Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC)

lol this should give you an idea I have the 45gx950 21:9 oled and the samsung neo g9 57'' 32:9 the issue is you can get neo g9 57 for $1400 and cheaper sometimes and its a higher resolution and has proper hdr and fald that is what makes this new lg monitor a hard sell. I still like some things about

that works if you don't need hdr on desktop. Unfortunately i have Samsung Odyssey Neo G9, and in one of the later firmware updates they broke display on non HDR, so i'm stuck with wayland. That said wayland is pretty much default everywhere now so going back to ancient xorg to have input in games...

Tl;dr: I think my TV wins this when speaking of console gaming, at responsiveness especially. Okay, that's a nice monitor. But we're talking about console here, and Pubg specifically. 240 Hz is probably very nice to have in PC gaming, but you'll get only ¼ of that with console Pubg. Same applies to

Absolutely. Its significantly brighter than any of Samsung's VA MiniLEDs. The PG32UQX starts off at an eye searing 1,700 nits and only drops to 1,100 in a full field window while the Neo G9 57 starts off at 1,400 and drops off to below 800 in a full field window. But that is a design choice. Asus tr

currently I would say odyssey neo g9 57 since you can actually have like 2 screens in 32'' mode one side you can have console gaming the other side you can have pc and it will feel like having 2 screens side by side without the bezel it has hdr1000 and 240hz dp 2.1 7680x2160 you can get it for about

I dont play in pitch dark anymore, hurts your eyes and can cause headaches. Is your LG Mini LED? I use a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 now and with the HDR on it looks great. I think OLED looks great too but for watching movies in a dark room. For gaming or any room with background/mood lighting Mini LED l