off to prevent it from interfering with the monitor...^Ivan

HI maks000.LG has not made any official announcements about any plans to offer a version of the LG 27'' UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor QHD with 240Hz Refresh Rate 0.03ms Response Time, Model # 27GR95QE-B as aG-Sync Ultimate monitor...^Ivan

Regrettably, since shipping dates are subject to change without notice, we do not have a specific date for when the LG 27'' UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor QHD with 240Hz Refresh Rate 0.03ms Response Time, Model # 27GR95QE-B will be back in stock again. We recommend that you click on the 'Notify Me' button on the monitor's product detail page to submit an email so you can be notified as soon as the monitor is back in stock again...^Ivan

The LG 27'' UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor QHD with 240Hz Refresh Rate 0.03ms Response Time, Model # 27GR95QE-B comes with a Limited Manufacturer's Warranty of 2 Years for Parts and Labor from date of purchase. Burn-in is not covered under the warranty. Image retention does not occur in normal use with this monitor, but can occur if the same screen is watched for a long time. Built-in features are available to protect the screen from possible image retention. If a static image persists on the screen, the screen saver will automatically lower the full-screen brightness, and the screen will turn off automatically after a certain period of time. When an image change is detected, the brightness is automatically restored to its original state. This is not a malfunction of the product. The monitor includes a Screen Move feature that moves the screen minutely at regular intervals helps to prevent panel noise caused by images that have been fixed for a long time. It is recommended to set this feature to On. If there is no movement on the screen for a certain period of time, the screen turns off automatically. It is recommended to set Screen Saver to On. Image Cleaning corrects screen problems that may occur when the monitor is turned on for a long time. Calibration will take approximately 10 minutes to complete. It is automatically executed when entering power saving mode or turning off the power after more than 4 hours of use from the previous. Image Cleaning completion. It can be operated manually. Pixel Cleaning corrects pixel problems that may occur when the monitor is turned on for a long time. Calibration will take approximately 1 minute to complete. It is automatically executed when entering power saving mode or turning off the power after more than 500 hours of use from the previous [Pixel Cleaning] completion. It can also be operated manually...^Ivan

The Anti-Glare, Low-Reflection of the front polarizer on the LG 27'' UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor QHD with 240Hz Refresh Rate 0.03ms Response Time, Model # 27GR95QE-B is not the same as the Haze 25% 3H Surface Treatment used on the LG 27GL850 27'' UltraGear™ Nano IPS 1ms Gaming Monitor with G-Sync® Compatibilityandother LG monitors that use that treatment. However, we appreciate you taking the time to express your sentiments about the Anti-Glare, Low-Reflection of the front polarizer and we will pass this on to our engineering team...^Ivan

There is no way of turning ABL off on the LG 27'' UltraGear™ OLED Gaming Monitor QHD with 240Hz Refresh Rate 0.03ms Response Time, Model # 27GR95QE-B. That is how OLED Panels work regardless of brand or manufacturer. The power consumption of OLED panels is highly dependent upon the content displayed. With a pure white image, every pixel must be lit, while with a pure black image, every pixel is off. As the display has a maximum power usage, this opens up the capability for OLED displays to allocate more power per pixel to create a higher maximum luminance when not displaying a full-white image. With a low APL on OLED panels, (like a small 1% or 5% window size of white), the maximum peak brightness is usually achieved. This peak brightness then reduces normally as the window size increases, and that is when ABL kicks in. There will be a maximum brightness that the screen can reach and sustain for a pure white image (100% APL), but then if you reduce that APL you’re able to re-allocate power to only the brighter areas and therefore drive up the peak brightness in those situations. The point at which this ABL feature kicks in based on the size of the APL will vary on different panels. So this ABL feature is really a feature of how OLED panels operate. ABL is generally only a factor for HDR content, where the true peak brightness of the panel can be realised...^Ivan

Monitor has been reviewed by a few on YouTube and it allows 4K at 120hz with VRR on the PS5, the monitor will then sample to 1440.