Slash $450 off this massive Samsung 49-inch 240Hz gaming monitor
…So, grab this monitor bundle while you can from Amazon, we don't think this deal will be around for much longer. Samsung 49-inch Odyssey G9 G95C Gaming Monitor $850 $1300…
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This massive 49-inch screen isn't just about the size, but it also packs plenty of features and performance as well. You get a 240Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and 1000R curve. The 32:9 aspect ratio makes it easy to put two virtual screens side by side. Furthermore, it also offers support for AMD FreeSync Premium Pro. In addition, there's also support for picture-in-picture, RGB lighting on the rear that's customizable, and plenty of connectivity with ports for HDMI and DisplayPort. This monitor really does deliver, and it does it at a great price. Sure, you can always find something che
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