Samsung U28E590D

But if you're ok with all that stuff, if you want a 4k display on a budget, will you be happy with your purchase? Is this worth the asking price compa...

So now let's turn the gaming mode on. So I noticed the action is a lot more smoother on it with the gaming mode turned on. So overall, if you're looki...

It's a really good gaming monitor, all right guys.

Before I upgraded my monitor to the x35 I had an old Samsung u28e590d. the 6900xt was able to run every game I owned at ultra 4k60 fps like an absolute breeze, save for cyberpunk which was hit or miss depending on the area as low as 40 fps. This however was without any raytracing. I personally don't use raytracing in any game since I believe the performance hit is just unacceptable, not to mention the Amd cards just really can't compete in it.

Now I am using with my current PC build a Samsung monitor U28E590D. I tried the samsung odyssey g7 32" but i returned it because the colours at the angles of the screen had some strange pixels inversion or some strange effect that I didn't like. I was looking now for the LG 32GP850 at 440€, is it a good price?

Samsung got into the market early, their U28E590D was already "old" by 2018 and frequently available around 300 bucks. Acer had some KG1/KG281 models around 300 at the time, BenQ had some, etc. Those were all 27-28". For 32", Samsung had the U32J590UQU for example, was below 400 in 2018, Viewsonic had one below 400 as well.