Gaming Monitors

At E3, Samsung debuted its first G-Sync-Compatible display. The new curved gaming monitor joins Samsung's full line of innovative curved gaming displays, including the company's new groundbreaking 49-inch, CRG9 that immerses gamers in detail and color with a high-resolution super ultra-wide gaming monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio, dramatic 1800R curved screen and HDR1000.
There's no denying it, the AOC Agon AG352UCG6 is one very pricey monitor, but if you're looking for the very best and are willing to pay for it, there's hardly a better ultrawide gaming monitor out there - a beautiful curved VA display with a 120 Hz refresh rate, shipping complete with a highly adjustable stand.



Other specifications include 1080p resolution, 1500R screen curvature, 178° viewing angles, a 3,000:1 contrast ratio, a 300-nit peak luminance, 8-bit color with sRGB gamut, tilt-only stand with VESA mount compatibility, two HDMI 2.0 ports, a single DP 1.2 port, and a headphones jack.
For instance, the monitor comes with preset modes for different types of games, such as strategy games, shooters, and so on. BenQ also has a smart built-in software called Black eQualizer, which makes dark areas a little brighter to see clearly, without turning the whole screen bright.
Control panel - One of the most conspicuous things about this monitor is the large control panel on the front which allows the user to quickly 240Hz monitor switch between different profiles and features such as dynamic action sync, black stabilizer, FreeSync, and motion blur reduction.

The CRG5 also features some optional in-monitor settings, such as a Game Mode that adjusts black gamma levels, contrast, sharpness, and color; a low input Lag Mode that is supposed to minimize delays between input devices and the display; and an Eye Saver Mode to reduce blue light.
The 27-inch Samsung CRG5 has 240Hz "RapidCurve" technology and a 1500R curvature, with the 240Hz refresh assisted through NVIDIA G-Sync. If it's ultra wide it should be curved, it's a bit like triple screen gaming with 1 screen. The curved vertical alignment panel display aims to deliver an immersive gaming experience with a wide viewing angle.

The Samsung CRG5 was unveiled today at the E3 2019 PC Gaming Show, and it will be out in July for $399 (about £315, AU$580). For more information on Samsung's Curved Gaming Monitor CRG5, check the link below. It's also compatible with NVIDIA G-Sync for great quality and speed when you're doing intense gameplay.
For those who are looking at bigger screens, Samsung has also a new 49-inch, with a high-resolution super ultra-wide gaming monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio, dramatic 1800R curved screen and HDR1000. Samsung left out few details, though did state the CRG5 uses a vertical alignment (VA) panel with a 3,000:1 contrast ratio.
I consider myself competitive and I play a lot of CSGO, APEX, and PUBG on my current 165hz 27" 1440p monitor and with my current rig and graphic settings I use in game I can drive 200fps+ easily with my RTX 2080. It supports Nvidia G-SYNC out of the box for better performance with Nvidia graphics cards.

Samsung has recently introduced their latest addition of curved gaming monitors, the new 27-inch CRG5 (C27RG5). No word on which panel manufacturer is in question nor when the monitors will be available, but those prices are looking good. For more information about Samsung's Curved Gaming Monitor CRG5, check the link below.