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This is the only one of these 240 Hz 4K OLEDs coming out with a curve. I'm tempted but never had a curved screen. I'm currently coming from an older Samsung 4K 60 Hz monitor.
I mean it sounds great on paper, but will I use it? 4K 240Hz seems to be great enough. I mean changing from 4K to 1080p might just make me not see anything on the screen and perform worse in competitive games. Any other difference between the newer QD OLED and the newer MLA OLED versions that will tip the scale to one or the other?
Noticed there are a lot of posts looking for 4k monitors. My advice is not to sweat differences between 144hz, 165hz etc. 240 hz is a bigger deal but even then, make sure you have the hardware to take advantage of that.
I currently have a Samsung Odyssey Neo g8 (the 4k/32”/240hz/miniLED curved one) and it’s incredibly good except for the curve (1000R). It’s jarring next to my flat M32U and it bothers me more than I thought it would.
Noticed there are a lot of posts looking for 4k monitors. My advice is not to sweat differences between 144hz, 165hz etc. 240 hz is a bigger deal but even then, make sure you have the hardware to take advantage of that.
tl;dr: Why can't I find monitors that have all of these characteristics: curved, 4k resolution and with refresh rates beyond 60 Hz? I currently have a Samsung C32HG70 (31.5" 2560x1440 144 Hz curved) monitor that I purchased mainly for gaming, with an easy to drive resolution/refresh combination.
I have a a90k oled tv and a mini led 27 inch monitor with 500 dimming zones n it actually looks very good.
