Looking for an impressive gaming monitor to match your powerful desktop? 32-inch version Samsung Odyssey G8 (8/10, wired recommendation) Yes Currently down from $1,300 to just $1,100. Only the most intense gaming rigs can power the capability with a 240 Hz refresh rate of 3,840 x 2,160 pixel resolution, but those who are having a hard time finding something stronger.
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Photo: Brad Bourque
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Photo: Brad Bourque
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Photo: Brad Bourque
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Photo: Brad Bourque
Samsung
Odyssey OLED G81SF 4K 240Hz Gaming Monitor
I had to spend some time using the 27-inch version of the panel, and it was impressed with the image quality whether it was watching movies or playing games. A large part of this is the QD-old panel, which produces perfectly dark black levels as well as bright, bright colors.
While streaming services may be limited in leveraging such screens, most video games can take advantage of such panels without any extra work. The result is immersive, lifelike scenes, especially in more movies and detailed games. Play CyberCyber On a screen like this is a rare joy that can only be used by thousands of people on the battlefield.
Even my supercharged gaming desktop NVIDIA’s high-end RTX 5090 (7/10, wired recommendation) Nowhere near 240 Hz can be obtained in any game. You may need to lower quality, or rely heavily on multi-frame generation to reach 200+ fps above 4K in modern games.
Actually, unless you use an RTX 3000 series GPU or newer, I don’t even consider using this monitor, which is the first generation that supports the HDMI and DisplayPort connectivity required for 4K at 240 Hz. Thankfully, the G81SF does support FreeSync Premium Pro and Nvidia G-Sync, so AMD users in the Radeon RX 6000 series or newer cards may also make you look a lot like it. Something older than this is better to check one Our Favorite Game Monitor.
If you have scratches and rigs that match, this Samsung is definitely one of the best quality gaming monitors and is also a noticeable discount Helps pay for GPU upgrades Special welcome.
