Samsung has for EPP Members: 49" Odyssey G95SC OLED 240Hz DQHD Curved Monitor (LS49CG954SNXZA) on sale for $944.99 when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free.
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Samsung has for EPP Members: 49" Odyssey G95SC OLED 240Hz DQHD Curved Monitor (LS49CG954SNXZA) on sale for $944.99 when you follow the instructions below. Shipping is free.
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I primarily play games with static elements, and as long as you enable the "Logo Brightness" setting to allow the panel to dim those elements it will lessen the effect overall. No issues with burn in so far from FF14 and Helldivers 2.
I have 2 of these, they're amazing. The screen quality is incredible. They don't have as much of a curve as the non OLED ones, but I love these things.
I have 2 of these, they're amazing. The screen quality is incredible. They don't have as much of a curve as the non OLED ones, but I love these things.
I have one as well. Not as bright as I would like, however this monitor is plagued with HDMI issues and it's not just me. Hundreds of people on the forums have the issues as well. Also, burn in complaints at just over 800 hours.
I have one as well. Not as bright as I would like, however this monitor is plagued with HDMI issues and it's not just me. Hundreds of people on the forums have the issues as well. Also, burn in complaints at just over 800 hours.
With burn-in it depends on what you are doing I guess. If you mainly play games then I guess you would be ok assuming you are not playing games with static contents(?) like RPGs where there are boxes of info shown on the screen at fixed locations all...
With burn-in it depends on what you are doing I guess. If you mainly play games then I guess you would be ok assuming you are not playing games with static contents(?) like RPGs where there are boxes of info shown on the screen at fixed locations all...
I primarily play games with static elements, and as long as you enable the "Logo Brightness" setting to allow the panel to dim those elements it will lessen the effect overall. No issues with burn in so far from FF14 and Helldivers 2.
I have one as well. Not as bright as I would like, however this monitor is plagued with HDMI issues and it's not just me. Hundreds of people on the forums have the issues as well. Also, burn in complaints at just over 800 hours.
Bought and returned. It's just too dim for me. And text clarity is horrible. Both aspects are compared against a 4 year old IPS panel. TBH I don't understand the praise this panel gets.
Can also confirm that the OSD has a ton of bugs, even on latest FW.
Technically speaking no, but practically speaking yes.
5120 x 1440 = 88.8% of 4K. The aspect ratio and size makes it weird.
Well that is what I was wondering. Let's say I go on YouTube and turn on 4k for a video, will I see the difference? Would it even allow me to? When I did that with my tv, there was a clear difference in video quality.
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5120 x 1440 = 88.8% of 4K. The aspect ratio and size makes it weird.
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Can also confirm that the OSD has a ton of bugs, even on latest FW.
5120 x 1440 = 88.8% of 4K. The aspect ratio and size makes it weird.
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