Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC)

Yes I am. Really the only reason I have the M2 Max is actually display support! I use the Samsung G95NC 57" 8Kx2K ultrawide, and that beast is notoriously problematic with Macs. You can't get acceptable HiDPI scaling on any Mac on the market when used with a single input. But with split screen and t

whether macOS exposes the full 6144x3456 @ 165Hz mode, and if not 165, 120Hz 6K @ 10-bit @ 165 Hz would require HDMI 2.1 DSC 10-bit/px compression, or DP 2.1 12-bit/px if we assume Mac does not run at the full UHBR20 speed. I have a Samsung G95NC 7680x2160 @ 240 Hz and I cannot get 8Kx2K @ 240 Hz ov

Ah OK. All valid points. I use the 5080 FE with my Samsung Neo G9 57", and it's not enough for this monitor. That's why I'm looking to upgrade. I'll either sell the 5080 locally or give it to my wife so she can upgrade from her 4070. If I had a lower spec monitor for gaming and productivity, I'd be

My setup Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57" It is pricey, has 1 DisplayPort, 3 HDMI inputs. The display can be one input or split 2 or 3 ways. A USB 3.2 Switch Selector 4 Computer ASIN B0DJT27BVN This switches a Logitech usb dongel between 4 computers. Not a fan of the USB-A backend connectors but the IR re

Neo has USB3.2 gen 2 and USB2.0 ports .. try connecting Ethernet, SSD, external monitor(DP 1.5 the latest is 2.1).. good luck Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC) is the primary Samsung G9 model that features DisplayPort 2.1 connectivity. This connection is essential for supporting its massive Dual UH

https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/monitors/gaming/57-odyssey-neo-g9-dual-4k-uhd-quantum-mini-led-240hz-1ms-hdr-1000-curved-gaming-monitor-ls57cg952nnxza/ It has to be run in PbP mode to get around MacOS scaling issues though. The Samsung allows for a 5120x2160 + 2560x2160 split which is great to