I’ve got the Samsung Odyssey G65B 32". Upgraded from a 165Hz IPS AOC AG271QG. So far so good. It’s definitely much faster response time and it’s so smooth as long as I can maintain the FPS high. Though mainly the colors and contrast stand out the most. I was worried about QC issues but did not notice anything out of whack yet. The only annoying thing which I’ll probably never use is the built in Tizen OS to make it work more like a TV. I think that’s just unnecessary. I did not even bother to connect it to network.
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This is a really nice picture. Love the keyboard color.
Upgrading to 240hz is always nice for FPS games. I was on 60hz and went to 240hz and really liked the change in CSGO. I’m now on a 240hz OLED and it’s even better.
Thanks! Actually I had to not take a picture of whole table as there is quite a monitor mess going on because this new one messed up my monitor arm mounting expectations so I have quite a few things to fix to have it all set up nicely because my 3rd monitor right now has no power because of it. I really like the orange as well as it’s pleasing to my eyes, the Razer charging dock was set to orange as well but I don’t use Synapse and Open RGB sometimes bugs out on me.
I was also thinking about getting an OLED… more specifically a WOLED either from ASUS or CORSAIR but after contemplating I decided against it as it would be just waaaaay too much hassle. I don’t really want to care about how I use my screen and I tend to run a LOT of static content so I would probably and unavoidably experienced burn in which I just can’t justify as a risk at that price point.
The jump from 60Hz to previously 165Hz was really something great. Now the jump is basically not noticeable unless I can maintain stable 240FPS but it’s smoother a bit. I think though that most of the improvements I perceive are from the much faster pixel response times. I only played FFXIV and Battlebit Remastered so can’t really base my opinion too much yet, I’ll have to play more FPS games to evaluate.
I had to remember to check the OSD controls to enable 240hz.
Works amazing on Linux with my Sapphire Nitro+ 7900XTX.
Elite Dangerous Odyssey and Diablo IV are my current jams. Full fame amazing-ness.
Upgraded from my 144hz 1440p IPS LED Gigabit and this is really way better for better blacks/space games for certain.
What a pleasant cozy setup. How’s the motion clarity? I also see it supports HDR. How does that look?
Nice setup. Do you get eye strain sitting so close to such a large monitor?
For awhile now, I have been contemplating buying the LG 45" ultragear monitor with 240 Hz and 0.03 ms response time. But have been holding off since my current PC probably wouldn’t even be able to sustain 240 fps for most modern games.
I think once I upgrade next year, I’ll be able to justify a splurge.
Thanks! No eye strain at all. I never really had an issue with that and I’m spending majority of my time looking at the screen.
I’d say that 32" is about the limit for the screen size for my sitting distance and the fact that the monitor has such an aggressive curve makes the width more similar to a 27" flat panel. Except its way more immersive as the screen covers almost my entire field of view.
I actually experienced a VR moment twice when during a cutscene a camera was panning to the side and it tricked my brain into thinking that I’m actually turning. But only briefly.
240Hz is fun but it really depends on what you play. I see no reason to push graphically demanding games above 90FPS and for games where it matters I’m happy to drop settings and max out FPS.
