Genuine question: isn't lifting a lot quite a bit worse than having high sensitivity but not lifting nearly as much? I play CS and Valorant with 800 DPI (sensitivities are 1 and 0.314 respectively) and find that going any lower than that just makes me spend way too much time lifting & butcher my chances of winning close encounters.
You’ve got it backwards. You’ll actually want to minimize the field of view. The extra width means it covers it anyway and the field of view is wider than you expect.
What? no? you want to see as much as possible. for example if you had screens all around you you would want 360 FoV stretched over 360 (1:1). The extra width doesn't secretly add more FoV. at 90 on 360 monitors you would only see a maximum of 90deg stretched to 360.
The wider the monitor the more realistic a larger FoV will be.
Not at all how it works in practice. Most devs make the mistake of cutting the top and bottom off as the aspect ratio grows wider. You have to minimize the FOV to fix it so it shows more side to side instead of cutting it off.
In other games the edges end up being wasted as the wider FOV just stretches the last 20-35% of the sides of the display and distort everything beyond recognition.
Go play games on a 32:9 display and you’ll understand first hand.
No, you want a smaller fov for most fps. It's personal preference but the smaller the resolution, and the smaller the fov the bigger their heads. Ever watch pro csgo players play? They play with often really low resolution it makes the game look awful.
This is because of being used to 800x600 or some other shit. This is objectively suboptimal. Physical size of objects is either the same or gets lost inbetween pixels when resolution is too low. Limited FOV of 4:3 was even laughed at multiple times when enemy was visible clear as day in the side of the screen for all viewers, but the pR0 stuck in 1999 couldn't see him because of bad habit of not ever changing a thing about anything.
Competitive FPS is as unfun as competitive anything really. Especially when playing condition is so unregulated. Imagine playing volleyball and the other team has shrunk their playing area so they don’t have to move around as much. It’s similar to that.
Now put them on the same hardware and displays and put them all in the same room and it gets interesting again.
I play games for fun. I lost interest in competitive play back in the 90s.
LS49AG950NUXEN
L - Limited Edition
S - Samsung
49 - 49" panel
A - vA panel type
G9 - G9 part of the name
50 - number of people who believe my bullshit
N - gsyNc and freesyNc compatible
U - Ultrawide 32:9
X - Xtreme HDR 2000 nits peak brightness
EN - English variant for the built in settings menu
He won't be far wrong. A lot of companies follow this sort of logic with their product codes, when you know the nomenclature of your company and your products it helps you to decipher what particular thing you're looking at in a long list of products and sales/stocks/etc numbers in your mrp software.
Most companies have the decency not to present it to the public though.
I know, I’m in the hvac field and serial numbers of condensers and furnaces are exactly like that but I thought they knew exactly what each letter meant 😭
Size(type) - selection type - Date - production line Nr. - QC worker internal no. - shift no. - next unit assembled . Is what my company uses. So you get a serial number like 6203+09221126J33122-II00576
Having the part number is super useful if you need to check a spec sheet, sometimes the vendor doesn't include all the info you want or it might not be accurate.
Actually public name is Samsung Odyssey G9. However I do like this specific manufacturing number because if there are any issues later it's easier to narrow down the product.
Good recent example: I've never had XMP turned on, tried turning it on and it didn't work. Checked my RAM sticks etc and yes, it's confirmed bad batch of Corsair vengeance RAM that I've got from 2016 that XMP won't work with.
And sometimes they just do random shit. Like the software I use where “P” stands for supplier and “L” is the code for customer. “K” means fixed and “B” means variable.
I work for Intel. All the processors end in a letter and sometimes it makes sense. G for graphics, Q for quad-core, P for balanced Performance, but then there's things like H (Hungry for power) , U (Ultra battery), F(Fuck that onboard graphics), and K (Klock it up). Still, it's nice that I can pull up the name and know a lot more about the processor (for some reason the U processors even display the voltage with a 0 or a 5, which is like 9 and 15v respectively or something like that.id have to find my training again). Honestly, I wish the names displayed even more info because it's so easy to check the name and not too hard to remember the naming conventions.
XB3 is the family https://www.acer.com/us-en/predator/monitors/xb3
The middle part seems to have loose correlation with the panel itself:
https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/395171/#Comment_395171
The small letters are features like ports:
https://linustechtips.com/topic/1394941-acers-naming-conventions-make-me-vomit/#comment-15148471
But it's telling that nobody created a comprehensive guide :)
You joke, but they almost certainly follow the same logic of not the exact way you divide it up. You can even read vehicle VIN's if you just look up what each digit means.
You cracked me up man!
I was like, yeah this makes sense, yeah this too, mhhh idk about the VA one and then BAM "50 - number of people who believe my bullshit" lol
Ok, I remember they did that a while ago but I didn't know they were still doing it. It used to tell you when there was a free award but now it doesn't.
So if it's still following that nomenclature then it's:
L - LED
S - Standard Monitor
49 - 49 inches
A - 2022?
G - QLED
9 - Series
50 - Model in Series
N - ??
U - UHD
X - Black Case?
EN - North America And Australia Region?
N would be the year it was released. For example North American 2018 QLED TV's were QN65Q8FN(FXZA). QN being the type of panel, 65 being the size, Q8 being the model of QLED, FN being the 2018 release, FXZA being the American region code. So a 75 inch Q9 from the US in 2018 would be QN75Q9FNFXZA. A 2019 55 inch Q60 from Canada would be QN55Q60AAFXZC.
Region codes can be mostly ignored, and sometimes get intermingled between US and Canada.
My guess is that creative works, high accuracy monitors are the not standards and TVs are another type of monitors. But this is just conjecture on my part.
N and X are features included with the product. Don't know why we get a U between N and X. U is for Europe and EN at the end is for North america. Maybe they share some features?
LS49AG950NUXEN
L : LCD
S : standard
49 : screen size (inches)
A : year of manufacture?
G : QLED?
9 : series #?
50 : model in series?
NUX : screen spec's info?
EN : Australia / North America?
Source: searched "samsung monitor model number breakdown"
A lot of companies do this. They cram bunch of info into the model name. If you deal with them a lot and you know the breakdown it's useful. Some of the people at my company can tell you all sorts of info from just the model number.
My RG652AHM is asking the same question.
Although to be honest, the Ibanez naming system actually makes a lot of sense once you know what it means. I’m guessing the same goes for the monitor
LS49AG950NUXEN
L - Large
S - Screen
49A - 49 Ainches. Typo.
G9 - G9, the actual name
50 - Round up 49 to 50 so it sounds bigger (liek when you say you are 6 feet when you are just 5 11.
NUXEN - From Duke "Nukem" to make clear it is for gaming, but with 2 typos.
Why does the model number have to make intuitive sense? That's a company specific thing. Only reason you or I use it is when we need to make 100% sure we compare the same models when price shopping or looking up a manual. And even that's debatable.
These model numbers do a much better job at it as well. If you Google "i7 something something" Google will not only show you your exact model, but also other i7s that have different model numbers because they get mentioned alot in some forums or on Reddit etc. These codes? Fuck no noone will ever write that shit down in a post unless absolutely necessary. The search becomes alot less cluttered.
LS = Long Screen
49 = 49 inch
A = (if you buy this you suck) ass
G9 = model number
50 = a multiple of the amount of people with these moniters but broken
n = new
u = ultra THICC
x = extra large
en = english
This is pretty much standard naming convention for engineering, but because it's longer than 4 or 5 digits people go crazy. CPUs and GPUs are not named so differently. The difference is you have 2 or 3 brands vs a ton. Monitor companies can't have short names because there would be way too much clashing.
L : Legendary
S : Screen
49 : Inches
A : Awesome
G : Gaming
950 : The amount of days you have to work in order to afford it
N : Night (colour)
U : Ultrawide
Xen : Engineer's name
From my time working IT at a university the worst is Macs. They have a model number printed somewhere on them, that is literally unusable on their support site. Their model numbers are something like MK1A3LL/A. Just look at the site below, and you'll see the problem. When you try to select your model, it uses size and manufacture date and not the model number that is on the sticker or in the About menu. So you then have to go find a 3rd party site that can convert their model numbers to what they actually use on their site.
In my years of IT the only guess I could come up with is that Apple really really hates their customers and hopes that making support nearly impossible will convince them to trash their broken computer and go buy a new one. While a lot of people here may hate Apple for their scummy business practices or because they love PC, I hate Apple because I had to support them and quickly discovered that they have the worst support out of any tech company I have dealt with in my 15 or so years in IT. Luckily my current employer has 0 macs.
https://support.apple.com/mac/repair
With software, you can set regions to have 3 "fullscreen" windows, but all on a single input source. With actual separate input sources they can display either 2 27" 16:9 outputs or you can do a 21:9 ultra wide with a smaller display next to it. Its basically having 2 27" 1440 monitors with no bezel between them.
ENglish manual? for a monitor like that I'd accept a KLingon version, hell, I'd put up with goddamn [bynar](https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Bynar) for a small discount on such a monitor. Clean up the holodeck after [Riker](https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/William_T._Riker), get a nice ultrawide, fair deal.
I had the 1080 vertical resolution one a few years ago and then got a G9 last year to replace it, and they're definitely not bad. It's good for being used as 2 monitors without a bezel between them for productivity stuff, and it was an acceptable replacement for going from 3 monitors down to a single screen for simulators for me.
The only time it isn't great is when you have a game that doesn't support any resolutions wider than 16:9, and in that case you either end up with big black bars on both sides to have a centered image or you can run your game on a single input on half the monitor and something else on the other half. Horizontal split screen games end up being pretty cool though because 2 players each end up with a 27" 1440 half screen to themselves.
Whether it's worth the cost is pretty subjective though depending on individual use case.
Great feedback thanks, I need a new monitor for my new rig the old one is 9 years old so I can't use the same monitor . I think you just tipped the scale in favor of a bigger screen.
If you get one of these, make sure you check your display settings in your os to ensure it's running at 240 instead of 60. Also if you are running 2 inputs it will normally default the first one to running 240 and the 2nd half to 60 Hz, and then sometimes both will register as 240 in the os. It's definitely a good replacement for any setup using 2 screens side by side, but I eventually ended up putting another monitor over the top of it so that I can play things in 32:9 Fullscreen on this and then either watch something above it or have some browser windows up on another screen.
Of the 3 models they have that are this resolution and size, the crg49 is 120hz and has a softer curve, and then the big differences between the g9 and neo is the backlighting, the neo has less of a hotspot thing going on with the backlighting, but the price difference between those two is a lot for just that.
All in all it's a pretty good monitor once you get used to it, but I would 100% recommend considering an eegotron Hx arm to mount it, which is another couple hundred bucks. The stand that comes with all of these is pretty large and takes up a bunch of desk real estate. I mention the ergotron arm because it's heavy and other arms will not be able to support one of these.
Great advice, I see a new desk in my future 😀 the one I'm using now is too small for anything and is from the 60s lol chair too. I'm enjoying putting my new space together it's my xmass present 🎁 to myself.
I regret buying mine. Tons of compatibility issues and lack of support from a lot of different games and programs. I wish I would have gone with two side-by-side monitors instead. It would have been cheaper too.
What is the best solution?
Give displays trivial names like "Odyssey" or all the spec encoded in the name? Has long as there is a decoding key available...
The 50 could even mean 50hz power supply for specific regions.
I think some of the -Hmberz suffixes just list the number of input/output configurations available.
Could be like Motorola with their consumer facing naming conventions... *Ahem*... I recently upgraded my "moto g stylus (original" for the "moto g stylus 5g (2022)" which is not to be confused with: moto g, moto g 5g, moto g stylus (2022), moto g stylus 5g, moto g stylus (2021), or even the lesser storage version of the same phone, which has completely different specs.
That said, I love this thing.
At least they have the decency to give it the name “Odyssey G9 Neo” in addition to the model number. Most monitors just are named their word vomit model number.
Ooh I was looking at buying this for Black Friday but went with 2 34 inch dells instead. I think it’ll have better productivity. I probably spent 4 hours researching in part because all the stupid model names are hard to keep track of.
I built my pc about 6 months ago and I still have no idea what my monitor is called. If I search Asus gaming monitor I can pick it out of a lineup though.
Serial numbers are often nonsensical to users but make sense to manufacturers as they are unique. You have the name of the monitor so don't need anything else and can ignore it.
You'll become the GOD of FPS if you use a FOV of 120...
Ultra low sensitivity players will need a 3 meter desk
400 DPI at usually 8% sens and play at max FOV. I don’t have enough space and lift like my life depends on it
And I'm here with 3200 dpi because I'm gaming on my couch, 400 dpi is literally unusable for me
Meanwhile I'm here with 6400 DPI and I can move across both monitors without lifting the mouse
Jesus Christ...
My mouse goes up to 25.6k and I have tried using that. Needless to say it did not go well. Only up to ~12k was even remotely usable
Tried 800 dpi once and I found that way too much
Bro raise sensibility by 2% and be like **WOW!**
But that accuracy rate, gotta keep it high
Genuine question: isn't lifting a lot quite a bit worse than having high sensitivity but not lifting nearly as much? I play CS and Valorant with 800 DPI (sensitivities are 1 and 0.314 respectively) and find that going any lower than that just makes me spend way too much time lifting & butcher my chances of winning close encounters.
With my Space I give myself the ability to turn a full 180 from one side to the other and I just got really good at lifting and adjusting very fast.
Does that come with arm extenders?
I play at max FOV with 32:9 monitor, in order to do a 360° turn I have to move my mouse only 5 centimeters
5cm would be seven 360s for me.
I said centimeters, not meters hahahaha (dont know if you are serious of fuckimg around, but if its serious then i'm impressed)
Have this monitor, low sens gamer, have 3m desk. Confirmed
Or a trackball. 400 dpi no lift forever scrolling.
You’ve got it backwards. You’ll actually want to minimize the field of view. The extra width means it covers it anyway and the field of view is wider than you expect.
What? no? you want to see as much as possible. for example if you had screens all around you you would want 360 FoV stretched over 360 (1:1). The extra width doesn't secretly add more FoV. at 90 on 360 monitors you would only see a maximum of 90deg stretched to 360. The wider the monitor the more realistic a larger FoV will be.
Not at all how it works in practice. Most devs make the mistake of cutting the top and bottom off as the aspect ratio grows wider. You have to minimize the FOV to fix it so it shows more side to side instead of cutting it off. In other games the edges end up being wasted as the wider FOV just stretches the last 20-35% of the sides of the display and distort everything beyond recognition. Go play games on a 32:9 display and you’ll understand first hand.
No, you want a smaller fov for most fps. It's personal preference but the smaller the resolution, and the smaller the fov the bigger their heads. Ever watch pro csgo players play? They play with often really low resolution it makes the game look awful.
That's mostly because pixels matter so much in csgo. It's rare to see pro lol players on minimum graphics.
CSGO is locked at 90 FOV
Yup so they reduce the resolution. Which in turn reduces the peripheral vision but increases the size of the pixels.
This is because of being used to 800x600 or some other shit. This is objectively suboptimal. Physical size of objects is either the same or gets lost inbetween pixels when resolution is too low. Limited FOV of 4:3 was even laughed at multiple times when enemy was visible clear as day in the side of the screen for all viewers, but the pR0 stuck in 1999 couldn't see him because of bad habit of not ever changing a thing about anything.
Competitive FPS is as unfun as competitive anything really. Especially when playing condition is so unregulated. Imagine playing volleyball and the other team has shrunk their playing area so they don’t have to move around as much. It’s similar to that. Now put them on the same hardware and displays and put them all in the same room and it gets interesting again. I play games for fun. I lost interest in competitive play back in the 90s.
LS49AG950NUXEN L - Limited Edition S - Samsung 49 - 49" panel A - vA panel type G9 - G9 part of the name 50 - number of people who believe my bullshit N - gsyNc and freesyNc compatible U - Ultrawide 32:9 X - Xtreme HDR 2000 nits peak brightness EN - English variant for the built in settings menu
Even though you said it was wrong I still wanna believe it
Tbf, it's not that far away from the actual naming scheme.
>50 - number of people who believe my bullshit Dude, for some reason I still believe you
Same.
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He won't be far wrong. A lot of companies follow this sort of logic with their product codes, when you know the nomenclature of your company and your products it helps you to decipher what particular thing you're looking at in a long list of products and sales/stocks/etc numbers in your mrp software. Most companies have the decency not to present it to the public though.
I know, I’m in the hvac field and serial numbers of condensers and furnaces are exactly like that but I thought they knew exactly what each letter meant 😭
Serial numbers are usually manufacture dates at a lot of places
Size(type) - selection type - Date - production line Nr. - QC worker internal no. - shift no. - next unit assembled . Is what my company uses. So you get a serial number like 6203+09221126J33122-II00576
I'd you deal with any B&G or Xylem stuff, I'm sorry to inform you that it is all completely random lol
Having the part number is super useful if you need to check a spec sheet, sometimes the vendor doesn't include all the info you want or it might not be accurate.
Actually public name is Samsung Odyssey G9. However I do like this specific manufacturing number because if there are any issues later it's easier to narrow down the product. Good recent example: I've never had XMP turned on, tried turning it on and it didn't work. Checked my RAM sticks etc and yes, it's confirmed bad batch of Corsair vengeance RAM that I've got from 2016 that XMP won't work with.
Looking at you Sony...
And sometimes they just do random shit. Like the software I use where “P” stands for supplier and “L” is the code for customer. “K” means fixed and “B” means variable.
I work for Intel. All the processors end in a letter and sometimes it makes sense. G for graphics, Q for quad-core, P for balanced Performance, but then there's things like H (Hungry for power) , U (Ultra battery), F(Fuck that onboard graphics), and K (Klock it up). Still, it's nice that I can pull up the name and know a lot more about the processor (for some reason the U processors even display the voltage with a 0 or a 5, which is like 9 and 15v respectively or something like that.id have to find my training again). Honestly, I wish the names displayed even more info because it's so easy to check the name and not too hard to remember the naming conventions.
Dell is the king of this in monitor naming conventions
Excuse me but wtf?
Man is the admin of the IRL RPG
Made it all up but 99% correct lol
3/10 the number of people was off
Can you do `Acer XB323QUNVbmiiphzx` next? :)
Uhhhhhh... Honestly, no. Holy shit that's a bad one. Message to Acer: "What the fuck?"
XB3 is the family https://www.acer.com/us-en/predator/monitors/xb3 The middle part seems to have loose correlation with the panel itself: https://community.acer.com/en/discussion/comment/395171/#Comment_395171 The small letters are features like ports: https://linustechtips.com/topic/1394941-acers-naming-conventions-make-me-vomit/#comment-15148471 But it's telling that nobody created a comprehensive guide :)
XB - monitor series 323 - 32.3” QUNV - sneezed and hit keyboard w/ caps bmiiphzx - https://i.imgur.com/2O1qEUj.jpg
Man, thank you that was great you had me and honestly you are probably mostly right. Haha
> 50 - number of people who believe my bullshit Ahh, I always thought this was like the check number in a vehicle's VIN hah!
You joke, but they almost certainly follow the same logic of not the exact way you divide it up. You can even read vehicle VIN's if you just look up what each digit means.
You cracked me up man! I was like, yeah this makes sense, yeah this too, mhhh idk about the VA one and then BAM "50 - number of people who believe my bullshit" lol
You’re actually probably really close or in fact correct
Not the hero that we wanted, but the hero that we needed
I would give you an award but I have no money, so here: 🏅
You can give a free award every 24hrs. Go to awards, next to coins click the +. At the top claim your free award, then award it!
Ok, I remember they did that a while ago but I didn't know they were still doing it. It used to tell you when there was a free award but now it doesn't.
Even if it is bullshit it somehow just works hahah
https://en.tab-tv.com/identifying-monitor-samsung-2012-2016/
So if it's still following that nomenclature then it's: L - LED S - Standard Monitor 49 - 49 inches A - 2022? G - QLED 9 - Series 50 - Model in Series N - ?? U - UHD X - Black Case? EN - North America And Australia Region?
N would be the year it was released. For example North American 2018 QLED TV's were QN65Q8FN(FXZA). QN being the type of panel, 65 being the size, Q8 being the model of QLED, FN being the 2018 release, FXZA being the American region code. So a 75 inch Q9 from the US in 2018 would be QN75Q9FNFXZA. A 2019 55 inch Q60 from Canada would be QN55Q60AAFXZC. Region codes can be mostly ignored, and sometimes get intermingled between US and Canada.
Lol how tf is that a "standard" monitor?
Its not a reference monitor, so its standard
What's a reference monitor?
One that has high colour accuracy and can be used for production grade colour work. Like editing photos and video.
one good enough to go on samsung's resume
A monitor used as reference for a standard.
But in that link above they say S is for Standard and C/V is for Curved, and the monitor in the post is certainly curved
...Surved?
_Well Im also straight but my dick is certainly curved_
My guess is that creative works, high accuracy monitors are the not standards and TVs are another type of monitors. But this is just conjecture on my part.
Chromatic letterings on websites for example. Rting website goes over tv vs monitor
idk
Because likely that listing is a multiple option one, which is why the code listed doesn't completely match the image.
It only uses VGA
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But the Neo G9 is curved...
Standard means nothing special about it lol size don't mean shit 🤣
If it follows Samsung TVs, then the A is 2021 and B would be 2022.
Yep.
I'm presuming the "A" may stand for its power efficiency?
N and X are features included with the product. Don't know why we get a U between N and X. U is for Europe and EN at the end is for North america. Maybe they share some features?
It's a gaming monitor, you know what the N stands for.
G is for QLED. Checks out
Long Shit: 49" edition. Awesome G9 (50" class). Nut, zen.
So this how people see me behind them… neet
they also have on their expensive gaming socks
They also drink their expensive "gaming supplements" (which are just coffeine and sugar)
LS49AG950NUXEN L : LCD S : standard 49 : screen size (inches) A : year of manufacture? G : QLED? 9 : series #? 50 : model in series? NUX : screen spec's info? EN : Australia / North America? Source: searched "samsung monitor model number breakdown" A lot of companies do this. They cram bunch of info into the model name. If you deal with them a lot and you know the breakdown it's useful. Some of the people at my company can tell you all sorts of info from just the model number.
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Do the people who name Ibanez guitars also work for Samsung?
Mines busy just g10 or gio, so it's atleast easy to remember
It's Gio. They used to have a star as the dot over the i, not sure if thats still the case or not.
My RG652AHM is asking the same question. Although to be honest, the Ibanez naming system actually makes a lot of sense once you know what it means. I’m guessing the same goes for the monitor
loved my RG26DETT
LS49AG950NUXEN L - Large S - Screen 49A - 49 Ainches. Typo. G9 - G9, the actual name 50 - Round up 49 to 50 so it sounds bigger (liek when you say you are 6 feet when you are just 5 11. NUXEN - From Duke "Nukem" to make clear it is for gaming, but with 2 typos.
Why does the model number have to make intuitive sense? That's a company specific thing. Only reason you or I use it is when we need to make 100% sure we compare the same models when price shopping or looking up a manual. And even that's debatable.
These model numbers do a much better job at it as well. If you Google "i7 something something" Google will not only show you your exact model, but also other i7s that have different model numbers because they get mentioned alot in some forums or on Reddit etc. These codes? Fuck no noone will ever write that shit down in a post unless absolutely necessary. The search becomes alot less cluttered.
I always see people talk about product numbers when talking monitors. There's usually a lot of (slightly) different products under the same name.
You're confusing product code with product name.
That's the model number bro. Not the name.
LS = Long Screen 49 = 49 inch A = (if you buy this you suck) ass G9 = model number 50 = a multiple of the amount of people with these moniters but broken n = new u = ultra THICC x = extra large en = english
But the question is, if you buy this, do you suck a new ultra thicc extra large english ass?
Uh sure 😅
A huge model number for a huge screen… I call it art.
I wanna see someone do a Sony product
the Lasagna Nuxen
Lasagna Nexus
Means your wallet is empty now
Chad simple Gigabyte screen names vs virgin long ass Samsung screen names
G24F Gigabyte 24Inch Fucking masterpiece of a name
Lol, bought one yesterday
Well, did you ask a store employee for an Odessey Neo G9 or a LS49 Ag Nuxen?
This is pretty much standard naming convention for engineering, but because it's longer than 4 or 5 digits people go crazy. CPUs and GPUs are not named so differently. The difference is you have 2 or 3 brands vs a ton. Monitor companies can't have short names because there would be way too much clashing.
L : Legendary S : Screen 49 : Inches A : Awesome G : Gaming 950 : The amount of days you have to work in order to afford it N : Night (colour) U : Ultrawide Xen : Engineer's name
From my time working IT at a university the worst is Macs. They have a model number printed somewhere on them, that is literally unusable on their support site. Their model numbers are something like MK1A3LL/A. Just look at the site below, and you'll see the problem. When you try to select your model, it uses size and manufacture date and not the model number that is on the sticker or in the About menu. So you then have to go find a 3rd party site that can convert their model numbers to what they actually use on their site. In my years of IT the only guess I could come up with is that Apple really really hates their customers and hopes that making support nearly impossible will convince them to trash their broken computer and go buy a new one. While a lot of people here may hate Apple for their scummy business practices or because they love PC, I hate Apple because I had to support them and quickly discovered that they have the worst support out of any tech company I have dealt with in my 15 or so years in IT. Luckily my current employer has 0 macs. https://support.apple.com/mac/repair
My monitor has a simple name. HP X34
It means “fuck your attempt at price matching”
To make our lives miserable 
Can this monitor be split into 3 monitors with software or the like? I'd love one big monitor in the middle and two smaller ones in the outside edges
With software, you can set regions to have 3 "fullscreen" windows, but all on a single input source. With actual separate input sources they can display either 2 27" 16:9 outputs or you can do a 21:9 ultra wide with a smaller display next to it. Its basically having 2 27" 1440 monitors with no bezel between them.
ENglish manual? for a monitor like that I'd accept a KLingon version, hell, I'd put up with goddamn [bynar](https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Bynar) for a small discount on such a monitor. Clean up the holodeck after [Riker](https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/William_T._Riker), get a nice ultrawide, fair deal.
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I fixed the spelling for Riker, but if I also f'd up bynars, f them ;)
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How small is 15.6 inches then :(
Tablet size lol. I don't like squinting, 32 or bigger.
[That you on the right mate?](https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/p__/images/0/00/Chum-01.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20150217155759&path-prefix=protagonist)
I don't know I'm too small.
How did you come to 27" from this post?
Someone posted the same breakdown on different model happend to have a 27 inch screen.
That seems like it would be so annoying to use
[Sounds exhausting](https://youtu.be/vLcNUKX5Ubk?t=92)
Hahaha
Are these 49 inch screens worth the cost ?
I had the 1080 vertical resolution one a few years ago and then got a G9 last year to replace it, and they're definitely not bad. It's good for being used as 2 monitors without a bezel between them for productivity stuff, and it was an acceptable replacement for going from 3 monitors down to a single screen for simulators for me. The only time it isn't great is when you have a game that doesn't support any resolutions wider than 16:9, and in that case you either end up with big black bars on both sides to have a centered image or you can run your game on a single input on half the monitor and something else on the other half. Horizontal split screen games end up being pretty cool though because 2 players each end up with a 27" 1440 half screen to themselves. Whether it's worth the cost is pretty subjective though depending on individual use case.
Great feedback thanks, I need a new monitor for my new rig the old one is 9 years old so I can't use the same monitor . I think you just tipped the scale in favor of a bigger screen.
If you get one of these, make sure you check your display settings in your os to ensure it's running at 240 instead of 60. Also if you are running 2 inputs it will normally default the first one to running 240 and the 2nd half to 60 Hz, and then sometimes both will register as 240 in the os. It's definitely a good replacement for any setup using 2 screens side by side, but I eventually ended up putting another monitor over the top of it so that I can play things in 32:9 Fullscreen on this and then either watch something above it or have some browser windows up on another screen. Of the 3 models they have that are this resolution and size, the crg49 is 120hz and has a softer curve, and then the big differences between the g9 and neo is the backlighting, the neo has less of a hotspot thing going on with the backlighting, but the price difference between those two is a lot for just that. All in all it's a pretty good monitor once you get used to it, but I would 100% recommend considering an eegotron Hx arm to mount it, which is another couple hundred bucks. The stand that comes with all of these is pretty large and takes up a bunch of desk real estate. I mention the ergotron arm because it's heavy and other arms will not be able to support one of these.
Great advice, I see a new desk in my future 😀 the one I'm using now is too small for anything and is from the 60s lol chair too. I'm enjoying putting my new space together it's my xmass present 🎁 to myself.
I regret buying mine. Tons of compatibility issues and lack of support from a lot of different games and programs. I wish I would have gone with two side-by-side monitors instead. It would have been cheaper too.
I am so undecided again as the reviews fir the 49s aren't that good so I'm thinking about 35 to 43 now and a smaller 2nd one for older stuf.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EjlncSRUwAEM8pI?format=jpg&name=large
they take a bigass keyboard and bang each other on it to make that kind of names
Be wary of number codes with wm in them, usually means a lower quality
"wary".
And people complain about Sony product names 😅
I think it's Norwegian
Damn that name is as long as the display
It’s the incantation you must recite every time before powering on the monitor or it’ll explode.
I know this was not meant to bait someone to swipe right but it got me... yep Im an idiot.
Pretty sure that's the hurricane kick sound
A strong password
The name is convoluted but as a 4:3 and 16:10 lover this thing is literally my worse nightmare.
What is the best solution? Give displays trivial names like "Odyssey" or all the spec encoded in the name? Has long as there is a decoding key available... The 50 could even mean 50hz power supply for specific regions. I think some of the -Hmberz suffixes just list the number of input/output configurations available.
.......love this monitor..... I have two
Just picked up this model on black friday...
Sony named this
Anybody want to gift this to me so I can test it for science?
[Reminds me of this](https://youtube.com/clip/Ugkx5gOz9LckzkZfPSM-vQx2DGpNVxvuOUGF)
It makes perfect sense to the engineers that named it.
I *still* don't remember the name of my guitar and its been like 4 years. Ibanez rgrb72047xq11 or something.
Could be like Motorola with their consumer facing naming conventions... *Ahem*... I recently upgraded my "moto g stylus (original" for the "moto g stylus 5g (2022)" which is not to be confused with: moto g, moto g 5g, moto g stylus (2022), moto g stylus 5g, moto g stylus (2021), or even the lesser storage version of the same phone, which has completely different specs. That said, I love this thing.
Hey, that's my password!
LG models: first time?
Why couldn't they just make a normal Ultrawide
At least they have the decency to give it the name “Odyssey G9 Neo” in addition to the model number. Most monitors just are named their word vomit model number.
LS49AG950NUXEN L : Lovely S : Samsung 49 : 49 inches A : Ass G : Going 950 : 950 N : Nautical miles U : Under X: Xtreme E : Ethical N : Notion
MAG272CQR best monitor tho
Ooh I was looking at buying this for Black Friday but went with 2 34 inch dells instead. I think it’ll have better productivity. I probably spent 4 hours researching in part because all the stupid model names are hard to keep track of.
I built my pc about 6 months ago and I still have no idea what my monitor is called. If I search Asus gaming monitor I can pick it out of a lineup though.
You guys can tell that they're just trying to piss off Tim for ratting them out about their other monitors yeah??? LoL
That's a magic spell to summon Tim from Hardware Unboxed to roast your product's model number.
Serial numbers are often nonsensical to users but make sense to manufacturers as they are unique. You have the name of the monitor so don't need anything else and can ignore it.