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4 weeks ago in
Monitors and MemoryI recently bought a Samsung Odyssey OLED G95SC and noticed a visible grid/pixel structure at high refresh rates.
The grid:
is clearly visible at 240 Hz
is much less visible at 120 Hz / 144 Hz
shows up even on the OSD and HDMI “no signal” screen
appears regardless of GPU, cable, or software settings
I confirmed:
The lines/grid appear even with no PC connected → not GPU/CPU/drivers
Changing Windows to 120 Hz doesn’t fix it unless I also change it in the monitor OSD
Switching the monitor itself to 120 Hz removes most of the grid
Picture mode matters — Sports Mode reduces the grid strongly
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Monitors and Memoryhave already done that. It appears very visible at 240 and less visible at 120.
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3 weeks ago in
Monitors and MemoryI also am on the latest software. 60 fps flawless, 120 is okay, and 240 sucks.
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a week ago
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a week ago
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SamsungStephani
i had the same grid effect on my g95sc and it only showed up at 240hz so it’s a panel/drive issue not your pc
i just left mine at 120hz till Samsung drops a firmware fix cuz 240hz on this model is kinda broken right now