57" Samsung Odyssey G9 After One Year: Worth It?

57 in Samsung G9 Neo is pretty much the end game when it comes to the world's best monitor for gaming for productivity for everything is what I called the 57 in Samsung Odyssey G9 when I first unbox it over a year ago now which just sounds crazy that I've had this for over a year and that isn't strictly true because there is still plenty of room for improvement with this moner but otherwise I wanted to give those of you who are either considering buying one of these or who are maybe just interested in what it's like to use a single like super ultra wide Monas what it's actually been like to own one and use one for the past year now this isn't going to be a full review I've already covered everything in videos that I've already made on this channel so this is more of a summary of my experience now starting off with the goods ending probably with the not so good and as always feel free to ask any questions Down Below in the comments now so first I want to start off with what it's like to actually use an ultra wide monitor like a super ultra wide monitor in place of multiple smaller monitors well it's screen at once whilst you know everything is still sharp to read now gaming also has been great like with a with a caveat I would say PC that is powerful enough to drive such a you know a wide large monitor with the native resolution like I've basically got the latest generation Intel CPU and a 490 card in here I actually swapped from a 7900 XTX to a 490 card and found I was able to get better fps with the 490 cards than with the 7900 XTX and I also had some like weird stability issues with the 7900 XTX the card would just crap out on me once in a while and I have to like totally reinstall the drivers wipe everything reinstall it whereas the 490 has been super Rock Solid since like literally day one of installing it now it gaming setups like you know Sim racing flight simulator those kind of things now something I'm actually thinking about doing just for a bit of fun is building like a Sim racing rig maybe just let me know down in the comments below if you're interested in seeing how that works out