Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC)

Nope, most of them came years after I got the LG CX. I bought it specifically because it seemed like the best option for work + gaming at the time. When I used it as a desktop monitor I did do some mitigation tactics: Dark modes where available Keeping brightness low (which I would do with an LCD as

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

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

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

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

For me, giving up on this league wasnt a decision based on motivation but rather a still occuring problem of what I assume with my Ultrawide Monitor (Samsung Odyssey Neo G9) and/or my GPU (Nvidia Gefore RTX 3070Ti. Since the Introduction of the 3 new Incarnation Bosses my Screen would go black and I