There is also the Game Bar, which allows for FPS, aspect ratio, HDR, and variable refresh rate adjustments while gaming. It supports streaming over Wi-Fi from partners such as NVIDIA GeForce NOW and Xbox Cloud Gaming. The biggest part of this functionality has to be the Samsung Gaming Hub which supports game streaming directly on the monitor without the need for any other PC or console to be connected. What also sets some of Samsung’s Odyssey gaming monitors out of the pack is the integration of Smart TV functionality.

This refresh rate is accompanied by 1ms MPRT response times, so there should be little to no ghosting when fully utilizing the display. You’ll find the Neo G7 43-inch comes running at 4K and 144Hz with support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro ensuring your games run smoothly with no tearing. While each pixel here isn’t self-illuminating, you do have many more local dimming zones than standard edge-lit monitors, which leads to a dynamic contrast ratio of up to 1,000,000:1 with certification for the VESA DisplayHDR 600 standard and support for HDR 10+ content playback providing the HDR horsepower. Quantum is in the name here because there is a layer of Quantum dots above the mini-LED backlighting that provides more vibrant colors. What makes the Samsung Odyssey Neo G7 stand out among all the other gaming monitors on the market is its implementation of the brand’s Quantum mini-LEDs in the panel, which offers benefits similar to what you’d get with OLED without burn-in concerns. 4K, high-refresh-rate gaming with Quantum colors

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