49" Odyssey G93SC Series OLED Curved Gaming Monitor, 240Hz, 0.03ms, Dual QHD, DisplayHDR True Black 400, FreeSync Premium Pro, Height Adjustable Stand, LS49CG932SNXZA, 2023

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The only issue is that its very difficult to find proper stands for it. Although it comes with a basic table stand. Great screen. Heavy

I don’t recommend buying this monitor .. it’s so bad .. it blackout after minutes of opening .. I regret every fills spent on it..

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Antes era de la idea que con un monitor basta para sacar el trabajo, pero, cuando vi esta joya vi para más cosas, super recomendado

Passé d’un écran classique à ce monstre de 49 pouces, la différence est énorme. L’OLED est tout simplement incroyable : noirs profonds, couleurs éclatantes, contraste parfait. Les jeux prennent une toute autre dimension, surtout avec le 240 Hz et le 0,03 ms de latence. La fluidité est irréprochable, aucune trace de ghosting. Le format ultra-wide change complètement l’expérience. Pour le gaming immersif ou même pour le multitâche (travailler avec plusieurs fenêtres côte à côte), c’est un vrai confort. L’ergonomie est bonne : le pied est stable et permet pas mal de réglages, et l’OSD de Samsung est assez clair. Niveau connectique, tout est là, et pas de souci pour le brancher à mon PC et ma console. Petit bémol : il faut de la place sur le bureau, ce n’est pas un écran “plug & play” qu’on pose n’importe où. Et évidemment, le prix pique, mais honnêtement la qualité est là.

I read online forums and watched all the Youtubers for 3-4 months before purchasing this monitor. My two worries were scaling applications easily like a two monitor setup, and if a 2060 video card could push hard enough to play games as 30X0 series video cards are nearly impossible to find at the time of this review. There's a downloadable app called PowerToys with a something called "Fancy Windows" that allows you to divide up the screen very easily for productivity apps and it's actually glorious for me. I have 3 apps divided up evenly on the screen and there is lots of real-estate for it at the native 5140x1440. I had thought that I would have to run the 2060 video at 1080p, but have been surprised that by turning down to medium settings in games I can 70-90 fps in top titles at the full native resolution. I know most people would prefer to see over 100 fps, including me, but whether it's g-sync or something else, it feels smooth and is truly incredible. Far Cry 5, Witcher 3, Doom Ultimate, Battlefield 4, Battle Front 2, Elder Scrolls online all look great with minimal to no stretching at the sides. Fallout 76 is a mess as it has terrible support for Ultrawide. I only had to turn one game down to 1080p and I honestly cannot really tell. RTX is unusable dropping even Quake RTX down to 13 fps but it was never a great option on a 2060 anyway. In terms of the monitor itself. HDMI sound is not working. I'm deciding if I want to try a firmware update to fix this. I'm not sure it's that important to me. HDR is great in games and most games see it and turn it on without needing to turn on the dismal Windows implementation of HDR. The colour is great and the whites are very white. I didn't know what I was missing with my old ASUS gaming monitor. I definitely recommend this to a gamer that is savvy with their tech. If you are not a tech type and are uncomfortable with changing resolution settings and fixing glitches when you change the wrong setting, you might want to wait until there is better windows and game support for these.

The CRG90 is a good monitor -- it's not perfect, but it is a great for gaming, and decent for everything else. The 32:9 aspect ratio takes some getting used to, and you really need to check if games support it, but for those games that do ... simply WOW! It is an immersive experience to play game on a super ultra-wide. It takes some getting used to, but once you try this, you'll realize how awesome it is to see so much real-estate. Racing games, MMO, shooter and FPS are great on this. What's good: - the color is accurate - it's 120Hz refresh rate is great for most games (FPS, MMO) - It's bright and the resolution is 5120 x 1440 is excellent for gaming - Screen curvature is better than the newer Odyssey. Viewing angle is not terrible on this What's bad: - HDR is terrible. Despite what the spec sheet says, HDR on this monitor is near garbage. I tried all sorts of settings and gave it many opportunities, but I ended turning it on and then off multiple times. SD on it is fantastic though so I feel I'm not missing much. I'm not sure if it's windows setting, Nvidia or the monitor... but HDR on this is simply not good - You'll need a wide desk to support this monitor - Video on this monitor is average. I came from a 32" Dell so in essence i'm downgrading when watching video on this since it's essentially 27" ...however, I can have two videos playing simultaneously You'll also need a fairly powerful graphic card to run game on high settings for this monitor. You're essentially pushing nearly 5K of pixels. This is one of the reason I went for this older monitor instead of the new Odyssey since my graphic card can't run games at 240Hz.