@@fedup6127 I would expect to get 1920*1080 monitors for that price (two monitors for 220$ total). That's a huge difference for any general use. But those monitors can suit you well if you want to develop specifically for users with low resolution displays.
@@grn1 Ah, I hate using the start menu. It's horrible. Plus, I regularly use all of those programs as part of my workflow. Its one or two less clicks, hunting through the start menu for them. Just saves me time and hassle dealing with Microsoft's awful UI and programming choices. haha
I dont know, every time Linus is talking about how amazing HDR is, the image looks like garbage, either oversaturated, or too cold and not sharp enough, or both.
@@hubertnnn thats because you cant see the quality of the original because its recorded, color corrected and displayed on your worse monitor (everything is worse than a 2000 nits hdr monitor)
some one tell me if i should get the GeForce GTX 1650 Super Twin X2 or Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Ti im looking for something i can record yt vids and that
I don't know why I'm not yet tired of watching Linus talking about silky smooth 240Hz miniLED 5,120×1,440px experience in a TH-cam compressed video on my $80 60Hz monitor
@@drunkhusband6257 It's the stock thing but it's certainly not bad that's crazy. 1080 60FPS could still be a great monitor if it had good Dynamic range etc...
Don't forget the #1 feature this monitor has over its predecessor: Backlight bleed is no longer an issue. 90% of the old monitors (Odessey G9 2020) had backlight bleed issues and became near unusable because of that. I'm glad they finally got that fixed.
I work in an Amazon fc. I never fails to amaze me not only how many regular office monitors we move but by the sheer amount of high end monitors get moved. Near Christmas we were moving multiple pallets of these things a day.
That’s so pointless, and such a waste of money and electricity. We already have 360 projector screens that are 10 times the size of this and pretty much the same picture quality. Projectors are not like 2010 anymore
@@SubZyYT are you literally saying the words "Waste of money" on a comment on a Linus Tech Tips video of a 49 inch monitor. I'm not talking about this monitor I'm just saying it would be cool to test the limit of multiple monitors. Don't have to be so toxic.
@@thomaspower8253 no... i personally would rather see a video on a 360 projector screen and something i could actually afford and be reasonable to run. California just banned all kinds of things with monitors and power supplies and youre over here wanting 10 of these things in a circle running at once lmao
VDE = Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik Informationstechnik e. V. = Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker Institut (what Linus said) = Association of German Electrical Engineers That's a long ass Name
@@jackrichard4256 That was literly the equivalent of a bunch of news head lines with fruitless information. "Coming Soon" aka trying to make shit up to use bigger channels for growth. Dudes channel is complaining and giveaways..
The great thing about Picture in Picture is you can use it as two monitors on one computer so if you are using this for productivity you can present on one screen while having presenter view or teams on the other!
They need to start making ultrawide displays that natively divide the image in three: a center 16:9 or 16:10 image and two outside images with the remainder of the pixels. I would ditch my 3 monitor setup for it.
PLEASE. I have two portrait monitors on the side of my main and I want to ditch the bezels so bad but without third party software organizing windows into that orientation would be a huge pain.
@@6eorg393 We want virtual monitors within one hardware monitor. Split the screen into different monitors like how we can currently do with applications. It is easier to snap applications into specific shapes if the application thinks it is going fullscreen. Additionally, if you have two different kinds of monitors then you may get different pixel densities that prevent things from ever looking right. Partitioning one big monitor into several virtual monitors wouldn't have this issue (I don't think).
Considering that this is literally one of the best LCD panels you can buy, here I sit still seeing a pretty big halo, cause my monitor shows the halo haha. It's a cool test.. but basically none of us can truly tell the difference, if we have a worse monitor. Still love you Linus
I've been using the last years G9 for about a year now for work, studying and gaming, and honestly couldn't be happier with it. Sure sometimes it does give you a bit of a headache, but the pros definitely outshine the cons for me. The dimming zones on the old model do suck for sure, but on my day to day use they haven't bothered me too much.
@@iooooooo1 Well more about things what you've gotten used to working silky smooth with normal 16:9 monitors, using bios can sometimes be a struggle and other stuff like that just doesn't quite feel as snappy as your ordinary normal monitor. And editing pictures is a nightmare, you move 2 inches to the left and the colors look completely different on this monitor than what they do when you move back to the dead center of it. But actually about literal headaches, I did get my eyes very tired and a small headache during the first hours of using the monitor because of it's immense curve, but after getting used to it you cant even notice it.
Paying youtube premium to avoid adds, but there is Linus, with adds! Seriously, the only channel in this vast ocean that I'm not mad at your adds because they are part of this whole LTT expirence! I love you all! It's great that I just found you so I have like 13 years to catch on! Oh yeah! Life is beautiful! Thank you!
some one tell me if i should get the GeForce GTX 1650 Super Twin X2 or Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Ti im looking for something i can record yt vids and that
A slightly less ridiculous version of that would be to have the game running at 16:9 in the middle 50% of the monitor, with white on the 25% on each side.
So glad you included the worst case scenario bit in there, despite it being a sponsored video. While that little detail doesn't hugely influence my purchasing decision, you're right, it's a very important detail for potential customers to be aware of!
@@jkteddy77 Please tell me what it's like when you use it. I was thinking of playing games at 21:9 on it but I worry that most games will stretch to 32:9 when played at 21:9.
I have the CRG9 (the predecessor to this monitors predecessor) and having lived with a 32:9 aspect ratio for awhile now…it definitely isn’t for everyone. Even something as basic as finding a decent desktop background is a chore. There are also other annoying things like how most in browser video players that don’t know how to handle it effectively (going full screen leaves a whole bunch of blank space on the sides but you can’t multitask in those blank spaces…I basically have to use theatre mode on TH-cam instead). You basically need a massive desk because of its foot print or you’ll need to invest a couple hundred dollars in a monitor stand that can support the weight. The monitor will be so heavy that most monitor stands with head tilt functions won’t be able to handle it. Having said that, I love the PBP mode. It basically allows you to treat the monitor like two separate 16:9 27 inch monitors.
Gotta say, this is the best monitor I have ever had. Now I can get some work done without destroying my vision. This is the only monitor that actually works exactly the way I needed. Blows away all Apple monitors, or ANY monitor I have spent thousands on over the years.
Yup. so far I have no regrets, and yes you need a strong card! what's really nice is there's games that actually give you the extra FOV on the 5120x1440 resolution. the only real issue is trying to live stream on ultrawide is not really supported on twitch. The immersion is pretty great. I've missed a few phone calls being a bit too immersed :D
as someone who enjoys suffering thru destiny 2, I appreciate seeing it, but id be curious to the reason why some games aside from the usual few (doom/forza) get picked.
The games that often get chosen are there because they are highly optimized while also being good examples of what they do. So it’s the hardware being tested without having to worry about the software being a issue.
"if it aint broke dont fix it" lmao, these monitors had some of the worst QC in the industry when they dropped, and still suffer from tons of software issues getting HDR to work properly in different resolutions/refreshes
Well to be fair HDR support in windows itself is still really really crappy. But yeah if I try to run ms flight sim with hdr 240hz my entire computer will actually crash regularly so I'm not exactly pleased.
From someone that has a ultrawide monitor, what these reviews never mention is that a lot of the games that you will want to play wont support it so you will have massive black bars on the sides
When you're a big channel with many tech nerd folks who trust the hosts, it's making it harder for brands to force you to a certain sketchy stuff because all it takes is just for those hosts to report it to the audience. If it's a smaller channel, however, they may think it's worth putting the host on the spot since the host doesn't have much to counter 'threat' the demands
I mean, I have a G9, but already ordered the Neo G9. I said to myself the G9 would be the last monitor until they released mini led ultrawides......and here we are. NOW the only thing i will upgrade for after the Neo G9 is an OLED ultrawide, but who knows if those will ever come out.
The good news is that I am in my early 20's. I can still get this type of stuff for a decent price before I die (probably what, like 10-20 years at this rate). :D
@@RSL1836 they have been taking sponsored videos for actual years. They quite clearly state when they are reviewing and just doing a sponsored showcase. For example look at the original odyssey g9 review and showcase.
@@sircommissar Dude, a showcase? Come on. Pull your head out of Linus’ ass. He’s literally testing several games, saying “The HDR is awesome” or something like that. He should know better than to make definitively sounding statements in a hardware “showcase” video without clearly mentioning that this are only first impressions and that people should wait for the review if one is coming or get a review somewhere else. Also, Linus doesn’t get stuff to market it. If this was a marketing video he should have stated so very clearly in the title, the description and the video. What a ridiculous comment.🤦🏻♂️
@@Lock2002ful are you just ignorant in choice or are you just new to LTT this has been how they have done things since it was 4 people in a house. What am I talking about its youtube comments you clearly are ignorant by choice. Videos with "showcase" in the title are sponsored (its in the description, it clearly says its sponsored) and videos titled "review" are ones with extensive testing and the opinions of LTT staff. This is clearly a video that they were paid to praise the monitor. Please dont waste peoples time with this nonsense. At the vary least you won't waste mine. Have a good day my man.
and nothing is wrong with that. 49" is literally over kill. Also who wants to turn their head playing a game that sounds horrible in long game sessions
If possible, could you also do a blurtest in the future (testufo, for example). Even if it's getting less relevant with higher refresh rates, it would still be nice to see the differences between panel types and which colors make it worse or better.
@@pzkY @@pzkY this channel's policy when doing sponsored video is they will showcase (not reviewing) product capabilities by (maybe) showing some feature, unboxing, and mentioning all the talking point that the company gave them. however, showcase is not the same as review, and that means there won't be in depth performance testing, benchmark, like we usually see in a "review" video. however linus also said (if i recall correctly) that they won't say stuff the don't believe to be true about the product even though they are showcasing the product. hope this helps and pls correct me if im wrong.
Was thinking of waiting for this screen to upgrade my 2k 34" ultra wide. So freaking glad I didn't. Went with the LG CX48. Man, nothing beats OLED. Loving the screen and lack of curve is just better for me.
"We're trying to make it look bad right now, here comes the worst case scenario. I know we're sponsored by Samsung, but people gotta know what they're buying." This, people, is the right way of reviewing a product, not some other youtuber that only shows the best case scenario to "please" their sponsors. Props to Linus and his team.
Did some quick math out of curiosity for the dimming zones. The stated screen pixel resolution is 5120 × 1440. The stated number of dimming zones is 2048. For my calculations I assumed the dimming zones are arranged in a rectangular grid, with no zone wasting any potential for pixel backlighting, and each zone serving as a backlight for the same number of pixels, and each zone serving a square shaped area... With those assumptions, each zone would serve 3600 pixels, which is a square of 60 pixels wide. The dimming zones would be arranged in a grid of ~85.333 × 24 zones. Obviously, you can't have factional dimming zones, so something in my assumptions must be wrong. I think it's likely that the dimming zones are arranged in a hexagonal grid, serving non-square regions of pixels, not serving the same number of pixels, or some combination of these. I think the zones boarder the edges of the screen are most likely to be serving a different number of pixels as those not boardering the edge. I also think the grid could be arranged like hexagons, which might be a more effective use of the comparatively limited number of zones. (Though, that would probably be a headache for the firmware designer to figure out.) I don't think the dimming zones would serve a non-square area, as in, having an pixel area with an aspect ratio other than 1:1. But it's still a possibility. There is plenty of president for non-square aspect ratios for display pixels in other image technologies, like components of image file formats. But I don't think it would look great for dimming zones. It would probably result in noticeable stripes of bright/dark areas, unless there use a light filtering layer that spreads the light in one direction more than another, by just the right amount. That's about it... I hope someone found it interesting or useful. Sorry, I don't feel like taking the time to figure out the exact dimensions of a hexagonal grid of dimming zones. Especially for something I'm very unlikely to buy. (Edit: I misheard the number of dimming zones as 1048 the first time. It's actually 2048. Everything past this point is the old version. I left it in for laughs. Not much is different though.) -------- Did some quick math out od curiosity for the dimming zones. The stated screen pixel resolution is 5120 × 1440. The stated number of dimming zones is 1048. For my calculations I assumed the dimming zones are arranged in a rectangular grid, with no zone wasting any potential for pixel backlighting, and each zone serving as a backlight for the same number of pixels, and each zone serving a square shaped area... With those assumptions, each zone would serve ~7035.11 pixels, which is a square of ~83.88 pixels wide. The dimming zones would be arranged in a grid of ~61.04 × ~17.17 zones. Obviously, you can't have factional dimming zones, so something in my assumptions must be wrong. I think it's likely that the dimming zones are arranged in a hexagonal grid, serving non-square regions of pixels, not serving the same number of pixels, or some combination of these. I think the zones boarder the edges of the screen are most likely to be serving a different number of pixels as those not boardering the edge. I also think the grid could be arranged like hexagons, which might be a more effective use of the comparatively limited number of zones. (Though, that would be probably be a headache for the firmware designer to figure out.) I don't think the dimming zones would serve a non-square area, as in, having an pixel area with an aspect ratio other than 1:1. But it's still a possibility. There is plenty of president for non-square aspect ratios for display pixels, and other image technologies like components of image file formats. But I don't think it would look great for dimming zones. It would probably result in noticeable stripes of bright/dark areas, unless there use a light filtering layer that spreads the light in one direction more than another, by just the right amount. That's about it... I hope someone found it interesting or useful. Sorry, I don't feel like taking the time to figure out the exact dimensions of a hexagonal grid of dimming zones. Especially for something I'm very unlikely to buy.
I have a 43" Samsung curved Monitor. I bought it ***exactly*** for allowing to display 2 Computers at once left side/ right side. When working home office I can run the office PC (connected by thin client) and still have one of my private PCs running to one of the other inputs. If you do not run Linux based systems, you can go for one set of peripherals when using free MS Garage development "Mouse without Borders" This works SOOOO great. I think that a lot people meanwhile do same or similar (maybe also because COVID lead to a different life). So while you say, that you could not imagine why one could do that - I tell you I strongly believe I am not the only one. In the evening I can enjoy the full screen. Only issue (if you want to call it like that is the poor refresh rate Unfortunately I think an Odyssey will not fit on my desk and I cannot buy a larger one, as it does not fit to the corner of the room, where it is placed. The other thing I am missing (but I do not know a brand/ monitor which has this feature) is a kind of preset. It would be cool, if I could set up the main setting (work) differently compared to the secondary setting (after work) ***and*** if I could switch this with a button easily (two or three buttons to directly switch between the setups - the setup should also store which input was used... my Samsung always starts to scan aaaaaalll the inputs and ends up to "find" the only active input for very last one...). Also I guess a monitor in 2021 should not only provide buttons, there should be also a Windows Application connected by USB to the PC to directly control all this. Dont get me wrong... it is good the buttons are there, but it would be a blast if I could control the monitor ***additionally*** with an Application. I do not trust those buttons to last through a normal Work/ Freetime day long enough (and I know some of the brands do have sth. alike...). Good content, though! Like!
I've got the G9 (Not the Neo reviewed here), and I have HDR turned off. It's pretty bad. The 10 dimming zones basically make it unusable, especially in games that take place in dark areas (Resident Evil Village was especially bad). If I didn't already have the original G9, I'm sure this offers a much better experience. However, I also only paid $1400 for the G9, whereas it looks like this thing is going for $2500. I don't think I'd be able to justify buying this for over $1000 more.
I have the 48" OLED that LTT showcased in their video, "Every Other Monitor is DEAD to Me," and that costs $1,000 _less_ than this does. It's also far more versatile. Ultrawide content on the OLED basically converts it into an Ultrawide monitor, as the black bar sections turn _completely_ off. On the other hand, watching 16:9 content on an UltraUltrawide display is just going to give you a tiny square in the center (look at how narrow it is compared to the OLED!). If they were the same price, I'd have to think hard about which is better, but I honestly think I would still prefer my OLED to this. At $1,000 more, there's absolutely no contest imo.
I just got my g9 neo. It's not a monitor for watching (or creating) content. It's a gaming monitor. It's built for gaming and it's brilliant at gaming. If you want the best picture then of course oled is better, if you want to create content then a 5k ips monitor is better. But if you want 80% of your field of view to be game? Yeah the r1000 32:9 g9 Odyssey is the absolute best.
@@Gasmaskratto The LG CX. (Note that the new C1 model is essentially the same exact monitor, with _slightly_ improved software. Get whichever is cheaper.)
How did none of these reviewers figure out the HDR was broken on this monitor for gaming. They all gave it raving HDR performance reviews. Based on the reviews I purchased it, only to find the HDR is broken when playing games. Once you do a google search you find that this is a major complaint of this monitor. How do you advertise something like this, then when the retail version get's released it's major feature to buy the TV doesn't even work.
My sister and I got this monitor for my dad for christmas and my Mom got him a 3080Ti (based on my recommendation). He's never gonna leave his desk after xmas lol.
I will buy one when they make a 7680x1440 monitor and ability to split screen into 3 independent screens (with adequate connectors) aka Picture-by-Pictures so I can simulate tree monitors with 2560x1440. At the moment i have 3 monitors with 2560x1440, it would be nice to replace them with 1 single monitor with potentially better power consumption/management.
I have one, it is fantastic. I went a bit OTT and have a 27" on the side as well. So it's basically triple 27" if i want to go full productivity, or a main display and a side for media control.
@@evolicious Alright fanboy, my 6800 is OCed and UV and easily outperforms a 3070. And I have got it for MSRP. This generation upgrading would just be stupid.
0:10 Top left: 6900XT review, nice. Bottom left: Turned a Diamond Play Button into a Gaming PC. Top right: Gaming with 3090 on a 8K TV. Bottom right: Galaxy Book S review.
Thank you for this review. I have a request: when you do the reviews on these monitors, can you also briefly talk about color accuracy (for us graphic designers)? I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you 🙏🏾
Found that Minecraft and BF4 look a bit wonky on this monitor. However MW looks really good along with Crysis 3. The new Mafia remake was absolutely stunning though! Best game for this aspect ratio so far.
i am such a huge Samsung fanboy in basically every tech-sector, i love their way of bringing innovation. Besides the Odyssey i am also hyped for the Fold Z 3. So much great stuff out there... if only i could affort them 😂 rip beeing a university student
My LG C1’s are going back and I’m just going to get this. I really had high hopes for the C1 but it’s auto brightness crap ruins it as a computer monitor 🤦♂️
I went to tivi shop to look as C1, wow it is so dark vs q95t beside it, q95t pop so much and brighter than it alot. I dont see anything looks good there on c1.
reason why...its not a monitor the lg....if you have to work with it i considered it would be very hard...the g9 is a monitor and to some extent it is better for working than gaming even...because of the large space available for the apps to open together
In my opinion this "review" got payed by Samsung. No crictism about the problems of the monitor. -awful hdr (dimm, washed out, wired colors) => look for hardwareunboxed and the_retrocaves videos -heavy color banding in dynamic mode -awful scanlines, especially in 240 hz mode -awful quality control (dust and other panel defects (damage of polarisation film and white spots) very likely). Had 3 G9 Neo all with dust inside panel (white test screen of Eizo test helps). One hat damage of polarisation film (rainbow effect) and white spot. Not physical panel damage. It was inside the panel. The dust problem is typical for Samsung products. Also for AUO but this another story. Had enough (arround 100) Samsung monitors over the last years and nearly all had dust inside panel. Only 2 without. -annoying coil whine (higher pitching noise @ 240 hz) -massive overshoot -adaptive sync flickering -poppig noises (to small ventialation holes + cheap plastic case) => the_retrocave makes a video about this Samsung G9 has the same problem, it has the same case ;) -sub pixel structure of Samsung SVA is crap, its leading to fuzzy text and contours Nobody should buy this monitor before the majority of failures mentioned above got fixed.
@@nameltneGesreveR It's a cheap advertising video to hype people about this monitor. If ltt has creditablity they would protect buyers from making a huge mistake. But they are only taking the money from Samsung for advertising a crappy product. Disgusting.
The dream of having a Java class on a single line is finally coming true.
You mean a Java class name?
lol
Ahhh fellow cultured guys it seems! Weebs with anime profile pict and software engineer as a job.
Hello from the other side of the world lol 😂
This sounds incomplete!😂
Lol this was actually funny 😂😂
-Linus: "...there's a bit of a trail behind it."
-Me with my 720p 60hz monitor: "Totally"
Me on my phone watching in save data mode : *visible confusion*
@@fedup6127 good deal. I don't even have a gpu for a 1080p so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@fedup6127 I would expect to get 1920*1080 monitors for that price (two monitors for 220$ total). That's a huge difference for any general use. But those monitors can suit you well if you want to develop specifically for users with low resolution displays.
@@emhi7000 Intel HD 2500 confirm =/
@@ggtechno9093 hahaha nah, gtx1050 2gb :'(
Finally, a monitor large enough for all of my taskbar icons.
more like all your pc app icons!
haha yeah, no kidding. I have 40 quick-launch icons in my taskbar, not counting the tray.
@@CNC-Time-Lapse damn!
@@grn1 Ah, I hate using the start menu. It's horrible. Plus, I regularly use all of those programs as part of my workflow. Its one or two less clicks, hunting through the start menu for them. Just saves me time and hassle dealing with Microsoft's awful UI and programming choices. haha
Still not enough for all Chrome tabs...
Linus points at fire on HDR Screen: "Look at this its awesome!"
90% of folks with Non HDR monitors: "Yes yes, indeed"
The 10% of folks with HDR monitors: I'm sure it's awesome but this ain't a HDR video.
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I dont know, every time Linus is talking about how amazing HDR is, the image looks like garbage, either oversaturated, or too cold and not sharp enough, or both.
@@hubertnnn yeah, that's likely your SDR display but it's weird because I have HDR off on my monitor and his "HDR showcases" seem fine to me.
@@hubertnnn thats because you cant see the quality of the original because its recorded, color corrected and displayed on your worse monitor (everything is worse than a 2000 nits hdr monitor)
Linus: "Now this is a game that looks absolutely fantastic in HDR."
Studio lights: "Allow us to introduce ourselves."
some one tell me if i should get the GeForce GTX 1650 Super Twin X2 or Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Ti im looking for something i can record yt vids and that
@@loopsx9146 Is there a budget you’re abiding by? If so, what is it? If not, get the 1660 TI. It’s not even a contest in terms of performance.
@@SneakyFirefox5 yh I'm not rich so but I wanna start gaming and yt so my budget is around like 300 to360 on a graphic card so I'lll just the ti ty
@@loopsx9146 $360 aint gonna get u 1660ti
@@loopsx9146 Don't touch 50 series cards , they are like the very last resort cards if you have 0 alternatives.
I don't know why I'm not yet tired of watching Linus talking about silky smooth 240Hz miniLED 5,120×1,440px experience in a TH-cam compressed video on my $80 60Hz monitor
Me watching at 480p on my phone...
Dont't worry. You'd get used to it in no time. 1080p and 60Hz is still good.
@@Ventus0815 1080p 60hz is literally about as bad as you can get
Git gud scrub says in 1832 x 1920 60Hz
@@drunkhusband6257 It's the stock thing but it's certainly not bad that's crazy. 1080 60FPS could still be a great monitor if it had good Dynamic range etc...
Riley’s intro, I live for it. 🥰
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Yes
Don't forget the #1 feature this monitor has over its predecessor: Backlight bleed is no longer an issue. 90% of the old monitors (Odessey G9 2020) had backlight bleed issues and became near unusable because of that. I'm glad they finally got that fixed.
I work in an Amazon fc. I never fails to amaze me not only how many regular office monitors we move but by the sheer amount of high end monitors get moved. Near Christmas we were moving multiple pallets of these things a day.
More home traders getting in on the crypto action these days. This wide displays are perfect for trading platforms.
Linus: "omg, look at this, that looks freaking awesome"
Me, watching on LG Flatron: "omg yes."
@@DemeDemetre nah, an lcd(?), E2340s.
These types of monitors make for really good secondarys, I've got a Dell E190s
Ohh man I had dual LG flatron CRT 4:3 17" displays back in the day.
Was an absolute baller!
@@SunnyZ arent they 5:4?
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This is an extremely weird request but it would be super cool if you guys could try to make a 360° monitor array with you in the middle.
That’s so pointless, and such a waste of money and electricity. We already have 360 projector screens that are 10 times the size of this and pretty much the same picture quality. Projectors are not like 2010 anymore
Yahhhh. No
VR
@@SubZyYT are you literally saying the words "Waste of money" on a comment on a Linus Tech Tips video of a 49 inch monitor. I'm not talking about this monitor I'm just saying it would be cool to test the limit of multiple monitors. Don't have to be so toxic.
@@thomaspower8253 no... i personally would rather see a video on a 360 projector screen and something i could actually afford and be reasonable to run. California just banned all kinds of things with monitors and power supplies and youre over here wanting 10 of these things in a circle running at once lmao
I'm so glad Riley ended up at LTT. We didn't get intros like that before 💗
Wow, hearing Linus pronounce „VDE“ is treat i didn’t expect today. Very…creative 😁
VDE = Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik Informationstechnik e. V.
= Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker Institut (what Linus said)
= Association of German Electrical Engineers
That's a long ass Name
I don't think the thumbnail creator knows people don't measure display size horizontally.
At that width there's barely a difference
@@goobachev No it's not, the thumbnail is an error
@@goobachev it’s 49 inches diagonally
@@jackrichard4256 That was literly the equivalent of a bunch of news head lines with fruitless information. "Coming Soon" aka trying to make shit up to use bigger channels for growth. Dudes channel is complaining and giveaways..
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The great thing about Picture in Picture is you can use it as two monitors on one computer so if you are using this for productivity you can present on one screen while having presenter view or teams on the other!
They need to start making ultrawide displays that natively divide the image in three: a center 16:9 or 16:10 image and two outside images with the remainder of the pixels. I would ditch my 3 monitor setup for it.
That's easily possible running nvidia's Control Software and I'm sure it's the same for amd
I clicked on the timeframe and it ended the video 😑
PLEASE. I have two portrait monitors on the side of my main and I want to ditch the bezels so bad but without third party software organizing windows into that orientation would be a huge pain.
I don’t understand this comment but really want to. Can you explain?
@@6eorg393 We want virtual monitors within one hardware monitor. Split the screen into different monitors like how we can currently do with applications. It is easier to snap applications into specific shapes if the application thinks it is going fullscreen. Additionally, if you have two different kinds of monitors then you may get different pixel densities that prevent things from ever looking right. Partitioning one big monitor into several virtual monitors wouldn't have this issue (I don't think).
Considering that this is literally one of the best LCD panels you can buy, here I sit still seeing a pretty big halo, cause my monitor shows the halo haha. It's a cool test.. but basically none of us can truly tell the difference, if we have a worse monitor. Still love you Linus
If you have a OLED phone switch to that. It gives a good idea and it’s pretty impressive.
Its not LCD it's mini-LED
@@idioticmonkey it's LCD with mini-LED.
@@FinishHim90 Ah yes.. touche...very true!
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I was expecting a transition at the end to LTT Sponsor for Kitchen Sinks, Bells and Whistles.
Linus: "You're gonna be driving this with a 3070, at least."
*Me, with an RX 560:* "Ah yes, this video is relevant to me."
At least you have a graphics card in 2021
Me with a gtx 1060 6gb and i5 9600k:My pc can easily run 3 of these bad bois
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mx rx 580 Nitro+ is fine with this monitor. But I plan to upgrade in maybe 2 years
i mean im running the previous model with only a 1070 ti sooooo
I've been using the last years G9 for about a year now for work, studying and gaming, and honestly couldn't be happier with it. Sure sometimes it does give you a bit of a headache, but the pros definitely outshine the cons for me. The dimming zones on the old model do suck for sure, but on my day to day use they haven't bothered me too much.
Same here with my crg9 (the g9's predecessor). Won't say I wouldn't like to upgrade, but I've already got one awesome monitor.
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@@MC3DGoldSeto 32:9
what do you mean by headache? like a literal headache from the way you're viewing things?
@@iooooooo1 Well more about things what you've gotten used to working silky smooth with normal 16:9 monitors, using bios can sometimes be a struggle and other stuff like that just doesn't quite feel as snappy as your ordinary normal monitor. And editing pictures is a nightmare, you move 2 inches to the left and the colors look completely different on this monitor than what they do when you move back to the dead center of it.
But actually about literal headaches, I did get my eyes very tired and a small headache during the first hours of using the monitor because of it's immense curve, but after getting used to it you cant even notice it.
"So what you can also see here..."
Along with the horrible youtube compression causing severe banding even at 4k...
I still can’t get my g9 to 240hz with an rtx 3080 lol, been over a year
Yep the G9 was plagued with problems (Ex owner) notice Linus doesnt mention any of that in this review for the new one
@@SecretOfMonkeyIsland784 This is not a review. It's a sponsored video. He literally cannot say anything too negative if Samsung isn't okay with it.
Hey I got a g9 yesterday and I got a 2070 super and we got it working on 240hz it's just in the settings
I got an LG ultragear 31,5" instead because this one wouldn't fit on a monitor arm let alone fit on my desk. Just too big
SAME but with a 3070. Hopefully someone here in the comments can help.
"If we go into our... not that... display settings..."
I'm glad I'm not the only one who does that.
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old habits
same!!
Paying youtube premium to avoid adds, but there is Linus, with adds! Seriously, the only channel in this vast ocean that I'm not mad at your adds because they are part of this whole LTT expirence! I love you all! It's great that I just found you so I have like 13 years to catch on! Oh yeah! Life is beautiful! Thank you!
Linus playing Destiny 2?
Never thought I’d see the day
His character is bad tho
He played it on GeForce Now once too in the game streaming comparison.
Tragedy 2
@@dexedge4645 I hate destiny 2, it’s my favorite game :)
@@thefunny3320 good for you. May 2022 bring you another game to play 🙏
I'd advise andy to try and get it to display in the center and get the sides to go white.
Better lighting that way 😈
Easy enough. Windows Borderless Gaming, then just open a white image on the desktop.
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I'm a simple man, I see Riley catch a monitor like he is fishing and talking Canadian 😅 I hit the like button.
This monitor might be great for simulators, especially single seat racecars where both side mirrors would be visible.
Or you know,get vr?
Can confirm love playing racing sims on my g9
@@superblitz2274 yea but not everyone is down for that and motion sickness is definitely a thing there
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Agree
UPDATE: Andy was serious.
No joke I know one streamer that uses light theme on Twitch and Discord to have the 2nd monitor as light source
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some one tell me if i should get the GeForce GTX 1650 Super Twin X2 or Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Ti im looking for something i can record yt vids and that
@@loopsx9146 I have no idea
A slightly less ridiculous version of that would be to have the game running at 16:9 in the middle 50% of the monitor, with white on the 25% on each side.
“Yes hubby, I need this for work “🤣
Most of viewers don't have a gaming pc. But it's nice to watch.
Even those of us that do, 99% of the time cant afford this XD
@@lucidity7532 👍
_"mOsT oF VieWeRs DoN´t HaVe A GaMiNg Pc"_
🥴👍
@@Ulexcool ok and? The fact still stands
Wowow, r u telling me I don't have a Gaming PC even though I have a DDR3 4gb RAM 2015 MacBook air?!?
I somehow lucked out and got 2 G9's last year. I honestly cant say enough good things about them, incredible productivity and gaming is super dope.
just received and setup the older version of this on my battlestation, now you present this!!?? MY WHOLE LIFE IS RUINED
More Riley fishing content please. Call it "Linus Catch Tips"
Linus Fish Tips
"I need one!"
'NO! You work with medical software, and you're running a laptop with an HDMI to DVI adaptor.'
So glad you included the worst case scenario bit in there, despite it being a sponsored video. While that little detail doesn't hugely influence my purchasing decision, you're right, it's a very important detail for potential customers to be aware of!
I wish they made a 21:9 version. I would buy it instantly. I really want this but the aspect ratio is too much for me.
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You can also use it as two 27 inch monitors on one screen.
@@PowerofRock24 Yea, but it still takes up too much space. I prefer having one screen anyway
@@jkteddy77 Please tell me what it's like when you use it. I was thinking of playing games at 21:9 on it but I worry that most games will stretch to 32:9 when played at 21:9.
I have the CRG9 (the predecessor to this monitors predecessor) and having lived with a 32:9 aspect ratio for awhile now…it definitely isn’t for everyone. Even something as basic as finding a decent desktop background is a chore. There are also other annoying things like how most in browser video players that don’t know how to handle it effectively (going full screen leaves a whole bunch of blank space on the sides but you can’t multitask in those blank spaces…I basically have to use theatre mode on TH-cam instead).
You basically need a massive desk because of its foot print or you’ll need to invest a couple hundred dollars in a monitor stand that can support the weight. The monitor will be so heavy that most monitor stands with head tilt functions won’t be able to handle it.
Having said that, I love the PBP mode. It basically allows you to treat the monitor like two separate 16:9 27 inch monitors.
Gotta say, this is the best monitor I have ever had. Now I can get some work done without destroying my vision. This is the only monitor that actually works exactly the way I needed. Blows away all Apple monitors, or ANY monitor I have spent thousands on over the years.
I need more of Riley being a Newfouy fisherman in my life.
Riley deserves a pay rise with all of these intros
Yup. so far I have no regrets, and yes you need a strong card! what's really nice is there's games that actually give you the extra FOV on the 5120x1440 resolution. the only real issue is trying to live stream on ultrawide is not really supported on twitch. The immersion is pretty great. I've missed a few phone calls being a bit too immersed :D
as someone who enjoys suffering thru destiny 2, I appreciate seeing it, but id be curious to the reason why some games aside from the usual few (doom/forza) get picked.
The games that often get chosen are there because they are highly optimized while also being good examples of what they do. So it’s the hardware being tested without having to worry about the software being a issue.
Destiny 2 is well optimized for Ultra-wide monitors.
"if it aint broke dont fix it" lmao, these monitors had some of the worst QC in the industry when they dropped, and still suffer from tons of software issues getting HDR to work properly in different resolutions/refreshes
I was thinking the same thing when he said that. I returned my Odyssey G9 because of QC issues.
Well to be fair HDR support in windows itself is still really really crappy.
But yeah if I try to run ms flight sim with hdr 240hz my entire computer will actually crash regularly so I'm not exactly pleased.
can't speak to others experience with the monitor but had my G9 for over 6 months with no issues. Though i did get it after the original recall.
Got mine 2 months ago. No issues as of yet. I love it.
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"Atleast we've got lots of FPS's" - Linus 2021.
FPSes*
Frames Per Second'es
From someone that has a ultrawide monitor, what these reviews never mention is that a lot of the games that you will want to play wont support it so you will have massive black bars on the sides
There’s often mods for it tho
Not every channel can go off-script on a product showcase and get away with it.
You mean other than one of the biggest tech youtubers out there?
They could as long as they show it off well
When you're a big channel with many tech nerd folks who trust the hosts, it's making it harder for brands to force you to a certain sketchy stuff because all it takes is just for those hosts to report it to the audience. If it's a smaller channel, however, they may think it's worth putting the host on the spot since the host doesn't have much to counter 'threat' the demands
I mean, I have a G9, but already ordered the Neo G9. I said to myself the G9 would be the last monitor until they released mini led ultrawides......and here we are. NOW the only thing i will upgrade for after the Neo G9 is an OLED ultrawide, but who knows if those will ever come out.
Micro led is arguably better for brightness and durability
I love my g9, I will have to wait a few years to upgrade now!
Now there is an OLED ultrawide lol they got your wallet now
I love seeing samsung making a 1000R Curve monitor, but never a 2 by 2 chip for a PS5. Great stuff Sumsung it's been a year now haha
The good news is that I am in my early 20's. I can still get this type of stuff for a decent price before I die (probably what, like 10-20 years at this rate). :D
Hopefully by that time you will be able to pick up an RTX 3090 for msrp to go with it =p
Assuming you make enough money to cash out I dunno 2/3 of your monthly income on some diodes
@Mr.Springtrap im in my early 20' and even with a part time job and being a student the answer is a no..
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@Mr.Springtrap im in my early 20s and was able to get myself one (the previous model) for a bit less than msrp about a year ago
Always cool when you demo Destiny on these since it's art direction is soo good!
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its probably mostly bc its one of the few AAA games that support 32:9 fairly well
@@MC3DGoldSeto This is not Twitter, please go choose another platform for spamming drama
@@MC3DGoldSeto pfff
Anyone Wanne have a Aggressive T-Bag from me?
I can’t believe that you didn’t mention the major HDR flaw in retail units when Hardware Unboxxed did.
Because this isn't a review, its clearly listed as a showcase which means samsung is paying him to market it.
@@sircommissar If this is the case then the channel has no credibility
@@RSL1836 they have been taking sponsored videos for actual years. They quite clearly state when they are reviewing and just doing a sponsored showcase. For example look at the original odyssey g9 review and showcase.
@@sircommissar
Dude, a showcase? Come on.
Pull your head out of Linus’ ass.
He’s literally testing several games, saying “The HDR is awesome” or something like that.
He should know better than to make definitively sounding statements in a hardware “showcase” video without clearly mentioning that this are only first impressions and that people should wait for the review if one is coming or get a review somewhere else.
Also, Linus doesn’t get stuff to market it.
If this was a marketing video he should have stated so very clearly in the title, the description and the video.
What a ridiculous comment.🤦🏻♂️
@@Lock2002ful are you just ignorant in choice or are you just new to LTT this has been how they have done things since it was 4 people in a house. What am I talking about its youtube comments you clearly are ignorant by choice.
Videos with "showcase" in the title are sponsored (its in the description, it clearly says its sponsored) and videos titled "review" are ones with extensive testing and the opinions of LTT staff.
This is clearly a video that they were paid to praise the monitor. Please dont waste peoples time with this nonsense. At the vary least you won't waste mine. Have a good day my man.
I'm just here happy with my Samsung 19 inch LCD tv as a monitor.
and nothing is wrong with that. 49" is literally over kill. Also who wants to turn their head playing a game that sounds horrible in long game sessions
bah 15" 60hz IPS here
@@Crazyinnova I do, my monitor is 46 inches, I enjoy the large display, and I can afford it
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@@TheSkytherMod you or parents?
If possible, could you also do a blurtest in the future (testufo, for example).
Even if it's getting less relevant with higher refresh rates, it would still be nice to see the differences between panel types and which colors make it worse or better.
i think linus don't review the stuff when the company sponsored the video
I'd just check out RTINGS ratings of monitors. They do in depth scientific testing. Better than pretty much all other reviews I've seen
@@mynameispron Ah, alright. Because one might think that the opinion might not be his own, but the company's or is there another reason?
@@pzkY @@pzkY this channel's policy when doing sponsored video is they will showcase (not reviewing) product capabilities by (maybe) showing some feature, unboxing, and mentioning all the talking point that the company gave them. however, showcase is not the same as review, and that means there won't be in depth performance testing, benchmark, like we usually see in a "review" video. however linus also said (if i recall correctly) that they won't say stuff the don't believe to be true about the product even though they are showcasing the product. hope this helps and pls correct me if im wrong.
Just watch hardware unboxed´s video about the monitor, he does all the tech stuff much more detailed and better than LTT does. + bargraffs... :-)
Was thinking of waiting for this screen to upgrade my 2k 34" ultra wide. So freaking glad I didn't. Went with the LG CX48. Man, nothing beats OLED. Loving the screen and lack of curve is just better for me.
"We're trying to make it look bad right now, here comes the worst case scenario. I know we're sponsored by Samsung, but people gotta know what they're buying." This, people, is the right way of reviewing a product, not some other youtuber that only shows the best case scenario to "please" their sponsors. Props to Linus and his team.
Did some quick math out of curiosity for the dimming zones. The stated screen pixel resolution is 5120 × 1440. The stated number of dimming zones is 2048. For my calculations I assumed the dimming zones are arranged in a rectangular grid, with no zone wasting any potential for pixel backlighting, and each zone serving as a backlight for the same number of pixels, and each zone serving a square shaped area...
With those assumptions, each zone would serve 3600 pixels, which is a square of 60 pixels wide. The dimming zones would be arranged in a grid of ~85.333 × 24 zones.
Obviously, you can't have factional dimming zones, so something in my assumptions must be wrong.
I think it's likely that the dimming zones are arranged in a hexagonal grid, serving non-square regions of pixels, not serving the same number of pixels, or some combination of these.
I think the zones boarder the edges of the screen are most likely to be serving a different number of pixels as those not boardering the edge. I also think the grid could be arranged like hexagons, which might be a more effective use of the comparatively limited number of zones. (Though, that would probably be a headache for the firmware designer to figure out.)
I don't think the dimming zones would serve a non-square area, as in, having an pixel area with an aspect ratio other than 1:1. But it's still a possibility. There is plenty of president for non-square aspect ratios for display pixels in other image technologies, like components of image file formats. But I don't think it would look great for dimming zones. It would probably result in noticeable stripes of bright/dark areas, unless there use a light filtering layer that spreads the light in one direction more than another, by just the right amount.
That's about it... I hope someone found it interesting or useful.
Sorry, I don't feel like taking the time to figure out the exact dimensions of a hexagonal grid of dimming zones. Especially for something I'm very unlikely to buy.
(Edit: I misheard the number of dimming zones as 1048 the first time. It's actually 2048. Everything past this point is the old version. I left it in for laughs. Not much is different though.)
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Did some quick math out od curiosity for the dimming zones. The stated screen pixel resolution is 5120 × 1440. The stated number of dimming zones is 1048. For my calculations I assumed the dimming zones are arranged in a rectangular grid, with no zone wasting any potential for pixel backlighting, and each zone serving as a backlight for the same number of pixels, and each zone serving a square shaped area...
With those assumptions, each zone would serve ~7035.11 pixels, which is a square of ~83.88 pixels wide. The dimming zones would be arranged in a grid of ~61.04 × ~17.17 zones.
Obviously, you can't have factional dimming zones, so something in my assumptions must be wrong.
I think it's likely that the dimming zones are arranged in a hexagonal grid, serving non-square regions of pixels, not serving the same number of pixels, or some combination of these.
I think the zones boarder the edges of the screen are most likely to be serving a different number of pixels as those not boardering the edge. I also think the grid could be arranged like hexagons, which might be a more effective use of the comparatively limited number of zones. (Though, that would be probably be a headache for the firmware designer to figure out.)
I don't think the dimming zones would serve a non-square area, as in, having an pixel area with an aspect ratio other than 1:1. But it's still a possibility. There is plenty of president for non-square aspect ratios for display pixels, and other image technologies like components of image file formats. But I don't think it would look great for dimming zones. It would probably result in noticeable stripes of bright/dark areas, unless there use a light filtering layer that spreads the light in one direction more than another, by just the right amount.
That's about it... I hope someone found it interesting or useful.
Sorry, I don't feel like taking the time to figure out the exact dimensions of a hexagonal grid of dimming zones. Especially for something I'm very unlikely to buy.
Honestly didn’t read past the first few paragraphs.
However consider on symmetrical dimming zones.
Totally
I totally understand what you’re saying
I love that he says quick math
Thanks for that!
I also love that you say you don't want to spend too much time working it out then write 17 paragraphs 🤣
I have a 43" Samsung curved Monitor. I bought it ***exactly*** for allowing to display 2 Computers at once left side/ right side. When working home office I can run the office PC (connected by thin client) and still have one of my private PCs running to one of the other inputs. If you do not run Linux based systems, you can go for one set of peripherals when using free MS Garage development "Mouse without Borders" This works SOOOO great.
I think that a lot people meanwhile do same or similar (maybe also because COVID lead to a different life). So while you say, that you could not imagine why one could do that - I tell you I strongly believe I am not the only one.
In the evening I can enjoy the full screen. Only issue (if you want to call it like that is the poor refresh rate Unfortunately I think an Odyssey will not fit on my desk and I cannot buy a larger one, as it does not fit to the corner of the room, where it is placed.
The other thing I am missing (but I do not know a brand/ monitor which has this feature) is a kind of preset. It would be cool, if I could set up the main setting (work) differently compared to the secondary setting (after work) ***and*** if I could switch this with a button easily (two or three buttons to directly switch between the setups - the setup should also store which input was used... my Samsung always starts to scan aaaaaalll the inputs and ends up to "find" the only active input for very last one...). Also I guess a monitor in 2021 should not only provide buttons, there should be also a Windows Application connected by USB to the PC to directly control all this. Dont get me wrong... it is good the buttons are there, but it would be a blast if I could control the monitor ***additionally*** with an Application. I do not trust those buttons to last through a normal Work/ Freetime day long enough (and I know some of the brands do have sth. alike...).
Good content, though! Like!
I love the way you talk to us like we are all gonna buy 2 of them or something.
Pre-ordered this one, cannot freaking wait to see it in person.
Same +1
Me too. And just in time, California is banning high refresh rate monitor sales in December if gamers can't fight the bill.
@@r1mscar wait what? Seriously? Why?
@UCTGAuWv-KTETpHmeJAplSuA you really fell for that
price?
3:23 perfectly balanced on one tiny corner, as all monitors handled by Linus should be.
before linus attached the rear stand, did anyone else think the back looks like wheatley or glados?
nope, but now that you mention it, i could see it.
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Looks like the Heart of Gold's improbability drive landed it in a box.
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Dad: Is this absolutely necessary for your online class?
*Me: Yes, absolutely*
The G9 is a great monitor for gaming and work! Though for the latter I would recommend pairing it with MS Powertoys and configuring the fancy zones
Exactly what I do. DP 1 is personal desktop, DP 2 is my work laptops docking station. For work use fancy zones with spit 3 way and sometimes 4 way.
I've got the G9 (Not the Neo reviewed here), and I have HDR turned off. It's pretty bad. The 10 dimming zones basically make it unusable, especially in games that take place in dark areas (Resident Evil Village was especially bad).
If I didn't already have the original G9, I'm sure this offers a much better experience.
However, I also only paid $1400 for the G9, whereas it looks like this thing is going for $2500. I don't think I'd be able to justify buying this for over $1000 more.
Yeah some people say if you could run this in SDR while also paying for it as of they didn't charge for HDR, then it's a good deal
It's not the monitor I fixed the problem by just disabling that stupid "Vignette" effect I fucking hate it !!
9:03 the VDE doesn't certify monitor specs, they certify electrical equipment for safety and check if everything is up to (electrical) code
I know this is an old video, but an Ultrawide formatted video for Ultrawide reviews... would be pretty freaking cool.
I have the 48" OLED that LTT showcased in their video, "Every Other Monitor is DEAD to Me," and that costs $1,000 _less_ than this does. It's also far more versatile. Ultrawide content on the OLED basically converts it into an Ultrawide monitor, as the black bar sections turn _completely_ off. On the other hand, watching 16:9 content on an UltraUltrawide display is just going to give you a tiny square in the center (look at how narrow it is compared to the OLED!). If they were the same price, I'd have to think hard about which is better, but I honestly think I would still prefer my OLED to this. At $1,000 more, there's absolutely no contest imo.
Ok?
I just got my g9 neo. It's not a monitor for watching (or creating) content. It's a gaming monitor. It's built for gaming and it's brilliant at gaming.
If you want the best picture then of course oled is better, if you want to create content then a 5k ips monitor is better. But if you want 80% of your field of view to be game? Yeah the r1000 32:9 g9 Odyssey is the absolute best.
what monitor is that
@@Gasmaskratto The LG CX. (Note that the new C1 model is essentially the same exact monitor, with _slightly_ improved software. Get whichever is cheaper.)
This monitor has higher brightness
But besides that oled all the way
How did none of these reviewers figure out the HDR was broken on this monitor for gaming. They all gave it raving HDR performance reviews. Based on the reviews I purchased it, only to find the HDR is broken when playing games. Once you do a google search you find that this is a major complaint of this monitor. How do you advertise something like this, then when the retail version get's released it's major feature to buy the TV doesn't even work.
I love how your videos are native 21:9 cause they work perfectly on my phone
At least thats what i imagine is happening
That CGI in the beginning was epic
And Linus is now playing Destiny, didn't ever think these times will come :O
It's one of the few existing titles with HDR
I was looking for a comment about this!!
There's a total of 203 titles which suppprt HDR btw.
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My sister and I got this monitor for my dad for christmas and my Mom got him a 3080Ti (based on my recommendation). He's never gonna leave his desk after xmas lol.
That intro was just an piece of art
Linus at 0:15: "this is her grandma"
Linus at 2:37: "Oh, I forgot how heavy this boy was"
🤔🤔🤔
me: Oh yeah, Grandma boy!
They came in and installed like 5 of those at my old work for supervisors
They are an amazing monitor
I will buy one when they make a 7680x1440 monitor and ability to split screen into 3 independent screens (with adequate connectors) aka Picture-by-Pictures so I can simulate tree monitors with 2560x1440. At the moment i have 3 monitors with 2560x1440, it would be nice to replace them with 1 single monitor with potentially better power consumption/management.
Agreed
32:9 is already super niche, don't hold your breath on 48:9 ever being a thing (never say never, but this seems like an ocasion for it)
@@lemonbrothers3462 They will keep widening it till they see the nieche group for it.
Would like to see you double stacking it like your current setup 😆
Why? Seems like an 8k TV would be a better experience, and cheaper, too.
@@OtherTheDave *4k, a 50" 4k IPS can be had for
@@serbrighterunagainst9231 There are 8k TVs cheaper than two of the monitors Linus is showing here.
I'm just seeing this now... After I already have 2 of these double stacked. I love these monitors
Hot damn you bought 2 of these beasts? You must be rolling in the cheddar
Makes me so happy watching you play both Destiny 2 and Forza Horizon 4. Like the only games I play lol
I'm still laughing from the beginning, frekin' Riley is tooooo much! And Linus, you are one of the coolest dudes on earth for making all this happen!
I have one, it is fantastic. I went a bit OTT and have a 27" on the side as well. So it's basically triple 27" if i want to go full productivity, or a main display and a side for media control.
This is the first time I see Linus play Destiny
His character is a noob tho
@@kevinmonsen9791 Almost like he doesn't play it and it's just a benchmark
Look there's a Jotüun User over...
This is so much more useful in programming/software engineering than gaming to be honest.
Well, at least on this case, we have more affordable options.
Loving my G9, works 240 hz flawlessly with my rx 6800, I don't see myself replacing it that soon even though that HDR is tempting ngl
Upgrading to an Nvidia card should be your goal. Getting to use all the new gaming tech with the best performance on a display like that is a must.
@@evolicious Alright fanboy, my 6800 is OCed and UV and easily outperforms a 3070. And I have got it for MSRP. This generation upgrading would just be stupid.
it definitely assists in gpu lighting scenarios, nicely done monitor with auto contrasting.
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Top left: 6900XT review, nice.
Bottom left: Turned a Diamond Play Button into a Gaming PC.
Top right: Gaming with 3090 on a 8K TV.
Bottom right: Galaxy Book S review.
The middle picture is from the video that you are watching while scrolling through the comment section.
9:40 - Doing Canadian things "Sorry x4" lol
8:01 You need two white bars on left and right to lit yourself and then game in the middle, that's the real deal.
that's what i was thinking
I was wondering when your coverage of this insane monitor would come!
You looks the same after 10 years. I haven't been watching your channel since secondary school and now graduated from college.
Thank you for this review.
I have a request: when you do the reviews on these monitors, can you also briefly talk about color accuracy (for us graphic designers)?
I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you 🙏🏾
this is not a review
The only thing i want to see on that display is Minecraft at max FOV.
Wait doesn't everyone run at 110 fov?😂
@@Depl0rable10 no my pc cant run it 🥲🥲
Found that Minecraft and BF4 look a bit wonky on this monitor. However MW looks really good along with Crysis 3. The new Mafia remake was absolutely stunning though! Best game for this aspect ratio so far.
@@Depl0rable10 smh 90 fov best
I am drooling. I love my G9, but 2000+ dimming zones? Wow! I wish they would make a new one like the Neo but with 1600 lines! :D
*Why didnt he show us the HDMI like he said at the beginning ? man i stayed to see if he could max out the hdmi 2.1*
He made the comment in the video that it can run native resolution but maxes out at 144hz which is why he recommended dp vs hdmi
i am such a huge Samsung fanboy in basically every tech-sector, i love their way of bringing innovation. Besides the Odyssey i am also hyped for the Fold Z 3. So much great stuff out there... if only i could affort them 😂 rip beeing a university student
What? You are a Samsung fanboy? Unacceptable! BUY APPLE OR GULAG! NEIN NEIN NEIN!!!
Its funny to see him say Verband Deutscher Elektrotechniker as a german
Also you did very good
My LG C1’s are going back and I’m just going to get this. I really had high hopes for the C1 but it’s auto brightness crap ruins it as a computer monitor 🤦♂️
I have the C1 and I don't notice it. Maybe you have a bad panel or are sensitive to it.
Wait for a bit till they fix the HDR issue. Almost bought it too but when I read the review on Samsung's own website I decided to take a pause.
Mine developed a dead pixel two months in near the middle of the screen.
RIP.
I went to tivi shop to look as C1, wow it is so dark vs q95t beside it, q95t pop so much and brighter than it alot. I dont see anything looks good there on c1.
reason why...its not a monitor the lg....if you have to work with it i considered it would be very hard...the g9 is a monitor and to some extent it is better for working than gaming even...because of the large space available for the apps to open together
The two LG 49 inch super ultra wide on Linus’s desk: We are in danger.
Thanks for the default comparison with its predecessor. I couldn't find anything online until I saw your video.
In my opinion this "review" got payed by Samsung. No crictism about the problems of the monitor.
-awful hdr (dimm, washed out, wired colors) => look for hardwareunboxed and the_retrocaves videos
-heavy color banding in dynamic mode
-awful scanlines, especially in 240 hz mode
-awful quality control (dust and other panel defects (damage of polarisation film and white spots) very likely).
Had 3 G9 Neo all with dust inside panel (white test screen of Eizo test helps). One hat damage of polarisation film (rainbow effect) and white spot. Not physical panel damage. It was inside the panel. The dust problem is typical for Samsung products. Also for AUO but this another story. Had enough (arround 100) Samsung monitors over the last years and nearly all had dust inside panel. Only 2 without.
-annoying coil whine (higher pitching noise @ 240 hz)
-massive overshoot
-adaptive sync flickering
-poppig noises (to small ventialation holes + cheap plastic case) => the_retrocave makes a video about this
Samsung G9 has the same problem, it has the same case ;)
-sub pixel structure of Samsung SVA is crap, its leading to fuzzy text and contours
Nobody should buy this monitor before the majority of failures mentioned above got fixed.
It's not a review, it's a showcase. Even says so in the title
@@nameltneGesreveR It's a cheap advertising video to hype people about this monitor. If ltt has creditablity they would protect buyers from making a huge mistake. But they are only taking the money from Samsung for advertising a crappy product. Disgusting.