Samsung CHG90 vs Samsung Odyssey G7

The CHG90's speedy 144Hz native refresh rate, achievable only over a DisplayPort connection, can be reduced to 120Hz or 60Hz in the menus. FreeSync 2 allows for variable refresh rate support between 48Hz and 144Hz over DisplayPort, and 48Hz to 100Hz over HDMI. The CHG90 also supports AMD's Low Framerate Compensation technology to provide a smooth experience even below 48Hz.

Will dynamically adjust its refresh rate depending on the FPS that your machine is putting out which helps to smooth animations and reduce tearing and...

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It's costly and you can definitely run dual 1080p 144hz for much much cheaper. But you're paying for the design mostly imo. It's either going to be worth the cost to you or not. It's not the best gaming panel out there, but it's far from the worst

HDR while not the FALD 1000 NIT wow factor its i think pretty good for what you pay for. 7. Overall design.

I use this for gaming with an RTX 3090 and it’s amazing. The response time and the amount of information your mind receives is crazy. I didn’t realize how much of a difference it would be, but I’m very happy. Great balance of quality and performance

The Other part is the pixel response times, And one quick and dirty way to see how good those are is just dragging a window with text across the scree...

It is big, so you will want a rather large desk or to buy a floor stand to sit behind the desk. When set it up correctly, it is very bright. Almost double that of competing products. So you will want to sit a little bit further away than normal

I currently pair it up with a 1080p 144hz gaming laptop. For work, I'm able to put Outlook on the right and web browser on the left while I use the laptop monitor for my coding IDE. That might seem odd to some but I spend more time in Outlook and Brave than I do coding anymore in my position. Anyway, like I said the resolution didn't change from my old monitor, but the physical size difference is what made this possible