SAMSUNG 24-Inch CRG5 144Hz Curved Gaming Monitor (LC24RG50FQNXZA) – Computer Monitor, 1920 x 1080p Resolution, 4ms Response, FreeSync, Game Mode, HDMI

This monitors picture is really nice, high hz. But the design of the power and hdmi ports section in the back sucks. The indented circle makes it so that the hdmi cords rub and wobble/move around while they are plugged in if your table moves at all. Small movements wobble the screen. I have a foldable table that isnt heavy enough to negate all motion, even my keystrokes black out the screen. I fixed this problem by taping the hdmi cord around the circle and to the back so that it doesnt move when the screen wobbles. I should have learned the first time I bought this monitor but I didnt know what the problem was. I thought I had a broken gpu hdmi port.

I suggest disable FreeSync (in monitor), VRR and manually config the 120hz for smoother experience (144hz default causes ghosting)

It wasn’t ultra 4k

No usb input

after nearly a near, the complete left side of the screen went out

Nice looking colors I never tried a VA I guess this panel is a PVA panel by Samsung someone told me. I played with IPS panels before but never tried a VA panel. The blacks can make a game kinda dark but the colors make up for it I like the run my monitors dark. The stand though is kinda the deal breaker for me I like to move my monitors around slide them around the stand just gets in the way if I do that. I put coaster or felt on the bottom of my monitors. I own a 1440P Dell gaming TN panel if this Samsung was 1440P it would be an Amazing Monitor. The cuved screen is nice it doesnt bother me while gaming. Monitor has two HDMI ports and a display ports. Colors are where this monitor shine and the 1080P doesnt look pixelated because its a pretty small monitor. Ghosting I tried Metro Exodus with my 2080RTX and I didnt notice any ghosting or flicker but if someone was sensitive they probably would notice it. This is a Freesync but the 144hz monitor still works great with my Nvidia card maybe it will be Gsync compatible in a years time. Update:.The power cable isnt very sturdy it will fall out withe the slightest movement so I used one piece of gorilla tape to keep it in place taping it on the outside of the plug. Its really too bad because I would like to purchase another.

Works just fine, but there is plenty of other monitors that are cheaper with a 1ms response time and a higher refresh rate (This one has 4ms response time). To mount this monitor, it requires an adapter, and it looks UGLY if you buy the adapter for it and mount it because you have to have the tail looking thing sticking out of the back of it no matter what. The settings for it are pretty good. You can adjust the RGB values and create different settings profiles.

Pros: great brights, nice curves , and decent picture quality. Cons: A bit Janky when running dual monitor setup, some finger prints before I opened.