TechSpot's Best Monitors guide gets you top-level recommendations for professionals, enthusiast products that are great for work and play, monitors designed purely for gaming, and some noteworthy budget options.
TechSpot's Best Monitors guide gets you top-level recommendations for professionals, enthusiast products that are great for work and play, monitors designed purely for gaming, and some noteworthy budget options.
I agree with some of your comments, but you're missing the context that this is not our gaming buying guide.A rather strange collection of "choice" monitors:-
Don't get the Samsung Odyssey G7.
Bought one last week. Arrived with a dead pixel and it has a lot of flickering in games.
Had high hopes for it but it seems like there is a class action lawsuit coming soon for the monitor cause they all have the flickering issue and Samsung isn't doing anything about it.
About the only way to reduce the flickering is to turn off G-Sync but that defeats the whole purpose.
Don't get the Samsung Odyssey G7.
Bought one last week. Arrived with a dead pixel and it has a lot of flickering in games.
Had high hopes for it but it seems like there is a class action lawsuit coming soon for the monitor cause they all have the flickering issue and Samsung isn't doing anything about it.
About the only way to reduce the flickering is to turn off G-Sync but that defeats the whole purpose.
I did try updating it to the latest one available. It did nothing to fix it in my case.What you report looks like was affecting all G-series monitors by Samsung.
There's been some discussion on Twitter this morning by TFT Central that newer firmware 10.X.X something fixed most of the flickering issues. You may try updating firmware also and see if there is a change. Fingers crossed it will work for you too.