While I could probably make it work (or any other for that matter), I hold off due to her sacrificing for the greater good and spending money on our house and such rather than expensive individual things with limited purpose. Beyond that, I just have some exceedingly expensive hobbies: firearms, computing, high end A/V, and cars. She doesn't like that gaming is a hobby of mine and feels it to be a wasteful time sink, but she is fine with me doing my thing when I feel like doing it. Then we are lambasted for wanting our tech toys which are only purchased once every several years. We men have to fight for a little master bedroom closet space for our few clothes and shoes while they pack it wall to wall with their ever growing clothes and shoe collection from weekend shopping trips. Once you’ve made your connections, you can hide cables with the included snap-on cover.Ģ1240082 said:If I had the desk space for it, I would definitely be in the market. Audio is supported by 3.5mm jacks, 1 in and 1 out. Inputs include 2 HDMI 2.0, 2 DisplayPort 1.2 (1 mini) and USB 3.0 (1 upstream, 2 downstream). But gaming is a unique experience when your entire peripheral vision is filled with the on-screen environment. It’s a little strange when working in business-oriented apps, and resolution may hamper productivity there. The wraparound effect is quite something in practice. 1,800R is the smallest radius currently available in any screen size. Three additional keys allow access to 3 settings memory slots. Just right of center, you’ll find an on-screen display (OSD) joystick to control everything, including power. The bezel is narrow, just 9mm around the top and sides and 17mm across the bottom. It does not create grain or other visible artifacts. The anti-glare layer is aggressive, necessary in such a large screen, and blocks all but the very brightest reflections. Build is excellent as well, as befits a monitor in this price range. Movements are firm and feel high-quality. The upright offers a 4.8-inch height adjustment, along with 15° swivel to either side, 15° back tilt and 5° forward. You’ll also need at least 15 inches of depth to accommodate the curve and the large stand, which is extremely solid and stable. It is all of 4 feet wide and requires a lot of space. To call the CHG90 a desktop monitor is a stretch. You also get a metal adapter with 100mm VESA mount holes if you wish to use an aftermarket system.
The monitor also comes with a cable for IEC power, which you'll need for its right-angled plugs a standard power cord won’t fit into the deeply set jack panel. Samsung includes a small cover for the input panel, along with 1 cable each for HDMI and USB and 2 for DisplayPort.
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Be sure to install the plastic trim ring first, otherwise the lighting effect is very bright, and the attachment hardware will be left exposed. You’ll need a Phillips-head screwdriver to get the job done. It bolts to the upright, which is then attached to the panel with four captive screws. The base is the widest and deepest example we’ve ever seen but is slim and neat at the same time. And the VA panel offers HDR10 support, along with that DCI-P3 color. FreeSync 2 operates over a 36 to 144Hz range, so there's no chance you’ll see a frame tear. A 144Hz refresh rate keeps things smooth and blur-free. The CHG90 also includes the latest in gaming and video technologies. It’s a cheap way to provide extended color, and in this case, you get almost 90% of the DCI-P3 gamut.
The crystals are electro-emissive and create red and green light when excited. Unlike more expensive RGB and GBr LEDs, a quantum dot backlight uses a glass tube coated with semiconductor nanocrystals that covers blue LEDs. In this case, Q refers to quantum dot, which is the method Samsung uses to increase the backlight’s available color gamut. How will this pan out in actual use? We’ll explore that later.īut first, we should explain the QLED label. This is right on the edge for many who may be used to Quad HD (2,560 x 1,440) or Ultra HD (3,840 x 2,160) panels. And its extreme width means density is a relatively low 88 pixels per inch.
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Viewable height is 1,080 pixels, the same as a Full HD (FHD) panel (1,920 x 1,080). The CHG90 boasts impressive specs, but there is 1 area that may give some users pause – resolution. Top/sides - 0.4 inch / 9mm Bottom – 0.7 inch / 17mm SVA (super vertical alignment) / Quantum Dot LED Edge array w/zone dimmingģ840 x 1080 144Hz FreeSync 2: 36-144Hz Density: 88ppi
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