Until I get eyes, this is my best guess.

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Samsung Odyssey G8: 6K Overkill?

Is 6K gaming a pixel overdose or just a passing fad?

Absolutely mind-bending sharpness. 165-Hz refresh rate even at 6K resolution.


PCs aren’t quite ready for 6K gaming, and the contrast ratio is mediocre. No USB-C. Build quality doesn’t fit the price tag.


6K is the new 4K, but does it make sense to be so pixel-perfect? The Odyssey G8’s resolution of 6144 x 3456 makes everything look sharper, but only if your PC can handle it. Modern games struggle with such high-resolution graphics.


The monitor is designed for gaming first and foremost, but its IPS-LCD panel falls short in color accuracy and contrast when compared to OLED alternatives. Motion clarity, while impressive, isn’t as sharp as some newer 4K OLED monitors.

Original source:  https://www.wired.com/review/samsung-g8-g80hs/
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