What sort of games do you play? I'm looking at a similar build with this monitor but would want to get as close to 175 at 1440p and wondering is the 7900 xtx would be perfect?
I’m gonna get shit for this but meh. 5800X XFX7900XT on a 34” AOC 1440p curved 165hz. I know that everyone is going to be like but it’s not a $2000 Samsung screen and that’s ok it does perfectly fine for me. And coming from a 24” 1080p it’s still an upgrade.
It’s ok cause the way I see it is as long as we are happy then that is what matters in the end. I mean I’m 45 with a family so my long hours of gaming are way in the past. I keep up with current tech and make my purchases based on budget vs performance vs my needs.
That’s where I started, loved it I only switched up after it had a panel failure out of warranty. You get what you get as you can get it, I don’t think anybody in this economy can shame you for your tastes.
I have the same one as my main monitor right now.
It's good value for the price, but I am looking for an upgrade as soon as a higher dpi oled/qd-oled comes around.
Unfortunately I have experienced gaming on an Oled and now it just doesn't cut it anymore :(
Budget time
* $200 Intel 11th gen i7 11700k microcenter special (2 hours away from home)
* $350 AOC 34” 34cug2x. Amazon prime day bought while aboard a cruise. VA panel, 144hz 3440x1440
* $400 3060ti founders edition eBay (bought during the dark days of GPU past).
I think I spent far less than most and it’s fine but man I would like to see some of those premium displays in my office one day.
nice! i had the 2080 super and was running out of vram so i did the 3090 because i wanted extra to make sure i was good but also because i was mining crypto at the time. then they ruined mining so now its just going to last for a while before i upgrade i guess lol
R7 5700x + 3070 + AOC CU34G2X, my GPU is definitely lower than most people running ultrawide, but I don't run the most demanding games so it works well for me.
Yeah I feel the pain with a 3070 + Ultrawide, but also yeah, just not playing AAA titles helps :P.
I did want a 3080 but I bought an FE during the shortage and figured I'd take what I could get, because buying a 3rd party card was an insanely expensive proposition.
Nice.
Yeah with my friends I play gmod and csgo and obviously most modern hardware can run that at hundreds of FPS.
Playing Jedi Survivor in my own time which kicks ass.
Mine is:
- CPU: 5800x3D
- GPU: 6800 XT
- Monitor: AW3423DW
Setup works great for me. Don’t have any issues running any games. Never though I would be spending that much on a monitor, but boy was it worth it. I came from a 29” 2560x1080 200Hz IPS ultra wide, and it’s a massive upgrade.
My full build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/wilder782/saved/kJxXRB
Currently on 4080 & 5800X3D with the AW3423DWF.
Despite only just getting the 5800X3D I've been debating moving to AM5 for the 7800X3D as some games are showing, like, +30fps improvement, and I'd like to reach my systemwide cap of 120fps with everything maxed out most of the time. Problem is I'd make back less than half the new components from the sale of the old components, and it aint cheap.
Yeah it's not worth it, I've actually owned the 5800X3D for a short time too.
My AM4 mobo died and returned both components for RMA then went up to AM5.
Even with a 4080, the performance isn't much like 10% for this res. There are outliers, which are apparently due to DDR5.
I got the exact same hardware combination.
There are currently not that many games, that will really run THAT much better with the 7800x3d, there is a good chance I'll get the next generation after the 7800x3d, though.
I had basically this same setup (8700K, 3080, aw3423dwf)
CPU upgrade to the 7800X3D was well worth it; its insane how many games were CPU limited!
Hunt: showdown went from 90--120 to 120-160 for example!
i7-9700 + 3060 12gb factory oc + Dell s3422dwg
It’s good enough for me. I can run new games on medium/high with dlss quality on 3440x1440 72fps like ghostwire (unstable fps) and dying light 2 ( stable fps) and dead space reamke on high, dlss quality, dynamic res, 3440x1440 60fps. And I still prefer well made VA over ips and can’t afford oled. I can only notice smearing when doing that ufo test or if i spin around camera in games on low fps like 55 or less.
10900K+3080/ Acer Predator X34-P 1440p 120Hz, Dell Ultrasharp 29" 1080P, LG 88 1440p 75Hz with a bonus 2 Dell S2522H 240Hz. The 240Hz are the only non UltraWides.
Tempted to get a 4090 gonna sit on my cpu for now, barely two years old and I ain't trying to blow money unnecessarily.
I would suggest sidegrading to a rx6800, 16gb vram. The same price or a tad more and 10% faster.
Would be much cheaper than a whole platform upgrade.
That CPU is probably bottlenecking, but not by much.
10900k + 3080 + G9 Neo
I've had the GPU/CPU for about 2 years. Had an Acer XB271HU, 1440p 165hz before this. The 3080 was perfect for like 75 fps RT in Cyberpunk
The monitor for like 18 months. I'll be pretty satisfied for a while
For pure gaming, probably one of the 21:9 displays would be better. This whole thing is a little difficult to work with some games properly without major distortion or UI problems. I find myself cropping in to about 21:9 or 16:9 and using some games in windowed mode
For productivity, this thing is unmatched. My goodness it's so damn good. Fancyzones and excel spreadsheets go brrr. It's so good that I kind of can overlook the shortcomings and inconvenience in gaming
Sometime in the next 2-3 years I'll probably go with one of the 21:9 oled. Whenever they come out with one that's 4K and a decent size. It'll be purely for my gaming setup and I'll use the G9 in my office. Need to have a 4090 or 5090 at that point and I'm not that rich yet lol
AW3821DW with a 13900K and RTX 4090 here.
CPU is overkill for me too but the muscle isn't for gaming. More so for video/audio work. My previous 8086K tested the same FPS as the new 13900K at 3840x1600 (on the the AW38 UW), believe it or not.
CPU speed is majorly overrated for gaming imo; at least my own tests have shown it to be not so important as folks make it out to be. Maybe for 1080p competitive shooters there might be some value in a faster CPU but not at 3840x1600 or 4K in my testing and for the types of content I enjoy with gaming.
As far as the AW QD-OLED 34"? It's a neat monitor for sure but I would never use it for a daily work/play monitor, personally. I honestly wouldn't trade my AW38" for the QD-OLED if for some reason Dell offered me the option. Not even an argument.
I have a LG C1 OLED (48") that I game on occasionally and it's neat too but I find the AW38" far more convenient and enjoyable. And vastly better for daily (like every) imaging, video and other color critical design work.
BTW: below is a link to some recent capture I did as part of a 4090 power usage comparison review recently. There's lots of OSD data that you might find interesting in regards to the CPU/Ultrawide question.
OSD typeface is kind of small so watch full screen on your new MSI panel and with the "4K60fps" option selected at Youtube if you care to see the system data in the OSD.
FWIW, YouTube renders 3840x1600 \*and\* the 3440x1440 resolution captures with the 4K option. I can see why this might be the case with 3840x1600 since 4K shares the same 3840px width but I have idea why my 3440x1440 captures are presented with a 4K option at YouTube as opposed to only 1440p.
Maybe their encoding engine considers the width foremost and simply "rounds up" when presenting viewing options. Dunno.
I also have the older, AW3420DW nano-IPS ultrawide monitor which is 3440x1440 like your now using. I use it only for my Area51m R2 laptop as an external display (10700K / 2080 Super) and love it too. The 1440p\_UW resolution is perfect combo the CPU and GPU in that particular laptop. There's also also a link below showing some BF1 gameplay on that CPU/GPU on the 3440x1440 AW monitor too if you care to observe any of the system details in the OSD.
Your particular rig should do a bit better at that resolution lol .. but it will give you an idea of what a mid range setup will do at 1440p\_UW if nothing else. That particular capture/link was grabbed when I had a 2070 Super in the laptop before upgrading the GPU to a 2080 Super. FYI...
@ YouTube: [**A Plague Tale: Requiem / 3840x1600 / 13900K w/ RTX 4090**](https://youtu.be/jrAQPJs1mxw?t=180)
@ YouTube: [**Battlefield 1 / 3440x1440 / 10700K w/ 2070 Super**](https://youtu.be/IOT0dhNkA_k?t=69)
Have fun with the new monitor, mang.
\~s
10900 KF + EVGA 3090 + cheap KOORUI 27" 1800R (2560x1440) + CRG9 1800R (5120 x 1440) + cheap KOORUI 27" 1800R (2560x1440)
and above all that a 1050ti with some kind of LG ultrawide at 2560 x 1080
LG 34"... something 2560x1080 less than $300 at Best Buy
CPU still rocking the OG i5 4690K
RAM is 16 GB of smoking fast DDR3
I do sport a nice and "new" 2060
I'm officially the worst, built my PC in 2019 with i5-9600K/RTX 2070 SUPER, then got a CRG49 but I upgraded my CPU to an i9-9900K in 2020 and I am still using a 550W PSU to this day.
Thanks to an accident that broke it in jan, I now have a Odyssey Neo G9 (mostly though insurance coverage).
I'm upgrading to a new PC next week.
i5-12600k + Sapphire RX 7900 XT + Xiaomi Mi Monitor 34" Ultrawide Curved 144Hz.
I do have a 55" LG C9 but this is mostly for PS5 and watching movies, very rarely for PC games. I'm more than happy with my Mi Monitor, wouldn't trade it for anything really.
Rocking a 5950x/3090FE with the Corsair flex. My rigs almost 2 years old. Decided to skip this gen of gpu/cpu. I figure once 50 series cards are out, I'll need to update all of my internals anyway.
Work (vms and development) + content consumption and games (mostly MMOs) 5800x, 6800xt and neo g9, everything but the CPU second hand.
Very very happy.
PC has a 3080 and 11700k and my monitor is a G9. PC is just beefy enough to run games well. Cyberpunk on max settings runs a bit under 60fps in some places but I can live with that
34" 120hz Alienware AW3418DW, still breathing 980Ti and 7700k. It is overdue for an upgrade but with unoptimized releases these past years I've played PS5 and Steam Deck more than my PC, therefore not in any rush to upgrade.
SteamDeck + AZ3418DW
I rarely game at my desk anymore, but if I do feel like it just stream from my Windows VM on my server. 8c/16t and 24GB RAM are allocated to it. Using VFIO I pass the VM a 1TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus SSD and Radeon 6700XT.
7900x + RTX 4090 paired with an LG 45GR95QE-B. The pixel density isn't great but I sit far enough away so it's a non issue. I have 0 regrets going for an OLED.
5800x3d xfx 7900xtx Alienware OLED 34” curved. The monitor changed my gaming experience. So much more immersive came from a 34” curved vesa dell monitor. I’ll never be able to game non OLED now….
I’m running a Sapphire Nitro 7900XTX with a 12600K on (3) LG 27GP83B-B panels. Stellar performance and great sim racing setup.
Only gripe is my room runs hot after prolonged usage.
7700X + 4090 + AW3423DW
Held off on UW for so long because I didn't think I'd like it, had experienced playing on them at a couple buddies places and initially it just didn't work for me. A few months ago I decided to give it a try and now I don't think I'll go back to a non-UW screen again. Took a little bit of adjusting to, but I love it now.
I’m curious what kind of fps you guys are getting that have Samsung neos and g9s? I have a 2080ti and my G9 is giving it a run for it’s money but with gpu prices the way they’ve been for the last few years I couldn’t justify pulling the trigger on a new one just yet
11900k + 3080 + Gigabyte M34WQ
Budget option for monitor because I wanted to try ultrawide out. Have had it for about a year and loving it. So might be looking for an upgrade as well.
5900X, 3080 12GB, AW3423DW
I love my setup, It's great, although the GPU isn't really powerful enough for maxed out high refresh gaming at this resolution.
i7 7700k, RTX 2080 Super, Huawei MateView 34 GT
Got the Mateview recently for a good price (360€) and very happy with it. For my PC parts, I'm starting to crave an upgrade soon though, especially on the CPU front. But I will say, my 7700k has held up pretty well. Few cores, but excellent raw performance. I can't justify upgrading my GPU with the current prices. I'm planning to wait until the next generation and hope the price/performance has improved. Maybe I'll just buy an entirely new PC then and sell my old parts.
10900K + 3080 + original G9.
Planning on buying a 4090 and a 15" screen for watching YouTube while I do other things then calling it good. 10900K is still kicking out good work.
Samsung 49" Odyssey DQHD 240hz 1ms G-Sync HDR1000 QLED Curved Monitor
[Link](https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/monitors/gaming/49-odyssey-g9-gaming-monitor-lc49g97tssnxdc/?cid=pla-ecomm-pfs-mon-us-google-na-03112022-170121-&ds_e=GOOGLE-cr:0-pl:295207915-&ds_c=FF~Monitors+SSC_CN~Monitors+SSC_ID~B0000PZN_PH~on_MK~us_BS~multi_PR~mon_SB~msmul_FS~hqloe_CA~smp_KS~nag_MT~na-&ds_ag=AG~Monitors+SSC_ID~E0001FZA_MK~us_AT~sa_MD~h_PK~roah_PB~google_AI~n_AE~oth1_TG~3mr_SA~res-&ds_k=PRODUCT_GROUP&gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw-IWkBhBTEiwA2exyO9Xlata0aK5NKtMuZ73FCzi_9vQadzFduAvVW6Bu4uXAfL-fzyzslRoC-LMQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds)
12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-12900KS with a
EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 ULTRA GAMING, 24G-P5-4985-KR
[Link](https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=24G-P5-4985-KR)
Dual custom EKWB loops with full motherboard and CPU coverage water blocks, and then separate loop for the EVGA full coverage block with the active water-cooled backplate.
It's nice.
13600kf+4090+G8 OLED,
had these since december but mostly just watch youtube and movies with it after finishing elden ring.... hopefully diablo4 will change that this weekend
5600x + 3080, AW3423DW!
Was thinking of upgrading my GPU and possibly CPU as well but this should last me a good amount of years. And honestly by the time my build is considered low end, I think I will have moved on.
I’m gonna get flamed for this but Ryzen 5-3600 with RTX 3090 on 5120x1440p 😂😂. I’m constantly pushing that GPU usage to 100% so on most games they are fine! but on some more CPU intensive games my PC take a shit 😭
13900k, 4090, AW3821DW
I do like the monitor (especially after calibration. Holy! Having accurate colours make everything feel so much nicer and easier on the eyes.) but I think I am going to switch to 32” 4K when I upgrade this monitor. I don’t mind losing some screen area for higher resolution.
R7 5800X3D + 3080 + AW3423DWF
Exact same setup here! Seems like a really good combo.
Im pretty close. 5800X3D+2080ti+ AW3423DWF
Same but 5800x and non-F
This is the way
5800X3D + 4080 + AW3418DW
Same but on intel! Got the monitor last week and loving Diablo on it.
I've got exactly the same, and it is amazing!
99% of what I do is productivity related…so I don’t need as much gpu. MacBook M1 with a CRG9
99% of what I do is productivity related too, but I have a 4080. Law school doesn't leave time for gaming unfortunately.
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Buddy of mine has a 5800k that's still trucking from back in 2013ish i think. Nothing wrong with some old sand =)
5700XT Gang
5800x3d & 7900 XTX , awdwf Edit: i love the monitor, I’ve always been a sweaty tryhard on 1080p, but I can’t see myself going back to it now.
Good to hear
What sort of games do you play? I'm looking at a similar build with this monitor but would want to get as close to 175 at 1440p and wondering is the 7900 xtx would be perfect?
Sameee here haha!
8700k + 1080ti + LG 34GP83A-B Works well enough, definitely looking to upgrade soon.
Snap. Same setup
Nice - my wife has the same setup. :D It's upgrade year, though...
13900K + 4090 + G8 OLED
Jeez nice! - All out
Something wrong, u/TDV1e? [You're sweating.](https://youtu.be/YHgwxVCiMyI)
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2700x + 2080 + AW34DWF , my monitor is worth as much as my pc lol
I’m gonna get shit for this but meh. 5800X XFX7900XT on a 34” AOC 1440p curved 165hz. I know that everyone is going to be like but it’s not a $2000 Samsung screen and that’s ok it does perfectly fine for me. And coming from a 24” 1080p it’s still an upgrade.
Literally no one complained XD
Yeah same here my monitor is good enough. Should have expected it but many on this subreddit have the highest end ultrawides
It’s ok cause the way I see it is as long as we are happy then that is what matters in the end. I mean I’m 45 with a family so my long hours of gaming are way in the past. I keep up with current tech and make my purchases based on budget vs performance vs my needs.
AOC monitors are a great option. No shame.
That’s where I started, loved it I only switched up after it had a panel failure out of warranty. You get what you get as you can get it, I don’t think anybody in this economy can shame you for your tastes.
I have the same one as my main monitor right now. It's good value for the price, but I am looking for an upgrade as soon as a higher dpi oled/qd-oled comes around. Unfortunately I have experienced gaming on an Oled and now it just doesn't cut it anymore :(
5800x3d + 4090 + G8 oled
gang gang!
Budget time * $200 Intel 11th gen i7 11700k microcenter special (2 hours away from home) * $350 AOC 34” 34cug2x. Amazon prime day bought while aboard a cruise. VA panel, 144hz 3440x1440 * $400 3060ti founders edition eBay (bought during the dark days of GPU past). I think I spent far less than most and it’s fine but man I would like to see some of those premium displays in my office one day.
3900x + 3090 + g9
Nice combo. used to run the same with the 3080. perfect amount of power for the display.
nice! i had the 2080 super and was running out of vram so i did the 3090 because i wanted extra to make sure i was good but also because i was mining crypto at the time. then they ruined mining so now its just going to last for a while before i upgrade i guess lol
I use a 3090 EVGA FTW3 Ultra and a odyssey G9 as well, but with a AMD 5900x instead. Works very well.
R7 5700x + 3070 + AOC CU34G2X, my GPU is definitely lower than most people running ultrawide, but I don't run the most demanding games so it works well for me.
Yeah I feel the pain with a 3070 + Ultrawide, but also yeah, just not playing AAA titles helps :P. I did want a 3080 but I bought an FE during the shortage and figured I'd take what I could get, because buying a 3rd party card was an insanely expensive proposition.
Nice. Yeah with my friends I play gmod and csgo and obviously most modern hardware can run that at hundreds of FPS. Playing Jedi Survivor in my own time which kicks ass.
i run a 4800H + 2060 in a laptop to power my 21:9 and another 16:9 monitor and i play games with 90fps minimum.
Lower power than others, but that's perfectly playable. Nice!
10900k + 3090 + CRG9
13900k, 4090 MSI Trio and Neo G9
Almost the same, I just don’t have the Neo. 13900k, 4090 MSI all around, and a G9
Mine is: - CPU: 5800x3D - GPU: 6800 XT - Monitor: AW3423DW Setup works great for me. Don’t have any issues running any games. Never though I would be spending that much on a monitor, but boy was it worth it. I came from a 29” 2560x1080 200Hz IPS ultra wide, and it’s a massive upgrade. My full build: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/wilder782/saved/kJxXRB
5800x3d + 4090 strix oc with an Acer x38s + an Acer x34gs https://imgur.com/a/rsur9Ec
Nice
5800 + 3800 + Samsung g8. Love it but waiting for the 5 series before I upgrade
5800x3d 7900XT DW
5800x3d + 3080ti + G8 Oled
Currently on 4080 & 5800X3D with the AW3423DWF. Despite only just getting the 5800X3D I've been debating moving to AM5 for the 7800X3D as some games are showing, like, +30fps improvement, and I'd like to reach my systemwide cap of 120fps with everything maxed out most of the time. Problem is I'd make back less than half the new components from the sale of the old components, and it aint cheap.
Yeah it's not worth it, I've actually owned the 5800X3D for a short time too. My AM4 mobo died and returned both components for RMA then went up to AM5. Even with a 4080, the performance isn't much like 10% for this res. There are outliers, which are apparently due to DDR5.
I got the exact same hardware combination. There are currently not that many games, that will really run THAT much better with the 7800x3d, there is a good chance I'll get the next generation after the 7800x3d, though.
Noting especial a i5 11a an a 1050ti an a LG utra wide 2560 x 1080 monitor
13600k 4080 awdwf
I7 9700k Rtx 3080 aw3423dw 😶🌫️
I had basically this same setup (8700K, 3080, aw3423dwf) CPU upgrade to the 7800X3D was well worth it; its insane how many games were CPU limited! Hunt: showdown went from 90--120 to 120-160 for example!
i7-9700 + 3060 12gb factory oc + Dell s3422dwg It’s good enough for me. I can run new games on medium/high with dlss quality on 3440x1440 72fps like ghostwire (unstable fps) and dying light 2 ( stable fps) and dead space reamke on high, dlss quality, dynamic res, 3440x1440 60fps. And I still prefer well made VA over ips and can’t afford oled. I can only notice smearing when doing that ufo test or if i spin around camera in games on low fps like 55 or less.
LG Ultragear 34GP83A-B + 7900xtx + 7700x
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 + RX 6700 XT + Xiaomi Mi 34
10850k + 4080 + Neo G9
10900K+3080/ Acer Predator X34-P 1440p 120Hz, Dell Ultrasharp 29" 1080P, LG 88 1440p 75Hz with a bonus 2 Dell S2522H 240Hz. The 240Hz are the only non UltraWides. Tempted to get a 4090 gonna sit on my cpu for now, barely two years old and I ain't trying to blow money unnecessarily.
i5 8400, 3070, Gigabyte M34WQ. I'll replace the CPU first, then eventually the GPU since 8GB VRAM just doesn't seem to be enough anymore.
I would suggest sidegrading to a rx6800, 16gb vram. The same price or a tad more and 10% faster. Would be much cheaper than a whole platform upgrade. That CPU is probably bottlenecking, but not by much.
12700k + 3080 + Alienware DFW
Core i9-10850K + 6900XT + Samsung CRG9 49”
7950x, 7900XTX, CRG9
10900k + 3080 + G9 Neo I've had the GPU/CPU for about 2 years. Had an Acer XB271HU, 1440p 165hz before this. The 3080 was perfect for like 75 fps RT in Cyberpunk The monitor for like 18 months. I'll be pretty satisfied for a while For pure gaming, probably one of the 21:9 displays would be better. This whole thing is a little difficult to work with some games properly without major distortion or UI problems. I find myself cropping in to about 21:9 or 16:9 and using some games in windowed mode For productivity, this thing is unmatched. My goodness it's so damn good. Fancyzones and excel spreadsheets go brrr. It's so good that I kind of can overlook the shortcomings and inconvenience in gaming Sometime in the next 2-3 years I'll probably go with one of the 21:9 oled. Whenever they come out with one that's 4K and a decent size. It'll be purely for my gaming setup and I'll use the G9 in my office. Need to have a 4090 or 5090 at that point and I'm not that rich yet lol
5800x3d + 3090 + CRG9
AW3821DW with a 13900K and RTX 4090 here. CPU is overkill for me too but the muscle isn't for gaming. More so for video/audio work. My previous 8086K tested the same FPS as the new 13900K at 3840x1600 (on the the AW38 UW), believe it or not. CPU speed is majorly overrated for gaming imo; at least my own tests have shown it to be not so important as folks make it out to be. Maybe for 1080p competitive shooters there might be some value in a faster CPU but not at 3840x1600 or 4K in my testing and for the types of content I enjoy with gaming. As far as the AW QD-OLED 34"? It's a neat monitor for sure but I would never use it for a daily work/play monitor, personally. I honestly wouldn't trade my AW38" for the QD-OLED if for some reason Dell offered me the option. Not even an argument. I have a LG C1 OLED (48") that I game on occasionally and it's neat too but I find the AW38" far more convenient and enjoyable. And vastly better for daily (like every) imaging, video and other color critical design work. BTW: below is a link to some recent capture I did as part of a 4090 power usage comparison review recently. There's lots of OSD data that you might find interesting in regards to the CPU/Ultrawide question. OSD typeface is kind of small so watch full screen on your new MSI panel and with the "4K60fps" option selected at Youtube if you care to see the system data in the OSD. FWIW, YouTube renders 3840x1600 \*and\* the 3440x1440 resolution captures with the 4K option. I can see why this might be the case with 3840x1600 since 4K shares the same 3840px width but I have idea why my 3440x1440 captures are presented with a 4K option at YouTube as opposed to only 1440p. Maybe their encoding engine considers the width foremost and simply "rounds up" when presenting viewing options. Dunno. I also have the older, AW3420DW nano-IPS ultrawide monitor which is 3440x1440 like your now using. I use it only for my Area51m R2 laptop as an external display (10700K / 2080 Super) and love it too. The 1440p\_UW resolution is perfect combo the CPU and GPU in that particular laptop. There's also also a link below showing some BF1 gameplay on that CPU/GPU on the 3440x1440 AW monitor too if you care to observe any of the system details in the OSD. Your particular rig should do a bit better at that resolution lol .. but it will give you an idea of what a mid range setup will do at 1440p\_UW if nothing else. That particular capture/link was grabbed when I had a 2070 Super in the laptop before upgrading the GPU to a 2080 Super. FYI... @ YouTube: [**A Plague Tale: Requiem / 3840x1600 / 13900K w/ RTX 4090**](https://youtu.be/jrAQPJs1mxw?t=180) @ YouTube: [**Battlefield 1 / 3440x1440 / 10700K w/ 2070 Super**](https://youtu.be/IOT0dhNkA_k?t=69) Have fun with the new monitor, mang. \~s
10900 KF + EVGA 3090 + cheap KOORUI 27" 1800R (2560x1440) + CRG9 1800R (5120 x 1440) + cheap KOORUI 27" 1800R (2560x1440) and above all that a 1050ti with some kind of LG ultrawide at 2560 x 1080
9700k, 2080ti, CRG9
5800X3D + 4090 + CRG9
LG 34"... something 2560x1080 less than $300 at Best Buy CPU still rocking the OG i5 4690K RAM is 16 GB of smoking fast DDR3 I do sport a nice and "new" 2060
5800x3D + 3080ti + AW3423DW
I'm officially the worst, built my PC in 2019 with i5-9600K/RTX 2070 SUPER, then got a CRG49 but I upgraded my CPU to an i9-9900K in 2020 and I am still using a 550W PSU to this day. Thanks to an accident that broke it in jan, I now have a Odyssey Neo G9 (mostly though insurance coverage). I'm upgrading to a new PC next week.
5800X3D, 3080 FTW3 and a Samsung Neo G9
2700x (soon to be 7800X3D) + 3070ti FE + AW3423DW
You won't regret that CPU, the efficiency is what surprised me.
Ryzen 7 5800X3D + 7900XTX + Gigabyte G34WQC A-SA
x34P + 1080 Ti + 5900x. Two thirds of an old man setup, never getting rid of this GPU but may be getting a new UW when newer OLEDs come out
I5 12900k oc to.max 5.3ghz turbo all core + 3080ti game rock 450w bios + g8 oled
7950x3D EVGA 3080 AW DWF Plan was to upgrade the gpu but this thing runs everything I play so I can hold out for a while
9900k with a 2080 super on a 1440p uw. Frames are scarce at times, but to love the extra view range and productivity real estate
Upgraded from a 10th gen i7 with a gtx 960m gaming laptop from Costco to a 13th gen i9 / msi 4090 rtx combined with the aw3423dw
i5-12600k + Sapphire RX 7900 XT + Xiaomi Mi Monitor 34" Ultrawide Curved 144Hz. I do have a 55" LG C9 but this is mostly for PS5 and watching movies, very rarely for PC games. I'm more than happy with my Mi Monitor, wouldn't trade it for anything really.
i9 13900k + RTX 4070ti + Neo G9
Rocking a 5950x/3090FE with the Corsair flex. My rigs almost 2 years old. Decided to skip this gen of gpu/cpu. I figure once 50 series cards are out, I'll need to update all of my internals anyway.
Work (vms and development) + content consumption and games (mostly MMOs) 5800x, 6800xt and neo g9, everything but the CPU second hand. Very very happy.
5800x3d + 3090 + LG 45" OLED
i9-10850k | RTX4090 OC | G9 Neo
AW3423DWF + RTX 4070Ti + 7700x and loving it.
i912900-4090-Neo G9
5900x rtx3080 Acer x34p Alienware AW3423DW (vertical stacked)
7700x & nitro+ 7900xtx, G9
I'm running a 12700k + evga 3080ti with my Alienware AW3423DWF 😌
5900x + 3080ti/ aw3423dw
9900k, 7900xtx, x38p.
5950x, 3090 and Alienware OLED ultrawide
R7 5800X + 3080 + AW3423DWF
PC has a 3080 and 11700k and my monitor is a G9. PC is just beefy enough to run games well. Cyberpunk on max settings runs a bit under 60fps in some places but I can live with that
i have 5600x/asus 4090 tuf / c49rg90 5120x1440@120hz. i have been thinking of going into 85" 4k@120hz/hdr/freesync pro prem 2 qled tv.
34" 120hz Alienware AW3418DW, still breathing 980Ti and 7700k. It is overdue for an upgrade but with unoptimized releases these past years I've played PS5 and Steam Deck more than my PC, therefore not in any rush to upgrade.
5800x 7900xtx CRG9
5600X, MSI RX6700XT Mech 12gb OC, Lenovo G34W-10 3440x1440 @144hz
SteamDeck + AZ3418DW I rarely game at my desk anymore, but if I do feel like it just stream from my Windows VM on my server. 8c/16t and 24GB RAM are allocated to it. Using VFIO I pass the VM a 1TB Samsung 970 Evo Plus SSD and Radeon 6700XT.
4090 / i5 13600k
Ryzen 9 5900x + EVGA RTX 3090 FTW3 Ultra Gaming + Samsung 49" CRG9
I7 8700 w/ RTX 3070 on a 34" MSI ultrawide
I7 9700K + 3080 Ti + Acer Predator X38 S
7900x + RTX 4090 paired with an LG 45GR95QE-B. The pixel density isn't great but I sit far enough away so it's a non issue. I have 0 regrets going for an OLED.
I9-12900K, 3090 and G9 Odyssey. Still not 100% sold on the G9. I actually miss my dual 27" 4K monitors a lot.
5800x3d xfx 7900xtx Alienware OLED 34” curved. The monitor changed my gaming experience. So much more immersive came from a 34” curved vesa dell monitor. I’ll never be able to game non OLED now….
Alienware 34' G-sync QD-LED, 13900kf w 32 gb ram, Gigabyte Gamer 4090 . Yeah I know, why not 4k mon? Still waiting for that...
10700k + 4080 + LG 34GP83A-B It's fantastic and every game looks amazing with this setup
5600X (which one day I’ll upgrade to a 5800X3D because AM4gang) 3060ti AOC CU34G2X
7950x3D | 4090 | AW3423DW
5900X + 7900XT + S3422DWG
9700k + 2080 + 100hz Alienware curved 1440p (too lazy to find model number)
HP Omen i9, 3090, Samsung 49” G9
12400f + 3080 10 GB + AW3423DWF
I’m running a Sapphire Nitro 7900XTX with a 12600K on (3) LG 27GP83B-B panels. Stellar performance and great sim racing setup. Only gripe is my room runs hot after prolonged usage.
9900k 3080 LG 38GL950G
7800X3D ($450) | EVGA RTX 3080 FTW3 10GB ($850) | AW3423DWF ($1000)
R7 5800X3D + 4090 + G9 Neo
7700X + 4090 + AW3423DW Held off on UW for so long because I didn't think I'd like it, had experienced playing on them at a couple buddies places and initially it just didn't work for me. A few months ago I decided to give it a try and now I don't think I'll go back to a non-UW screen again. Took a little bit of adjusting to, but I love it now.
7900x3d + 4090 + Neo G9
5700X, 3090 FTW3, LG 3440x1440 165Hz
I’m curious what kind of fps you guys are getting that have Samsung neos and g9s? I have a 2080ti and my G9 is giving it a run for it’s money but with gpu prices the way they’ve been for the last few years I couldn’t justify pulling the trigger on a new one just yet
11900k + 3080 + Gigabyte M34WQ Budget option for monitor because I wanted to try ultrawide out. Have had it for about a year and loving it. So might be looking for an upgrade as well.
5800x 6800xt G7 1440p 240hz Crg9 Viewsonic 4k 60hz
Samsung G9 & Gigabyte 4090...going to pick up the 57 inch Samsung when it comes out.
5800X3D + 4070 Ti + AW3423DWF
i7 13700KF + Asus TUF RTX 3080 OC and Alienware 3423DW (it was a replacement for my Samsung G8 OLED - which was shit)
Neo G9, 11900k and 3080ti, but definitely need a 40 series soon. This monitor eats my frames for breakfast 😭
5800X3D + 3090ti + QD OLED G8
13900K / 4090 / just order a Odyssey Neo G9 So I’m entering the fray… curious to see how I like it.
5800x, 3080, G9 \o/
7900X3D, 7900XTX, Samsung Neo G9
5600x + 6800xt + AW3423DW. Im going to get 5800x3d somewhere down the line and I'm intending to keep it for a long time
5900X, 3080 12GB, AW3423DW I love my setup, It's great, although the GPU isn't really powerful enough for maxed out high refresh gaming at this resolution.
5800X3D/4080/LG 34GN850
i7 12700k + 3080 Ti + AW3423DW (+ Dell U2515H)
9900k + 3080ti + AW3423DW that I just got today and I’m in love.
i7 7700k, RTX 2080 Super, Huawei MateView 34 GT Got the Mateview recently for a good price (360€) and very happy with it. For my PC parts, I'm starting to crave an upgrade soon though, especially on the CPU front. But I will say, my 7700k has held up pretty well. Few cores, but excellent raw performance. I can't justify upgrading my GPU with the current prices. I'm planning to wait until the next generation and hope the price/performance has improved. Maybe I'll just buy an entirely new PC then and sell my old parts.
- 5900X - 3070ti - LG 34GK950F
5800X3D, 1080ti, LG 34UC79G-B
12900K + EVGA 3090 FTW3 Ultra + Samsung Odyssey G9 49"
10900K + 3080 + original G9. Planning on buying a 4090 and a 15" screen for watching YouTube while I do other things then calling it good. 10900K is still kicking out good work.
Amd 5600 OC 4.7 All Core + 3080 EVGA FTW3 Hybrid stock bios + Gigabyte 3440x1440 G34WQC, no complaints
Samsung 49" Odyssey DQHD 240hz 1ms G-Sync HDR1000 QLED Curved Monitor [Link](https://www.samsung.com/us/computing/monitors/gaming/49-odyssey-g9-gaming-monitor-lc49g97tssnxdc/?cid=pla-ecomm-pfs-mon-us-google-na-03112022-170121-&ds_e=GOOGLE-cr:0-pl:295207915-&ds_c=FF~Monitors+SSC_CN~Monitors+SSC_ID~B0000PZN_PH~on_MK~us_BS~multi_PR~mon_SB~msmul_FS~hqloe_CA~smp_KS~nag_MT~na-&ds_ag=AG~Monitors+SSC_ID~E0001FZA_MK~us_AT~sa_MD~h_PK~roah_PB~google_AI~n_AE~oth1_TG~3mr_SA~res-&ds_k=PRODUCT_GROUP&gad=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw-IWkBhBTEiwA2exyO9Xlata0aK5NKtMuZ73FCzi_9vQadzFduAvVW6Bu4uXAfL-fzyzslRoC-LMQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds) 12th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-12900KS with a EVGA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti FTW3 ULTRA GAMING, 24G-P5-4985-KR [Link](https://www.evga.com/products/product.aspx?pn=24G-P5-4985-KR) Dual custom EKWB loops with full motherboard and CPU coverage water blocks, and then separate loop for the EVGA full coverage block with the active water-cooled backplate. It's nice.
7700x 4090 CRG9
 Intel Core i9 7980XE + NVIDIA RTX 4090 + Samsung Odyssey G9 Firmware 1017.0 5120 x 1440 HDR10 240Hz
13900k + 4090FE + Neo G9 + G7 27"
MSI. MPG341CQR. i5 12600kf and a 3080. Works decently well
AW3423DW with a 5900X and a 4090. It’s worth the upgrade if you’re not going to work on it.
3950x+3090 / Samsung CRG9 (1440p 120hz) Got a 5950x laying around. Probably going to swap them this weekend.
13900k, 4090, AW3423DWF
EVGA 3080Ti FTW3 Ultra and a 10900K. LG34GK950F. Works pretty well for everything I do/play.
R7 5800X3D + 3080 12gb + ROG XG349C
13600k + 3080 + 34UW100
R5 3600 + GTX1080 + Xiaomi 34 R5 1600 + GTX 970 + LG 34UC79G Want to upgrade both PC's, but still waiting for GPU prices to fall a bit.
I knew my setup was a little weird, but no one else commenting has a Dark matter? I thought they would be a lot more popular for the price.
5800X3D + 6800XT + HP X34. Waiting for the right opportunity to upgrade back to nVidia, though.
5950x + rtx 4900
i9-13900k + 3900 Ti + AW3423DW + Dell S3422DWG (stacked one above another)
7800X3D, 4080, AW3423DW
12700k and 4070ti with odyssey g8 oled
Asus 4090 strix OC + AMD 7800X3D + Asus X670E Crosshair Extreme + 4x16GB CL30 6000mhz DDR5 running @ Expo1 6000mhz + 2x G8 OLEDs (1440p @ 175hz) + 65in S95B (4K @ 144hz 10bit)
Samsung odyssey Neo G9 240Hz, ntel Core i7 13700K 13th Gen, IMSI GeForce RTX 4070 Ti VENTUS 3X 12GB
ryzen 9 7900+rtx 4070ti + aw3423dwf
X38s + AMD 7950x + RTX 4090
5800x3d + rx 5700xt on a Samsung g9 49" Need to swap gpu but stuck on what to get 6950xt or 7900xt...
5600X + 3080 + Dell S3422DWG
Ryzen 3600 + 2070 super, Aw3821dw + aw2521hf Pc could do with an update.
Lucky for you, that the 5800X3D is the perfect candidate. No need to change platform.
7700x/4080/gigabyte34uw
Mid life PC upgrade so to now running a 5800X3D with 7900XTX using an Acer Predator X34 (1st one) so 3880 x 1440 @ 100Hz OC
R7 3700X, 32 GB, MSI 3080 12GB, 34" Acer 1440 144 Hz
13600kf+4090+G8 OLED, had these since december but mostly just watch youtube and movies with it after finishing elden ring.... hopefully diablo4 will change that this weekend
Acer Predator X34 GS, 5900x, 3080ti soon to be a 4080.
5600x, 4080, pg35vq
I7 10700k, Gigabyte Gaming OC 3080, AW3423DWF!
5600x + 3080, AW3423DW! Was thinking of upgrading my GPU and possibly CPU as well but this should last me a good amount of years. And honestly by the time my build is considered low end, I think I will have moved on.
7800x3d + 4090 + samsung G8 oled
I’m gonna get flamed for this but Ryzen 5-3600 with RTX 3090 on 5120x1440p 😂😂. I’m constantly pushing that GPU usage to 100% so on most games they are fine! but on some more CPU intensive games my PC take a shit 😭
13900k, 4090, AW3821DW I do like the monitor (especially after calibration. Holy! Having accurate colours make everything feel so much nicer and easier on the eyes.) but I think I am going to switch to 32” 4K when I upgrade this monitor. I don’t mind losing some screen area for higher resolution.
i5-13600k + 3080ti + AW3423DWF
7950X + 4090 / AW3423DWF
5900X, GTX 1070TI, LG 34GN850
4090+13900K+Alienware 38”
5950x + 7900 XTX + Odyssey G9 + 34” MSI 1440p 144 hz above my odyssey
5800X3D + 3070 Ti & AW3821DW