You’re getting one of the best gaming monitors on the market, just without the extra bulk. It’s like Samsung took the Odyssey Neo G9 and trimmed the sides off. This is easily one of the best-looking gaming monitors I’ve seen. Even under the blistering show lights at CES, the colors were vibrant and the contrast was deep. It uses a QLED panel and has a static contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1. The Neo G8 shares other similarities with its super-ultrawide sibling. Monitors with that kind of brightness don’t really exist, outside of portable field monitors for video production and Samsung’s own Odyssey Neo G9. The Odyssey Neo G8 tops out at a peak brightness of 2,000 nits in HDR mode. Eye-watering brightness Jacob Roach / Digital Trends Even a few years down the line, I can’t imagine there will be many displays that will top the Odyssey Neo G8. Display tech doesn’t change nearly as fast, and Samsung is on the cutting edge. You can’t really future-proof a gaming PC, but you can a monitor. There are precious few games that can take advantage of that high refresh rate now, but with new graphics cards and features like Nvidia’s Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS), 4K gaming at 240Hz isn’t too far off. If 4K at 240Hz is ridiculous, than so is 4K at 144Hz. Even the behemoth RTX 3090 can’t manage 240 frames per second (fps) in most games, but there are still esports titles like Counter-Stike: Global Offensive and Rainbow Six Siege where 4K at 240Hz is a possibility. I hear you, though: You can’t even use a 240Hz refresh rate at 4K with most games. Odyssey Neo G9 (2023)Īsus’ 4K, 32-inch mini-LED gaming monitor might hit the perfect sweet spot Samsung’s 43-inch mini-LED monitor looks stellar - if your desk can handle it
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