I just bought the same monitor today...will end up returning it as eBay had a better deal with the 95SC...Don't need the TV crap and it ended up being \~$400 cheaper (with warranty)
I know this is 2 months old, but I've had mine for a year with only minimal issue. We have the same GPU as well, OP.
My only complaints / problems have been:
\- Constant Display Port handshake issues upon boot which sometimes makes getting into my BIOS near impossible without sheer luck/timing or using an external monitor hooked up by HDMI. I usually just wait until the OS boots and I finally get a video output.
\- Display Flickers weird black squares every now and again, almost like pixel refresh/shift is bugging out (Only happens when hooked up to my Macbook M3 Pro so this could be a Mac OS issue)
\- Had some really weird patternistic lines that appeared on my screen when looking at anything with a light colored background. Scared me that it was burn in, but turns out running a forced pixel refresh fixed the issue.
\- Gsync support is.... finnick at times. Sometimes I have to toggle both VRR and Adaptive Sync off and on again to get NVIDIA control panel to detect the monitor as gsync compatible
\- Kinda meh HDR compared to other HDR monitors that get the full HDR 1000 nit peak brightness.
\- DLAA is very difficult to run at this resolution and maintain above 80-90 FPS
\- Lackluster picture customization options when adaptive sync and vrr are enabled. You can't adjust really anything besides color settings. This seems to be a firmware restriction because other models allow some of the options that appear to be disable on this model.
\- Be ready to take a decent performance hit in games... it's almost like running 4k without running 4k
\- Games with 60FPS lock don't feel good at all to me
\- Be prepared to mod certain games to add in 32:9 support or deal with playing in windowed/black bars if the game only support 21:9 without banning you for patching in 32:9
Pros (why I kept the monitor):
\- Games look and feel GREAT when you can get past the 120FPS mark. There are very very few games I can't push over 120 FPS with DLSS and Frame Gen these days.
\- If you are a software developer/engineer the extra screenspace without additional monitors is amazing to work with. I love having 3+ side by side tabs open in VS Code
\- Don't need to buy some janky multi-monitor VESA that often restricts how you can position the monitors
\- OLED colors look amazing
\- It's a great conversation piece when people come over to the house :)
Have both. Currently use the 57" Neo G9. Definitely appreciate more screen real estate. And it just feels right compared to the 49" height-wise.
Just make sure you get the VHD version of the Ergotron arm because the HD can't support it. I wedged a bolt to keep the monitor from tilting downwards because of the weight while I waited for my VHD arm to arrive.
As for gaming... 4K definitely is harder to run, but definitely worth it. Nothing a beefy GPU can't fix.
Good luck.
Aceturnedjoker
