Odyssey G9

Have you considered getting an ultra ultra wide monitor like the Samsung g9, instead of using 3 monitors. It would make this much more sense in this situation.

I wouldn't exactly call a G9 (or any Samsung for that matter) reliable. I know several people that have owned them, and so far 100% of them have a terminal failure. One inside the 3 year warranty period, but mostly just outside, and Samsung won't do a thing to help you if it's gone over that 3 year

Haha it's the first gen Samsung G9 Odyssey. 5120x1440 thing is a beast. a little odd for some games,though.

Samsung G9 for sure. Ive had mine for about 3months and I love it. Its a monster to play on and makes you feel more in the game

I would prefer maybe a: The PC Engine: For uncompromised 4K gaming, look for pre-builts or custom configurations featuring an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090 GPU and an AMD Ryzen 9 7950X3D CPU. The Monitor: The Samsung Odyssey OLED G9 (49-inch curved) or ASUS ROG Swift PG27AQDM (27-inch 1440p OLED) offer un

I just got it yesterday. It’s the Samsung 49" Odyssey OLED G9 Dual QHD 144Hz 0.03ms Gaming Monitor S49DG91DSN. I got it refurbished and so far so good but my partner said that I need to be careful of screen burn since it’s an OLED so I don’t have my taskbar, email, or teams up off to the side at all

I like sitting comfortably on my couch after a workday, Got an Odyssey G9 Ultrawide Monitor. Skyrim and FO4 aren't MMOs, so I don't need the extra buttons or keys. Took me a long time to figure that out though (since the OG oblivion days).

A standing desk, Sony CAM but fuckall for the walls you live in ?Yea buddy I'd suggest buying a Odyssey G9, that should go great with the setup

nah you are 100% right, the g9 has had countless issues and samsung loves to implement loads of tv esque bloat into their monitors thats just not needed.

Some games do support it natively out of the box, and a lot of games can be patched to support it like elden ring. Got this samsung g9 oled on a black friday sale for €760-. So still pretty expensive.