At night with the lights off, it gets more intimate as the massive curved screen seem to encapsulate the view and float just ahead. Be it a YouTube video or basic Web browsing. It really is indescribably clear, whatever content is displayed on screen. The detail, colour and contrast literally feels like the super amoled screen on my personal Z Fold 3 but many times bigger in size. I have never experienced visuals from a computer monitor this crisp. It does feel like the screen should be a tad taller but that sensation goes away with tlme. Although the ultra wide, and not very tall perspective does take some getting used to. The 5120x1440 resolution is a sight to behold on the Neo G9. It's like sitting front row at a cinema.ĭistance between the windows start button and taskbar clock requires about 30 degrees of head turn on Neo G9 vs zero effort with an average screen. End to end, there's over 3 times the screen real estate of a regular monitor. Jaw dropping size and plenty of head turning to do.
Odyssey neo g9 windows 10#
Other than that the monitor simply plugs and play and Windows 10 automatically detects and sets the resolution to the max 5120x1440. Once the monitor is securely mounted, connected and turned on, I realised after spending a half hour fiddling with the cables that I had to select Displayport as source via the monitor or it'll just stick to HDMI even if displayport is the only cable connected. The Neo G9's extreme form and build can only be truly appreciated live in person. Then there's the Tony Stark arc reactor RGB light feature at the center of it all. It is probably the largest desktop monitor on the planet, measuring an ultra wide 49" diagonally.īut really what's out of this world is its spaceship physique, all white backside, with a curvature so mind bending, this art piece of a monitor adds a sci-fi mood to the room it sits in. Took a bit of effort to haul this big S monitor in through the door and not to mention the need to move things aside just to park the massive box.
Odyssey neo g9 Pc#
One could technically get similar results with a current and decently specced pc monitor or TV. it's like comparing the best pc monitor money can buy today vs a last gen TV. They are literally on opposite ends of the spectrum.
Odyssey neo g9 1080p#
The following is not a paid promotion but a strong realisation after my personal experience with the current Samsung Neo G9 49" vs a LG 55" 1080p TV. So for dusk and night racing, vision will be way darker and key details will not pop on regular monitors I suffer from not being able to tell certain things apart for example 100M and 150M braking marker.Ĭontrast & HDR capability - New sim games are getting increasingly realistic and take advantage of hdr.
Odyssey neo g9 tv#
The sense of speed, corner curvatures, obstacles, are all presented visually.Ĭlarity from a close distance - TV monitors are almost always pixelelated when viewed from close proximity. To race better we need to see better - Most people don't realise this but unlike circuit racing where we can use all our five senses, In sim racing, vision is everything.
I was surprised at how much more comfortable it is to look at, mostly because the details are way more sharper, which just made it feel more immersive. That's not the case when I personally tried a friend's sim rig with a generic 34" pc monitor, which was not only set further away from view, it is a lot smaller than my 55". Which is exactly what I did, by simply attaching an old unused 55" 1080p LG TV After all, it's bigger, so definitely better? In sim racing builds, It's easy to assume that we can beat the system with a cheaper, larger TV instead of a pc monitor. For anyone embarking on a budget sim rig journey considering using a cheap / spare TV instead of computer monitor, this is what I gathered from my recent sim racing experience, comparing my existing 55" 1080 TV setup to a computer monitor.
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