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49" Samsung CHG90 3840x1080p 144Hz Ultrawide Curved FreeSync Gaming Monitor Expired
$699
$899.00
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Microsoft Store has 49" Samsung CHG90 3840x1080p 144Hz Ultrawide Curved FreeSync Gaming Monitor on sale for $699. Shipping is free. Thanks skyandsun
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Specs
- Resolution: 3840x1080
- Refresh Rate: 144Hz
- Response Time: 1ms
- Contrast Ratio: 3000:1
- Viewing Angle: 178/178°
- FreeSync Technology
- Adjustable Stand
- Inputs
- 2x HDMI
- DisplayPort
- Mini DisplayPort
- Inputs
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This gaming monitor features QLED (quantum dot) technology w/ HDR support w/ factory calibration to provide stunning accurate/realistic colors and contrast. Offer valid while promotion last - Discombobulated
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Microsoft Store has this Samsung 49" CHG90 QLED Gaming Monitor at $699 . Free 2-3 day shipping.
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1. The stand is huge and you'll need to take into account the desk space to place it.
2. If you decide to desk mount it, you need to find a really heavy duty arm to hold the weight of it. I have a loc Tek D7L arm which barely meets the weight requirements.
3. It isn't super high DPI. It might bother you if you're used to high density displays. It's the equivalent of 2x 27in 1080p displays side by side
4. It's curved, but the extreme sides (like the outer 5 pixels) will be dim and color shifted because you're off axis just enough. Not usually an issue while gaming, but for productivity could be annoying.
5. It's gsync capable, but can be fickle. I sometimes get some annoying flickering.
6. The HDR isnt great, it doesn't get bright enough to make much of a difference
Using software like Fancy Zones makes it an awesome productivity monitor, especially since you can define a 16x9 "full screen" zone in the middle and keep 8x9 windows on either side. I use it for work during the day and play FFXIV on it in the evenings.
There are two other Samsung double wide monitors on the market, the CRG90 (a 2x 1440p panel) and the Odyssey G9. The G9 is newer and has a more extreme curve and features full on Gsync support. Both of those also support HDR 1000. They're also 2x+ more expensive than the CHG90
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1. The stand is huge and you'll need to take into account the desk space to place it.
2. If you decide to desk mount it, you need to find a really heavy duty arm to hold the weight of it. I have a loc Tek D7L arm which barely meets the weight requirements.
3. It isn't super high DPI. It might bother you if you're used to high density displays. It's the equivalent of 2x 27in 1080p displays side by side
4. It's curved, but the extreme sides (like the outer 5 pixels) will be dim and color shifted because you're off axis just enough. Not usually an issue while gaming, but for productivity could be annoying.
5. It's gsync capable, but can be fickle. I sometimes get some annoying flickering.
6. The HDR isnt great, it doesn't get bright enough to make much of a difference
Using software like Fancy Zones makes it an awesome productivity monitor, especially since you can define a 16x9 "full screen" zone in the middle and keep 8x9 windows on either side. I use it for work during the day and play FFXIV on it in the evenings.
There are two other Samsung double wide monitors on the market, the CRG90 (a 2x 1440p panel) and the Odyssey G9. The G9 is newer and has a more extreme curve and features full on Gsync support. Both of those also support HDR 1000. They're also 2x+ more expensive than the CHG90
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Curvature 1800R
Resolution 3840 x 1080
Brightness 350cd/m2 (typical), 250cd/m2 (minimum)
Static contrast ratio 3000:1 (typical), 2400:1 (minimum)
Dynamic contrast ratio Yes
Viewing angle 178°(H)/178°(V)
Reponse time 1ms (MPRT) (may vary based on test conditions)
sRGB coverage Typical 125%, minimum 120%
Adobe RGB: typical 92%, minimum 88%
Color support 1.07 billion colors
Color Gamut (NTSC 1976) Typical 88%, minimum 84%
Power consumption 113 watts maximum
Power Consumption (stand-by) Less than 0.3 watts
Refresh rate 144Hz
Dimensions (without stand) 47.36 x 14.54 x 7.65 inches
Weight (without stand) 26.20 lbs
Inputs 2 HDMI
Audio in
Headphones
Display port
Mini Display port
USB hub (USB Super Charging)