Computer Blacks Out While Gaming

I have a bass amp (Aguilar TH350) that has a DI Out but no headphone out. While I have dedicated headphone amps, I wanted to be able to hear my Tone Hammer amp via headphones. This did the trick. I just run this from the DI into my headphone amp. Great price from B+H.

Pro - While the refresh rate and natural blacks are somewhat lacking, for the price, this TV offer excellent bang for the buck. Con - Remote is somewhat cluttered.

I bought it for my use, but my son uses it for his gaming computer. Love it!

Initially encountered an issue with the HDMI, the blacks weren't deep, but figured out that my PC needed to output full RGB colors to get the deep blacks, it defaulted to limited color for some reason. The settings to fix that issue will vary from systems to systems, but you can search "How to Avoid Washed Out Colors When Using HDMI on Your PC" to find an article on a few ways to fix it. Aside from that, I'm happy with the purchase, but gaming isn't great for fast-paced/competitive games, but it's awesome for adventure/single-player games. Some wishes for the next iteration: less reflective screen, 90+Hz for better PC gaming, QD-OLED would be interesting in this size, stronger speakers, and adaptive sync would be cool.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Samsung OLED G8 is excellent for gaming. It can reach a 175Hz refresh rate, with the support of FreeSync variable refresh rate and G-SYNC compatibility. The lightning-quick response time makes for smooth motion handling. The curved screen provides an immersive gaming experience. The perfect contrast ratio is great for gaming in dark rooms, as blacks are deep and inky. On the other hand, blacks look purple in bright environments. It also has a low input lag, so gaming on this monitor is responsive. PROS Near-infinite contrast ratio. Buttery-smooth motion. FreeSync VRR support with G-SYNC compatibility. CONS Ambient light causes blacks to have a purple tint. Risk of burn-in with static elements.

I just bought this for my new gaming computer and it sounds great

The monitor is sturdy and produces a clear view. Blacks are somewhat compromised at and blooming is noticeable at the edges. Reds are noticeably oversaturated. With these minor complaints, the monitor works well and the KVM is a very good solution which helps reduce desktop clutter for people who work on their work computer during the day and play on their gaming computer at night.

Works great for family gaming computer. They love it.

While expensive, I've never been disappointed with the support Applecare provides. I try to have at least one computer with Applecare in the house.

Note: While the mouse pictured in the store page is the ASUS TUF Gaming M3, I did receive ASUS TUF Gaming M3 Gen II as advertised. There are slight differences between the two. Overall this is a very good mouse, and there's not much to say about it. The only downsides are that it's not terribly ergonomic and there's no way to disable the RGB or program the buttons without installing third-party software.