Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC)

Samsung 57" Odyssey Neo G95NC Curved QLED DUHD moniter is my go to for most games like tibia

I will be selling it again to upgrade from 5070Ti to 5070Ti Super as long as it will get 24GB VRAM. That is crazy bro That will be all I need to maxed out my Samsung Neo G9 49" 5120x1440 @ 240Hz Thank you Samsung©️ sales advisor for your post

I’m using a Samsung Neo G9 49", and honestly, there’s no way I’d ever go back to a regular monitor. The Neo G9 56" like the one OP has is basically the endgame of PC displays. It’s essentially two 4K monitors fused together, and the sheer number of pixels it drives creates an experience you just can

The monitor is a Samsung neo G9. There is newer stuff now but I'll tell ya it was worth every penny. I played for a good bit on an LG 4k OLED 65 inch TV too & its pretty sure but man something about seeing more? You're just way more immersed in everything in every game across different genres. I abs

They are the Samsung Neo G9 57” and the LG 45” 5k2k (gx9), great investments for work and gaming!

It's the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 – G95NC (7680 × 2160) and it's a 57-inch beast. It’s an amazing monitor if your PC can handle it. The only downside is that some batches have screen issues. I’ve seen people complain a lot, while others say theirs works perfectly. So I hope I will not encounter any is

Ok, so your approach is based on tests, respect. I fully agree that the higher number of FPS, before or without FG, the better. However the more FPS you get, the less image quality you receive. I have switched from the Samsung Neo G9 240Hz to 144Hz Samsung S90D and I miss those days with 240 FPS on

I have a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 57 inch, I use mine for gaming to play at 7680x2160 with high frames, don’t regret it at all

. #2 I picked up the Samsung odyssey neo g9. I will never go back. This is geek nirvana. I use windows power tools to set up virtual docking areas on the screen that I can drag and drop windows into. (1/4, 1/2, 1/4) I did #5 for years. It was okay. It certainly makes sense if you’re doing competitiv

Heh, I also have a Reverb (G1) sitting in a box for three years. I feel like Linux devs adding support for dead hardware is a total waste of time. They should concentrate on great support for two great pieces of hardware (one low end, one high end) that have the best odds of being developed into the