Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC)

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

I'm just gonna say she bought me this https://www.samsung.com/uk/monitors/gaming/odyssey-neo-g9-g95nc-57-inch-240hz-curved-dual-uhd-ls57cg952nuxxu/Shit ain't cheap.

I will strongly disagree. I won a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9, used it for a couple weeks, and then sold it for six 27" 1080p 280hz HDR monitors and still had enough money left over to buy a used GPU to upgrade my wife's gaming rig. I'll take multiple flat panels over those headache inducing image warpin

No, it was the budget that had me doing a double take. Just about the sickest monitor in the world is under your budget... https://fr.pcpartpicker.com/product/3Rqrxr/samsung-odyssey-neo-g95nc-570-7680-x-2160-240-hz-curved-monitor-ls57cg952nnxza And this sub is usually pc builds. Peripherals are so i

If you want 32:9 4K, then you need RTX 5090 to power it, and even then many modern games will struggle to output 120 FPS on it. As to what monitor, 57" Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 G95NC for example. Even whopping 5 thousands $ you'd need to buy it and 5090 aside, it's just not practical in my opinion. No

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