Odyssey Neo G9 (G95NC)

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

Hey! I wish I had a clear answer for you. It seems like all the options are a compromise of some sort, meaning you'll just have to figure out what compromise is acceptable to you. Personally, one thing I noticed with the 27" form factor is that it feels smaller than I initially expected (coming from

Well, I'm using a 57'' Samsung Odyssey Neo G9, for the same reason as you: no space for triples. It's the biggest dual 4k ultrawide available, and it's curved, so that helps with Sim racing. It's not perfect (an ultrawide will never beat triples), but it's the next best thing.

If you want 5K, 80 Hz+ and non-OLED, the Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 (57") is still the safest bet, huge workspace, smooth scrolling, and no burn-in worries. fwiw my mate and i double-check picks on Redditrecs since it aggregates real user feedback across Reddit; some links are affiliate and help fund th

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

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

In my case it was samsung themselves who rejected the warranty, despite the subcontracted service center passed over my video evidence of it being factory flaw (monitor breaking on it self due badly designed chasis). Here all repairs are subcontracted btw, they only provide the OEM parts or refurbis