EUR889,– was EUR1399,–
Samsung Odyssey G9 - CRG90
5120 x 1440 pixels, 49"
Questions about Samsung Odyssey G9 - CRG90
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You can compare this most easily on the manufacturer's website: https://www.samsung.com/ch... and https://www.samsung.com/de.... There are not so many technical differences (small deviation in diagonal length, number of USB ports...). But basically these are mainly different country versions, which can be noticed by the last of the manufacturer's numbers XZG/XEN, so a power adapter may be needed (we usually send this free of charge). For LC49RG90SSRXEN
it explicitly states that the monitor is also factory calibrated, which should allow for better colour fidelity (unfortunately I could not find out if this is also true for the other one).
Hoi uns Sorry, you'll have to tip this in via customer service, Digitec doesn't even read the community.
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Galaxus
2 months ago
Yes, in principle this is possible if the mount supports VESA 100 x 100 and is designed for the weight of the monitor. The monitor also has an integrated USB hub and is listed as a 49-inch gaming monitor according to the Samsung data sheet; however, Samsung does not explicitly state the mount itself in the available data for the exact VESA mounting for this model.
Important:
- The model is described as VESA-compatible in Samsung and Digitec specifications; for the G9, 100 x 100 mm is mentioned.
- For Samsung Odyssey G9 models, an adapter is sometimes mentioned so that the monitor can be attached to an arm with a VESA pattern.
- Since the monitor is very large and heavy, the mount must safely support the load; robust heavy-duty arms are common for such ultrawide models.
If the images of the mount do not look promising, the crucial question is not only the appearance, but whether the hole pattern and the load capacity fit. Without the exact data of the Digitec mount, I cannot confirm it for sure, but if it has 100 x 100 VESA and enough load reserve, it should generally fit.
I am not entirely sure whether exactly this model can be mounted directly without an adapter. However, the available information clearly indicates that mounting via a VESA-compatible, sufficiently strong mount is intended.
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According to our information, it is unfortunately not possible to charge a notebook via the monitor's USB-C port.
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According to ChatGPT:
Yes - the Samsung Odyssey G9 (G95C) monitor does support NVIDIA G-Sync technology (or, more accurately, "G-Sync Compatible"). Here are the concrete details, and also some precautions to take.
✅ What's confirmed
According to the product sheet from a Swiss retailer (Galaxus): "Sync-Technology: AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, NVIDIA G-Sync".
Galaxus
A specialist website states that the monitor supports variable refresh rate (VRR) up to 240 Hz for "FreeSync / G-Sync Compatible".
Display Ninja
On the Samsung US website, for a slightly different model ("G95SC"), the information sheet states "G-Sync Compatible".
Samsung uk
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⚠️ A few nuances and conditions
"G-Sync Compatible" means that the monitor does not necessarily have NVIDIA's "certified" G-Sync hardware module (like some displays with a dedicated chip), but that it is validated to work with G-Sync via VRR. This may lead to differences in operation or compatibility.
An NVIDIA forum thread reports that for this "G95C" model, G-Sync mode does not work at 240Hz via HDMI, but only via DisplayPort at 240Hz. Via HDMI, it would only work up to 120 Hz.
NVIDIA
Other feedback (DisplayNinja site) suggests that activating VRR (FreeSync or G-Sync Compatible) can cause flicker in some applications, indicating that performance can vary depending on settings and content.
Display Ninja
🎮 My practical advice
If you're thinking of using this monitor with a VRR-compatible NVIDIA card (PC) or console :
Use DisplayPort 1.4 rather than HDMI if you want to take advantage of 240Hz and G-Sync Compatible.
In the NVIDIA control panel, enable "G-Sync Compatible" for this monitor.
In the monitor's OSD menu, make sure that "Adaptive Sync" or "VRR/FreeSync" is enabled.
Check in game that the frame rate varies within the supported range and that you have no undesirable effects (flicker, latency, etc).
If you're using HDMI and you're only doing 120 Hz, keep this limitation in mind.
I used it for programming for several months, but its curvature made it uncomfortable to use.
I sold it and bought a Dell UltraSharp U4924DW instead.
The large number of connections (USB, LAN, DisplayPort, HDMI, ...) makes it the perfect monitor.
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Hello, I didn't get a VESA adapter and as far as I found out, it's not that easy to get one. (because of the special shape in the rear part) I think there are a few suppliers who offer one from the 3D printer. I then milled/drilled one myself from aluminium because I wasn't sure how stable this adapter would be.
If you choose an adapter, make sure you check which screens it fits. (Most of them say: "not compatible with the G95C")
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According to our information, the LS49CG950EUXEN and LS49CG954EUXEN are technically identical models with different distribution channels. The LS49FG910EUXEN has a VA panel with 240 Hz, but lower brightness and HDR performance. The CG95 offers the better overall picture quality.
A faulty product image has probably crept in here, this is the VA version of this monitor.🫡 I will forward the misleading product image to the responsible department, thank you very much for the hint!
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Should be compatible.
I'm not very familiar with Mac, but as with most products, it depends on the right cabling and, if necessary, the right driver. So it should work.
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You need this cable: Maxonar USB C to DisplayPort cable 8K@60Hz
Former employee
2 years ago
In fact, we have been stocking a lot of products from the EU for many years, and these items are usually supplied with fixed adapters or cables. We regret that this did not happen in your case.
We will be happy to send it to you free of charge.
The instructions can be found here:
https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc...
No, it only has a USB hub inside. There are also no USB-C ports l.
No idea, I got the lc49rf94ssrxzg. I also have an LC49J890DKUXEN (3840x1080), so I have them on top of each other.
The new one is brighter, and the ports are more numerous, otherwise the same.
i have been using this for a few months. perfect
Hello Buschor,
I've had the G9 for 6 months and don't want another one!
I need it in the office!
I can't say how suitable it is for gaming. I never had any problems with any graphics card, it runs on all laptops etc....
Former user
4 years ago
Former employee
4 years ago
Yes, an RTX 2080 is definitely sufficient for this monitor. According to the Nvidia manufacturer's page, the RTX 2080 even supports a resolution of up to 7680x4320.
Former employee
4 years ago
Besides the difference in refresh rate from 120 to 240 Hz, the more expensive model also has a much faster response time.
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Hello Atouraya
This is not the same monitor they are both G9 but they differ in specifications. This model only has 120Hz, Has a lower brightness level and has a stronger contrast ratio. Everything else is the same, I may have missed something else.
I hope I could help you. Have a good weekend.
Former employee
4 years ago
Good day :)
this is the 2021 model.
Thank you for your contribution and best regards.
Your team from Galaxus
The monitor has a rear panel with Displayport, HDMI, jack and USB ports. The cable for using the USB ports is also included.
Former employee
5 years ago
Video compatibility
Simultaneous support of native resolution on the integrated million-colour display and:
- A display with 5,120 x 2,880 pixel resolution at 60 Hz with over a billion colours
- Up to two displays with a resolution of 4096 x 2304 pixels at 60 Hz in millions of colours
- Up to two displays with a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels at 60 Hz with over a billion colours
It is compatible, but you will not be able to use the display with a refresh rate of 120 Hz if it is at that resolution.
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