Odyssey G7

Samsung Odyssey Neo G7, Mini LED, 32 in and 43 in, good monitor for console gaming and watching TV.

Yeah, I use a 55" LG OLED and I love it. Just keep in mind you need a pretty strong GPU to handle 4K at 120Hz. If your GPU can do that, I’d definitely go with the OLED. If it can’t, I’d still recommend going with a high-refresh-rate 43". Take a look at the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 43". also if you go

I play at 4k with my 5070 and 5800x3d. I play on a 43 inch 4k Samsung Odessey Neo G7 and its fantastic. Most games will run 60 plus especially with dlss with Ultra/High settings. Don't expect high refresh rate unless you use multiframe generation or your playing older generation titles. 1440p oled w

For Best Performance for Money Monitor: Samsung Odyssey G7 4K 144Hz (G70B/G70D) Speaker: **1.**Creative Pebble Pro gaming speakers or **2.**Creative Pebble Plus 2.1 USB-Powered Desktop Speakers Headphones as an Option: HyperX Cloud Alpha Wireless – DTS - Gaming Headset Case: ASUS TUF Gaming GT302 CPU Coolin

Maybe I'm going a bit offtopic here, but I have a Samsung Neo G7 32" 4k 165hz MiniLED VA monitor. This monitor is probably among the most VRR-flickery panels you could ever find. For a long time I thought GSync was impossible to use in general, as the flickering was driving me crazy. I ran it withou

ive tested a few monitors in that range for ps5, and honestly, all three you mentioned handle 4k 120hz pretty well with low input lag, though the samsung g7 has a slight curve that feels immersive for shooters like warzone. if you want something a bit more versatile and portable for casual gaming or

I am currently flying on a single large 4k panel. (43 inch Samsung Odyssey Neo G7) It’s been pretty decent for me over all but I do feel like my peripheral vision doesn’t really exist on the monitor. And that my view basically ends where I think my peripheral would begin. And I have noticed I don’t

that's a solid build for a first timer, you're definitely not messing around with that 4080. for monitors i'd go with something like an lg 27gp850 or the samsung odyssey g7 if you want that curved life - both will actually let you use that gpu properly at 1440p 144hz. don't cheap out on the monitor

I started with a 75" TV (60 Hz). It was ok. Then, I switched to 37" Samsung Odyssey G7 G75F 1000R Curved 4k Monitor. I can get 4k at 120Hz with it. It has been great.

I got the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 mini led and its phenomenal for me. I use it in my office for a mix of work and gaming. I do alot of XML and text editing, 3d modeling and simulation, ect... Text is clear and with the 32" there is plenty of room for windows. I was considering OLED but with my usage