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If you do not mind a slight brightness flicker at certain times of gameplay then I say go for it. I think as far as availability goes, I dont see LG 27GN950 available at the moment while you can buy G7 from Samsung directly if you want. It truly amazes me that this monitor is certified as G-Sync compatible. I heard Samsung fixed the flickering issue with G7 and G9 in November (I cant confirm for sure since I dont own one yet). I even tried to buy a new VESA certified DP cable and that did not help. Samsung Odyssey G7 32-inches monitor has been reported to suffer from the flickering problem. Again, the flickering is nowhere near as bad as what I saw online, so I do believe the newer-made models are better. Still, this doesn't fix the issue and I like to use some of these overlays. For some reason, if I use the steam overlay, or especially the Nvidia GeForce Experience, the flickering is worse. I tried many different settings and the only thing that slightly helped was making sure I turn off any type of overlay. Although turning off g sync works, I bought this monitor as a g sync compatible monitor because I enjoy a tear-free experience, so I will not be turning off g sync. I refuse to turn on VRR Control because I am able to notice the stutter that it causes.

To eliminate the flicker, you can either turn on VRR control mode in the monitor settings or turn G sync Off. It annoys me that a $700 monitor does this. I do notice a SLIGHT flicker during certain times of gameplay but only when I am actively looking for it.

However, this mode apparently causes micro stutters? Not sure if this is true for all panels.Well my friends, I received the G7 for a few days now and I am quite disappointed.

#SAMSUNG ODYSSEY G7 FLICKERING REDDIT UPDATE#

I read that the monitor had/has flickering issues when G-Sync is enabled, and Samsung released a firmware update at some point, introducing a VRR control mode or something, which gets rid of the flickering. What exactly is the G-Sync range? Any chance I can get G-Sync to work at 48 like the LG monitor? I read some people say the G-Sync range on the G7 starts at 80-90 fps, but can't seem to find a definitive answer I have a 2060 Super, so in more demanding games like RDR2, my fps can drop to 50's at 1440p I want the monitor's G-Sync to be able to cover that. If you have an Odyssey G7 32', can you try this for me and tell me if you have also this issue Must be connected on Displayport 1.4 (240 Hz) with a NVIDIA graphics card + Black Equalizer set on 13 (the default value that engineers are not scared to put this unlucky number. To note I dont currently have any non-VA monitors so it may not even be a panel thing.

#SAMSUNG ODYSSEY G7 FLICKERING REDDIT 1080P#

Odyssey G7 seems to fit all my needs, but, after doing quite a bit of reading on it, I have come across conflicting reports on the G-sync range of this monitor. I have this flickering in both my VA monitors(A Viotek 32' 165h 1080p & an Acer 43' 120hz 3840x1200.) Ive seen complaints of this issue with the Odyssey around the web but it doesnt seem to be exclusive to those models. So, instead of looking for an IPS with a better contrast ratio, I decided to look for a VA monitor since those have much deeper blacks which is what I feel like is more important to me now, and they're overall (much?) better for dark room usage. I use my monitor in a dark room, which makes this issue even worse. I've compared it to my old IPS panel which has a 1073:1 contrast ratio according to Rtings (mine is the 25 inch version, but I assume it should be similar), and it is quite noticeable to me especially in dark scenes. I'm considering returning the LG 27GL83A I've purchased and getting a 32 inch Odyssey G7 since contrast on the LG monitor is pretty bad.

#SAMSUNG ODYSSEY G7 FLICKERING REDDIT PS4#

I've been for a good while now trying to find a monitor that will cover all my needs, which are gaming on PC, gaming on a PS4 pro(downscaled from 4k to 1440p), watching tv shows/movies, and general PC usage (e.g.

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