lg ultragear gn950 vs samsung odyssey g7

#Lg ultragear gn950 vs samsung odyssey g7 series

the deal breaker for me with the LG and what pushed me to switch. I like the curve, great colours, high refresh rate, great response time (as someone who has experienced ghosting in high OD mode in all my previous monitors, the G7 practically has none - you gotta see it to believe it), very low input lag, HDR600 and. Other than that though, its a great monitor. Personally, I don't mind the stand and I use my CPU on my desk to keep the monitor from moving. I don't know if the 27' inch suffers from the same inconveniences. The stand base is pretty big (I have the 32'), and the screen wobbles quite a bit. Although some people have it bad while playing as well, so that is something to take into account. I have updated to the latest firmware and NVIDIA driver, and the G-Sync flickering is only noticeable while in-game menus - not so much while in-game. If your main focus is single player games, then a high HZ 4k monitor would be the ideal pick, and will fully utilize your GPU.Īnyway, back to your question - the G7 has some G-sync issues.

If you play a lot of competitive titles - then the G7 is your pick, it provides the highest balance between performance/quality at this time.

#Lg ultragear gn950 vs samsung odyssey g7 series

That leaves single player games - where you would want the highest quality possible and retain great FPS, in that sense, an RTX 3000 series card would be overkill in my opinion while playing at 1440p. In terms of performance, even a higher end RTX 1000 series card can deliver where its needed (E-sport titles). I think most people would want an RTX 3080 because they would like to crank the quality of every games without thinking twice about it while having great FPS. There are also some titles that could reach over 240 FPS at 1440p but won't because of CPU bottlenecking. For example, playing CSGO at a 240hz would surely be beneficial LoL however, not so much. Yes there are potentially a lot of titles that would reach high FPS, but you wouldn't really need to have it. With that said, there is just a handful of titles that would benefit from the 240hz. I think most people when comparing the two differs them in terms of how it looks, but doesn't really take into account how it 'feels'. I have gone from that LG model to the G7 the 240hz may not look much different visually, but feel-wise, its very noticeable.