Question 1

The spec states that the Windows Compatibility is Windows 10.  Does this mean that it will not operate with Windows 7??

Accepted Answer

It’s a monitor if your graphics card can support it then your good. Nada to do with the operating system really. It’s iust showing that so you know it’s a windows based product.

Question 2

Is this excessive for console gaming?

Accepted Answer

I wouldn't recommend this for console gaming as the image will stretch pretty bad so you'll have to play it with black bars rendering half your monitor useless when gaming.  You could use picture by picture mode which will split your screen letting you use a console for half and desktop on the other but then it limits the monitor to 60hz refresh rate . I'd find a monitor with a more standard resolution .

Question 3

I'm buying this mostly for my flight simulator and it looks great on their specs, but is it worth buying it for this kind of game?

Accepted Answer

If the game natively supports the resolution its amazing, which means your user interface will scale properly, I use it for destiny 2. But other games don't scale well therefore I tend to play them in windowed mode while I have Netflix Hulu or sling up on the other half. This monitor is amazing for non 4k video editing assuming you color calibrate it in my head I imagine this would be a fun Monitor to use with a flight simulator.

Question 4

Can I use this display with resolution 2560*1440?

Accepted Answer

This display doesn't support 1440 so the answer is no you can't do that resolution

Question 5

I saw that you can adjust display to 120Hz, can you use this monitor with Samsung 3D glasses?

Accepted Answer

No, it is not 3D capable.

Question 6

Does this have touch screen capability?

Accepted Answer

No, sorry, it does not have touch screen capabilities, but it is a fantastic monitor to use for games and multitasking.

Question 7

I just purchased this monitor and my existing video card only goes up to 2560x1080, but the monitor goes to 3840x1080. Any recommendations for an updated video card at a reasonable price?

Accepted Answer

Are you using hdmi or displayport? What video card are you using? Have you tried creating custom resolutions to see if any works?

Question 8

How do you game to the full refresh rate 144 hz without 24 or (24+1) connector? What cable are you using?

Accepted Answer

I use a display port connector for 144hz. For a dvi connector you would need Dual-Link DVI-D to support 144hz but only at 1920 by 1080p.  Preferable you want display port 1.3 + or a HDMI 2.0 but off hand I can't remember what HDMI version this monitor supports.

Question 9

Finally got it up and running but HDR seems to be broken in Windows 10. When you enable HDR the screen goes about half-brightness and grey. So far it seems to be a Windows Creator update issue. Running dual Titan X Pascal. No G-Sync but 144Hz just fine. So bummed HDR isn't working. One of the main reasons I bought it. Any ideas?

Accepted Answer

Windows HDR support is shotty at best. There are numerous posts on various forums about it. HDR support inside of games (using the game HDR settings) seems to work well, but the windows desktop HDR has issues. Main suggestion I have read was to disable the HDR from the windows settings and enjoy it inside of games. The only down side of it is if you have HDR video you want to watch you would have to enable it in windows and deal with the windows part looking sad, but the video should look great

Question 10

How does the 3840 x 1080 resolution look on this large of a screen? IMO a screen this large in this aspect ratio should be 7680 x 2160 which is 8K. Then its essentially the same physical screen size as two 28" 4K monitors side-by-side. This monitor at 3840 x 1080 is only 2K, its two 28" HD displays combined onto one screen. Do screen objects look kind of goofy big?

Accepted Answer

Goofy big not at all, its not different than two regular monitors anyways. I got use to going from 4k to this but with all the dp issues I returned it. Windows scales well. Would only recommend getting the correct size wallpaper is all.

Brand	SAMSUNG
Series	CHG90 Series
Model	C49HG90
Part Number	LC49HG90DMNXZA
Cabinet Color	Charcoal Black(Hair-line)

Screen Size	49"
Widescreen	Yes
LED Backlight	QLED
Panel	VA
Display Type	UWFHD
Adaptive Sync Technology	FreeSync (AMD Adaptive Sync)
Maximum Resolution	3840 x 1080
Resolution	3840 x 1080
Viewing Angle	178° (H) / 178° (V)
Aspect Ratio	32:9
Brightness	Brightness (Typical): 350 cd/m2 Brightness (Min): 250 cd/m2
Contrast Ratio	3000:1(Typ), 2400:1(Min)
Response Time	1ms (MPRT) (GTG)
Display Colors	1.07 Billion
Refresh Rate	144 Hz
Curved Surface Screen	Curved
Curvature Radius	1800R

Connectors	HDMI, DisplayPort
HDMI	2
DisplayPort	DisplayPort, Mini DisplayPort
Video Ports	2 x HDMI / 1 x DisplayPort / 1 x Mini DisplayPort
USB Ports	1 x USB 3.0 Type-B Upstream / 2 x USB 3.0 Type-A Downstream
USB 3.0	Yes

Power Supply	External AC 100~240V Adapter
Power Consumption	Power Consumption (Max): 113 W Power Consumption (DPMS): Less than 0.5 W Power Consumption (Stand-By): Less than 0.3

Stand Adjustments	Tilt: -2 to 20 degree Left : -15 (+/- 2) degree to Right : +15 (+/- 2) degree Height: 120.0+/-5.0 mm
VESA Compatibility - Mountable	100 x 100mm
Features	Eco Saving Plus : Yes Eye Saver Mode: Yes Flicker Free: Yes Game Mode: Yes (Game Color Mode) Quantum Dot Display: Yes Super Arena Gaming UX: Yes Image Size: Yes AMD FreeSync: Yes OS Compatibility: Windows, Mac Windows Compatability: Windows 10
Usage	Consumer

Samsung CHG90 Series LC49HG90DMNXZA 49" 3840 x 1080 1ms 144Hz 2x HDMI DisplayPort Mini-DisplayPort HDR AMD FreeSync USB Hub QLED Curved Gaming Monitor

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Dimensions (H x W x D)	20.68" x 47.36" x 15.08" w/ stand 14.54" x 47.36" x 7.56" w/o Stand
Weight	33.06 lbs. w/ stand 26.23 lbs. w/o stand

Item#: N82E16824022584