Review on 48.9" Monitor Samsung C49G95TSSI, 5120x1440, 240Hz, *VA, white/black by Stanislaw Lambach ᠌

Name: 48.9" Monitor Samsung C49G95TSSI, 5120x1440, 240Hz, *VA, white/black
Item: 48.9" Monitor Samsung C49G95TSSI, 5120x1440, 240Hz, *VA, white/black
Rating: 5

May 29, 2023

A really necessary purchase, glad I found this product.

I've been wanting to ate my multi-monitor system for a long time, because scaling in Linux is bad. First of all, I took it for work, I'm a developer and I constantly work with several applications at once, but I also like to play.
Overall great for work. Very convenient when there is so much work space.
I work with pieces of iron, it is very convenient that you can not carry a second monitor for them, but allocate part of the screen for the second device.

The resolution is also good - the graininess is not noticeable on the text, and the GPU (I have 2080 S) pulls normally.
I don't have anything flickering, black is just good here and the glow effect is minimal.
At first, I was skeptical about the idea of ​​taking a VA matrix, but due to the bending of the screen, all its disadvantages with color distortion go away.
I also don’t understand why the black bars on the sides interfere when watching a movie, there is a deep black color.

Pros

- Image quality - LOTS of workspace - Vertical sync - You can display the image from the second device - Doctors believe that turning the neck and eyes is useful.

Cons

- In games, at first it can be a little muddy due to the presence of peripheral vision, but you quickly get used to it. - This monitor is purely to sit directly behind it. For a person standing next to you, there will be all these effects "fisheye", "color distortion", etc. - The monitor is huge and weighs under 15kg, so it has a huge leg and the table needs a deep one, preferably 80cm, but there is a vesa wall mount in the kit. - 100W of power consumption is declared in the maximum performance! - The neck gets tired of turning its head (joke)