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#Samsung odyssey g9 vs chg90 full#
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#Samsung odyssey g9 vs chg90 windows#

Allows splitting the screen into two sides with 16:9 + 16:9 or 21:9 + 11:9 aspect ratios.

HDR works with lower resolutions as well.

Playing SDR games in HDR mode may cause performance issues.

If HDR mode looks very red turn off Night light in Windows.

To see if HDR is on you can look at the banner shown when input is switched or check the Information menu in the OSD.

#Samsung odyssey g9 vs chg90 windows#

You can use Windows HD Color settings to compensate but I recommend just turning HDR on when you plan to use it. Turning HDR on severely washes out any SDR content.Third alternative is to use HDRSwitch app which will turn on HDR as long the app is running. Going from Freesync to non-Freesync preset seems to turn HDR on. Another alternative is to use display presets where one is set to 100 Hz without Freesync enabled. HDR needs to be turned on in Windows display settings, some games may be able to turn it on without the Windows option.

#Samsung odyssey g9 vs chg90 tv#

Works about as well as any edge lit 4K TV for movies and videos. HDR does better or worse on a per game basis.HDR tends to work just fine in bright scenes but dark scenes can have bad black levels due to the poor local dimming.Local dimming can be set to on, off or auto (turns on automatically for HDR).It's not very useful due to the low amount of zones so you will mostly notice it during game loading screens when it lights up sections of the display with small icons etc. Local dimming is limited to 10 vertical zones.This basically means it can support 1000 nits peak brightness. The solution is to set "Fixed refresh" for the Spotify executable in NVCP. For example Spotify can cause flicker if Freesync windowed is enabled. If you experience flicker on the desktop, check NVCP that you don't have G-Sync enabled.This may be a game or display specific issue. Some have reported flickering with Freesync Ultimate Engine.You just need to remember to tick the "Enable settings for the selected display model" in the NVCP "Set up G-Sync" tab because the display is not G-Sync certified. Freesync works fine on Nvidia GPUs as well.See the Techspot article linked above for more info. Low framerate compensation doubles frames and refresh rate at low framerates, so if you run at 30 fps (outside Freesync range) then the display runs at 60 Hz to have less judder.Standard Engine = 70-120 Hz Freesync range, Ultimate Engine = 48-120 Hz Freesync range. Can be turned on/off in the menu or per preset.Nvidia Freestyle sharpen or AMD Radeon Image Sharpening) or the display sharpness control to make it less blurry. When running games at 3840x1080 for performance reasons I recommend using a sharpen filter (e.g.As said in the resolution section, anything between 51 horizontal pixels will scale perfectly with black bars on the side. On some games like Witcher 3 it stays in the center as if the game was running at a 16:9 resolution.

Makes for immersive visuals but difficult to read health etc displays. Game HUD may go to the very edges of the screen.If it bothers you, you can try to reduce it by running at say 3840x1440 or 3440x1440. Some games are worse at this than others, some will not have this issue at all. This will elongate objects near the edges and is caused by the game's FOV implementation. Many games will show lens distortion at the edges.

Some like Control don't support the resolution out of the box but can be patched or config modded.

#Samsung odyssey g9 vs chg90 full#

Many games run just fine with the full resolution and aspect ratio.

So you can look at 4K benchmarks and add a bit more frames on top of that to figure out roughly how your GPU is going to perform.

Resolution is ~1M pixels less than 4K 16:9.

Pixel perfect scaling for any resolution with 1440 px height, e.g.

Picture by Picture mode max refresh rate is 100 Hz.

Some games will only show 120 Hz option though. Same happens for any lower resolution at 144 Hz. Nvidia Control Panel reports 6-bit color with this setting. This is the recommended setting for HDR use.

5120x1440 120 Hz 8-bit color + HDR over DisplayPort.

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