the 43" Samsung and the that Lenovo you’ve ordered are the same size and resolution, in short it has the same shortcomings!
I was hoping it was just an issue with the Samsung. Lets see when the Lenovo comes in. So far I like the 38 inch Dell ultrasharp at 3840 x 1600, but really want a wide screen.
Does the Samsung 49" have higher resolution than the 43 inch ? ( I know the longer length will have higher resolution but not sure if it will be sharper than the 43 inch Samsung i tried.
5120x1440 resolution is what you are looking for at 49"
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I just installed the Samsung C49RG90SS monitor 5120x1440 120Hz and it is fabulous.
What is your GPU?
I am running an AMD RX6800 GPU coupled with an AMD 5900x CPU and 32 gigs of DDR4-3600 ram so plenty of GPU horsepower even for the 5120x1440 monitor.
I suppose pixel density of the larger screen is the problem.
This thing looks amazing!!
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Is anyone experiencing grainy clouds on their wide screens. I have Samsung G9 Gaming Monitor and just having the worst time. Flying through clouds no matter the settings just look grainy and pixleated really bad. AND when I switch to TAA and up the scaling even to 100 it gets like 3FPS cant even run the sim at that point. Have to end task each time. . .
Any ideas?
Specs:
i7 8700
3070 ti
32GB
2Tb SSD
Woooow, looks amazing!
I just got the same monitor but I’m not getting that quality as you do. I saw my Monitor is linked to my integrated GPU and not my dedicated one. I tried to do it through Nvidia Control Panel but it seems impossible.
These are my laptop specs:
Asus TUF gaming
- 15.6in FHD (1920 x 1080) 144Hz Anti-Glare Display.
- AMD Ryzen™ 7 4800H Processor 2.9 GHz (8M Cache, up to 4.2 GHz)
- NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050 Laptop GPU 4GB GDDR6.
- 32GB DDR4-3200 SO-DIMM.
- 512GB M.2 NVMe™ PCIe® 3.0 SSD.
Any help would be much appreciated.
First check that you are actually plugged into the gpu and not the mainboard. Assuming that’s not the problem then there’s probably a bios setting you must change… Consult your PC’s manual, any doubts then try their support or ask again on here.
Edit: I’ve just seen it’s a laptop, they can vary but often the Nvidia graphics are actually bundled to the cpu. … speak to your support
I just fixed it! I connected it through the Displayport cable instead of the HDMI, so now the monitor got connected to my Nvidia and now it runs smoothly! Thanks for your reply!
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Good to know as I’m sure this will come up again sometime 