That includes one slower measured transition from black to dark grey (0 > 50) but even that couldn’t drag the average down much. It's good if you want to watch content in a bright room or with friends, as it gets bright enough to fight glare and has wide viewing angles. Keep in mind you are going to need a modern card to support G-sync from NVIDIA and certainly something powerful given the system demands of this res/refresh rate. Like the 27″ model, by default it is set at 60 in the OSD which over-accentuates the sharpness of the image for normal office and desktop use we felt.

There is the typical VA off-centre contrast shift though which might crush dark grey details on darker content when viewed head on. This monitor is NVIDIA G-Sync compatible, allowing for a seamless integration between your GPU and the screen, eliminating lagging or screen tearing. There is also a ‘Fastest MBR’ mode which is actually used for the motion blur reduction backlight mode, which we will look at shortly. The aggressive 1000R curved format was ok we felt, although any curve is not really necessary given it’s not an ultrawide panel and is still a relatively small sized screen.These results are with Game Mode enabled in the 'Custom' Picture Mode with Local Dimming set to 'High'. Samsungs 32 inch monitor, Odyssey G7 gaming monitor is designed for gamers, video creation editing and any business application with fast moving content, delivering a crisp and immersive experience that wraps around your field of view.

If DeltaE <2, LaCie considers the calibration a success; there remains a slight difference, but it is barely undetectable. The stand offers a full range of ergonomic adjustments with tilt, height, swivel and even rotate provided. For the lowest input lag you need to make sure you have the input label set to 'PC' and you're in Game Mode. Additionally, it delivers accurate colors without calibration and displays a wide color gamut in SDR.However there are also some reports that with this option enabled it introduces some micro stutter in games, which again goes away if you disable G-sync/FreeSync altogether. This meant that the panel could easily keep up with the frame rate demands and this resulted in a sharp, clear and crisp moving image without any additional smearing added. The light AG coating of the VA technology panel is certainly welcome, and avoids unwanted graininess while still retaining solid anti-glare properties.