Playing games on a 55-inch screen is something few people dare to think about

Over the past few years, gaming monitors have become an essential device for gamers.

But have gamers ever thought about what it would be like to play games on a 55-inch screen?

Make a clear distinction, TV screens and Gaming screens are two different concepts, built on different technologies.

Always pioneering and creating completely new technology trends, Samsung has just officially launched its latest product, Samsung Odyssey Ark, aimed at serving gamers.

Why do gaming monitors need to be up to 55 inches?

Surely everyone would think that sitting in front of a 55-inch screen would be very uncomfortable, especially with the distance of a computer screen to the player’s eyes being about 50 cm.

But Samsung Odyssey Ark doesn’t make this `overwhelming` feeling last too long.

And yet, with a curvature of 1000R and the ability to rotate vertically, horizontally, and raise and lower the height `ergonomically`.

Samsung Odyssey Ark is similar to other 55-inch TVs in 4K resolution, but the difference lies in the 1000R curvature combined with 165Hz refresh rate, enough to bring players the best experience from titles.

For image sources that do not have 4K resolution, Samsung Odyssey Ark will also support upgrading images to 4K standard with AI through the Ultra Neural Quantum processor.

That’s the theory, but what is the actual experience like?

Need to confirm once again, Samsung Odyssey Ark is a Gaming screen.

Because Samsung Odyssey Ark is a Gaming monitor, it will be equipped with technologies including AMD FreeSync Premium Pro & G-sync.

In real-life experience, simple and light sports games like FIFA 22 or AAA games like Red Dead Redemption 2 and Ghost of Tsushima are all performed extremely perfectly on Samsung Odyssey Ark.

Samsung Odyssey Ark also possesses technologies such as multi-screen display (Multi View), accompanied by a control called Ark Dial.

summary

The Odyssey Ark monitor is worthy of being a completely unique generation of gaming monitors, erasing the design definition of a conventional gaming monitor.