**A Glimpse of Reality: Unboxing and Reviewing the 11,520 x 2,160 Monitor**

As I unpacked my new monitor, I couldn't help but feel like I was holding a piece of reality itself. The resolution of 11,520 x 2,160 is truly unmatched, making it one of the sharpest displays on the market. The PPI (pixels per inch) is astronomical, with a whopping 153 pixels per inch, ensuring that even the smallest details are crisp and clear.

The monitor's color accuracy is also impressive, boasting DCI-P3 optimization, which makes it ideal for graphic design and video editing applications. However, I must note that this level of detail may not be necessary for every user, as some may find it overwhelming. The monitor's ability to display a wide range of colors, including the subtle nuances of the RGB spectrum, is truly breathtaking.

As I connected my mouse to the monitor, I was greeted by an unexpected surprise - a four-way directional joystick on my Rog Chakram X Mouse. This innovative design allows for precise control and movement, making it perfect for games that require quick reflexes and agility. The mouse's ergonomic design and high-precision sensor ensure smooth and accurate tracking.

The monitor's On-Screen Display (OSD) is also worth mentioning. With options such as overclocking, adaptive sync, and G-Sync compatibility, users can fine-tune their experience to suit their needs. The display's brightness and contrast can be adjusted, ensuring that the image remains crisp and vibrant even in bright environments.

One of the most striking features of this monitor is its ability to stretch the field of view. With a 48-inch screen, it's easy to feel immersed in the game, with minimal distortion or artifacts on the periphery. This feature is particularly useful for games that require a wide field of view, such as first-person shooters or racing games.

While gaming is certainly the primary use case for this monitor, I was surprised to find myself enjoying some other activities, such as video editing and watching movies. The high color accuracy and crisp resolution make it ideal for these applications.

The built-in speakers on this monitor are also noteworthy. While they may not be as powerful as external speakers, they provide clear and accurate sound that is surprising considering their compact design. This is especially impressive given the monitor's large screen size.

Finally, I must mention the potential issues with using multiple monitors in gaming. Some games do not support multi-monitor setups, and even those that do often require tweaking to get everything working smoothly. However, for users who are willing to invest the time and effort into setting up their system, this can be a game-changer.

In conclusion, this monitor is an absolute beast of a device, offering unparalleled resolution and color accuracy. While it may not be suitable for every user or application, those who can take full advantage of its capabilities will find themselves treated to an immersive gaming experience that is hard to match.

**Night City Triple 4K: A Stunning Display**

As I booted up my computer and loaded up Night City, I couldn't help but feel a sense of awe at the sheer scale of the display. The triple 4K setup creates a stunning visual experience, with crisp lines, detailed textures, and vibrant colors that leap off the screen.

The field of view is also worth mentioning, as it allows players to immerse themselves in the game world without feeling stretched or distorted. This is particularly important for games like Star Wars: Jedi Fallen Order, where the action can be intense and overwhelming at times.

One thing that did strike me was the potential issue with color accuracy. While the monitor's DCI-P3 optimization ensures accurate color representation, some colors may appear slightly muted or washed out. However, this is a minor complaint in an otherwise exceptional display.

As I continued to play Night City, I found myself getting lost in the immersive world of 4K gaming. The sheer detail and clarity of the display made it feel like I was right there on the streets of Night City, fighting off Imperial forces and navigating the complexities of the galaxy.

**A Rog Chakram X Mouse: Precision Gaming**

As I connected my mouse to the monitor, I discovered an unexpected innovation - a four-way directional joystick on my Rog Chakram X Mouse. This clever design allows for precise control and movement, making it perfect for games that require quick reflexes and agility.

The mouse's ergonomic design and high-precision sensor ensure smooth and accurate tracking, making it ideal for fast-paced gameplay like first-person shooters or racing games. The joystick itself is surprisingly responsive, allowing me to adjust my movements with precision and accuracy.

One thing I did notice was the built-in screensaver on this monitor, which includes features such as pixel cleaning and screen movement. While these may seem like minor complaints, they can actually cause issues for gamers who want to stay immersed in their games.

Despite its compact size, this mouse packs a punch when it comes to precision and accuracy. The Rog Chakram X Mouse is an excellent addition to any gaming setup, offering a level of control and movement that's hard to match with other mice on the market.

**Gaming with Multiple Monitors: A Double-Edged Sword**

While using multiple monitors can be incredibly immersive for gamers, there are some potential drawbacks to consider. Some games do not support multi-monitor setups, or may require tweaking to get everything working smoothly. This can lead to frustration and disappointment, especially if you're trying to immerse yourself in a game that's supposed to be all about the experience.

However, for users who are willing to invest the time and effort into setting up their system, using multiple monitors can be a game-changer. The added screen real estate allows for more complex gameplay, improved multitasking, and enhanced immersion.

In conclusion, this monitor is an excellent choice for gamers who want to take their experience to the next level. While there are some potential drawbacks to consider, the benefits far outweigh the costs. With its unparalleled resolution, color accuracy, and precision gaming capabilities, this monitor is sure to deliver a truly immersive experience that's hard to match.

"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enoh bloody hell get off me no no okay so this is my regular setup you may have seen it before but it doesn't really compare to this holy moly that's insane I've got three 48 inch monitors side by side these are the Asus OG PG 48 uqs 138 Hertz overclock up to 900 nits 4K obviously and 48 inches look at that my studio for this and as soon as you sit in the hot seat you just are fully immersed we're looking at a 11 52 by 2160 resolution that is a 48 by 9 aspect ratio now what I love about this is that the bezels are actually really thin which means you can put them side by side and there really isn't that much of a gap now behind the scenes literally if I can scramble over without knocking my speakers over that was dangerous and actually I've just stuck them on some stands I bought these on Amazon for about 60 pounds then we have this screw thread there so you can mount cameras or lights and with this setup I got two of the displays hooked up to the PC via HDMI ports and one via DisplayPort and just a quick thank you to Asus Rog for sponsoring this video and for sending over these awesome peripherals including the origi chakram X gaming mouse we've got the Rog strix scope NX Wireless Deluxe keyboard bit of a mouthful and the Rog Delta s wireless headset which altogether helped make this one incredible setup okay let's talk about this rig and at the center of it we have the Rog strict gaming 4090 OC this is a bit of a beast of a card not the regular strix 4090 the OC and this is it three and a half slot big fan of Ray this huge fan of weight at one side we've got three axio fans underneath some Aura Sync here for your go faster lighting it's a incredible card and actually opens a bit more overclocking because there is more power and thermal Headroom here as well but importantly so you're not bottlenecking your card make sure you've got a pretty beefy CPU as well I've got the 7950x 16 cores goes up to 5.7 gigahertz before overclocking and even with this I found I was CPU Limited in some games so if you are going to get a setup with a card like this make sure you've got a CPU to go with it then we've got these two sticks of 6200 megahertz ddr5 Ram from Corsair which is pretty much I think the fastest Ram you can get at the moment 1000 Watts PSU all inside this fractal torrent case it's a nice setup and actually you've got all this lighting set up with the IQ software for course except of course the aurasync with the orog card it's certainly not cheap but if you do fancy checking out a system like this I'll leave links in the description below a pretty powerful rig and it has to be if you're going to power three 4K displays like this and then the first thing to do is jump into the Nvidia control panel go to multiple displays and turn on Nvidia surround what you might be able to notice is there's actually not that many Reflections I've got all my windows open behind here including a light and Pete who's actually flying flights in right now because I can't do that while I'm filming this and we've got this anti-reflective coating which does a really good job as well so if you are going to use these displays in a multimaster setup that is a big help if you've got any windows or lights but enough waffling I think it's time isolate in the hot seat and play some games on this first question can it run crisis yes I've got crisis remastered running here with all the settings set to connect run crisis what's the resolution yep 11 520 by 2160. I mean for me I think there's three types of games that you want to play on a setup like this FPS Shooters where you've got that sort of peripheral vision showing you where the bad guys are particularly like in Warzone fortnite looks great on this as well and then you've got sort of RPGs just for that immersive factor and then Sims this is a ideal simulator rig for f122 for flight Sim now I'm not going to say we haven't had any issues with this setup there's been a couple of teething problems but then again we are still running on pre-release uh drivers for the card the 1490 it's a brand new card brand new build as well so it's sort of figuring this out as we go so yes it can play crisis but now let's switch over to something that I actually want to play oh no this is so unrealistic now the Eagle at it among you may realize that I've uh actually swapped my desk out I don't know that's a terrible start that's a terrible start this is just like the Japanese Grand Prix uh because I wanted to fit this racing wheel this is Logitech g923 because we're playing a bit of f122 now and so far I've got to say I think this has been the best experience now if you are a wiggler on the channel you know that I've tried all sorts of setups Ultra wide monitors super ultra wides I've used TVs quite a few times for both work and gaming the problem with using TVs I've used the LG C1 and the C2 is that they're not really meant for PC gaming and one of the big issues actually is dimming they haven't got the heatsinks like these monitors do the high refresh is well not just 120 hertz we've got 138 with an overclock just lots of gaming specific features makes this a much better option than using say a TV or multiple TVs and of course being OLED means we have those ridiculous contrast ratios also really good viewing angles that's a big deal as well well because obviously I've got these two more I was going to say TVs they're monitors in my periphery and you want each display to have the best view angles possible so OLED is a big help with that actually I'll tell you what this wheel is making a huge difference as well to the experience they already look great on the screens and it plays incredibly smoothly what are we getting 105 frames per second maxed out 4K f122 but having this controller same if you're going to play Flight Sim definitely get yourself some flight controls it really does add to the experience now the best sort of alternative to this setup would be probably a VR headset whether you know your index or your Vibes that will give you a more wraparound experience I suppose but you're not going to get anything like the visual quality the frame rate and the sharpness of these displays and this setup alternatively you could do a super ultra wide you know we have 49 inch super ultra high curved displays they're very nice and the benefit there is well it's cheaper than this setup and also you don't have any bezels which is nice and a little bit a lot easier to set up but again those resolutions are nowhere near 11 520 by 2160 so in terms of PPI the sharpness and the detail of this is unmatched it really is this is as close to the real thing as I'm ever gonna get oh my goodness oh my goodness I'm stuck in his wheel s 100 realism right there I just want to show you this quickly this is Art of rally and I realized that my steering wheel doesn't actually work but the joystick on my mouse does have a look at that this is the Rog chakram X Mouse it's got a four-way directional joystick on it which I have not seen before kind of a lick it I don't know why now being a monitor unlike a TV we also have the OSD the on-screen display there's a little joystick underneath here we've got this Rog logo which you can turn off if you want and in here you can turn on the overclocking adaptive sync with g-sync compatibility change the brightness contrast and then in input select we've got the display port which I'm using right now as well as the four hdmis because these are OLED displays of course you are worried about burning but we have a screensaver on by default we have pixel cleaning we also have screen move which just shifts the pixels a little bit every now and then and also it can adjust logo brightness so if you've got static logos or taskbars like this it'll adjust the brightness so hopefully and I'm pretty confident you're not going to have any burning issues with this all right look at this night City triple 4K holy Moon looks good obviously you've got quite a stretched view on the side says this is all about field of view and that's something you might actually want to change in some games field of view can make the periphery look quite stretched some games it sort of just works perfectly others it looks a bit weird if you look right off to the edge inventory at the bottom left I've got my objective on the far right so you definitely have to twist your head to get all the information you want and obviously we're running all this on a single GPU just the 149t now maxed out with the resolution we're at we're not obviously hitting that 138 Hertz refresh rate so you could drop some settings I guess first of all not every game supports multi-monitor setups and those that do you kind of have to tweak sometimes I've had to do lots of updates there's been a few issues I have to say but I think it's all teething problems because this is all relatively new hardware but suddenly don't go into this cast that's up expecting it to be completely smooth sailing you could just sit closer to your main screen if you just had the one 48 inch screen which is already crazy for most of us you know you can stay closer that fills up more of your vision and then you're not you know powering three 4K displays what is kind of helpful though is oh God she's look how stretched that is oh no that's not good so I suppose in some games it does help with this sort of situational awareness this is more on screen more information whether it's too much whether it's information overload that may be the case as well there we go on a bike you've got to admit as ludicrous as this setup is that does look good in fact what game would you play on this if you had it in front of you what's the first game you play let me know in the comments below I'll tell you what I do want to play Rogue Squadron oh this does look good on OLED look at that tell you what Andor has made me want to play more Star Wars games again and also with the extra screens I can see my my side bits on my X-Wing whatever you call them I'm old enough to remember playing X-Wing on floppy discs on my PC about a million years ago and in my mind it looked as good as this if I knew old Tom would be playing this I don't think I believe it also pretty good built-in speakers I've got to say I think I'd still recommend if you guys spend this kind of money on setup getting a good external speaker but the built-in speakers in these monitors are actually pretty damn good okay bit of a ludicrous setup but let me know what you make of this in the comments below also don't forget while we've just been talking about games this kind of sets up with this much desktop real estate is pretty great for multitasking you can have an F off Premiere Pro timeline going on as well and also these displays uh have a pretty high color accuracy the DCI P3 optimized so I might try some video editing on it as well but certainly not as fun as gaming thank you so much for watching guys and I'll see you next time right hereoh bloody hell get off me no no okay so this is my regular setup you may have seen it before but it doesn't really compare to this holy moly that's insane I've got three 48 inch monitors side by side these are the Asus OG PG 48 uqs 138 Hertz overclock up to 900 nits 4K obviously and 48 inches look at that my studio for this and as soon as you sit in the hot seat you just are fully immersed we're looking at a 11 52 by 2160 resolution that is a 48 by 9 aspect ratio now what I love about this is that the bezels are actually really thin which means you can put them side by side and there really isn't that much of a gap now behind the scenes literally if I can scramble over without knocking my speakers over that was dangerous and actually I've just stuck them on some stands I bought these on Amazon for about 60 pounds then we have this screw thread there so you can mount cameras or lights and with this setup I got two of the displays hooked up to the PC via HDMI ports and one via DisplayPort and just a quick thank you to Asus Rog for sponsoring this video and for sending over these awesome peripherals including the origi chakram X gaming mouse we've got the Rog strix scope NX Wireless Deluxe keyboard bit of a mouthful and the Rog Delta s wireless headset which altogether helped make this one incredible setup okay let's talk about this rig and at the center of it we have the Rog strict gaming 4090 OC this is a bit of a beast of a card not the regular strix 4090 the OC and this is it three and a half slot big fan of Ray this huge fan of weight at one side we've got three axio fans underneath some Aura Sync here for your go faster lighting it's a incredible card and actually opens a bit more overclocking because there is more power and thermal Headroom here as well but importantly so you're not bottlenecking your card make sure you've got a pretty beefy CPU as well I've got the 7950x 16 cores goes up to 5.7 gigahertz before overclocking and even with this I found I was CPU Limited in some games so if you are going to get a setup with a card like this make sure you've got a CPU to go with it then we've got these two sticks of 6200 megahertz ddr5 Ram from Corsair which is pretty much I think the fastest Ram you can get at the moment 1000 Watts PSU all inside this fractal torrent case it's a nice setup and actually you've got all this lighting set up with the IQ software for course except of course the aurasync with the orog card it's certainly not cheap but if you do fancy checking out a system like this I'll leave links in the description below a pretty powerful rig and it has to be if you're going to power three 4K displays like this and then the first thing to do is jump into the Nvidia control panel go to multiple displays and turn on Nvidia surround what you might be able to notice is there's actually not that many Reflections I've got all my windows open behind here including a light and Pete who's actually flying flights in right now because I can't do that while I'm filming this and we've got this anti-reflective coating which does a really good job as well so if you are going to use these displays in a multimaster setup that is a big help if you've got any windows or lights but enough waffling I think it's time isolate in the hot seat and play some games on this first question can it run crisis yes I've got crisis remastered running here with all the settings set to connect run crisis what's the resolution yep 11 520 by 2160. I mean for me I think there's three types of games that you want to play on a setup like this FPS Shooters where you've got that sort of peripheral vision showing you where the bad guys are particularly like in Warzone fortnite looks great on this as well and then you've got sort of RPGs just for that immersive factor and then Sims this is a ideal simulator rig for f122 for flight Sim now I'm not going to say we haven't had any issues with this setup there's been a couple of teething problems but then again we are still running on pre-release uh drivers for the card the 1490 it's a brand new card brand new build as well so it's sort of figuring this out as we go so yes it can play crisis but now let's switch over to something that I actually want to play oh no this is so unrealistic now the Eagle at it among you may realize that I've uh actually swapped my desk out I don't know that's a terrible start that's a terrible start this is just like the Japanese Grand Prix uh because I wanted to fit this racing wheel this is Logitech g923 because we're playing a bit of f122 now and so far I've got to say I think this has been the best experience now if you are a wiggler on the channel you know that I've tried all sorts of setups Ultra wide monitors super ultra wides I've used TVs quite a few times for both work and gaming the problem with using TVs I've used the LG C1 and the C2 is that they're not really meant for PC gaming and one of the big issues actually is dimming they haven't got the heatsinks like these monitors do the high refresh is well not just 120 hertz we've got 138 with an overclock just lots of gaming specific features makes this a much better option than using say a TV or multiple TVs and of course being OLED means we have those ridiculous contrast ratios also really good viewing angles that's a big deal as well well because obviously I've got these two more I was going to say TVs they're monitors in my periphery and you want each display to have the best view angles possible so OLED is a big help with that actually I'll tell you what this wheel is making a huge difference as well to the experience they already look great on the screens and it plays incredibly smoothly what are we getting 105 frames per second maxed out 4K f122 but having this controller same if you're going to play Flight Sim definitely get yourself some flight controls it really does add to the experience now the best sort of alternative to this setup would be probably a VR headset whether you know your index or your Vibes that will give you a more wraparound experience I suppose but you're not going to get anything like the visual quality the frame rate and the sharpness of these displays and this setup alternatively you could do a super ultra wide you know we have 49 inch super ultra high curved displays they're very nice and the benefit there is well it's cheaper than this setup and also you don't have any bezels which is nice and a little bit a lot easier to set up but again those resolutions are nowhere near 11 520 by 2160 so in terms of PPI the sharpness and the detail of this is unmatched it really is this is as close to the real thing as I'm ever gonna get oh my goodness oh my goodness I'm stuck in his wheel s 100 realism right there I just want to show you this quickly this is Art of rally and I realized that my steering wheel doesn't actually work but the joystick on my mouse does have a look at that this is the Rog chakram X Mouse it's got a four-way directional joystick on it which I have not seen before kind of a lick it I don't know why now being a monitor unlike a TV we also have the OSD the on-screen display there's a little joystick underneath here we've got this Rog logo which you can turn off if you want and in here you can turn on the overclocking adaptive sync with g-sync compatibility change the brightness contrast and then in input select we've got the display port which I'm using right now as well as the four hdmis because these are OLED displays of course you are worried about burning but we have a screensaver on by default we have pixel cleaning we also have screen move which just shifts the pixels a little bit every now and then and also it can adjust logo brightness so if you've got static logos or taskbars like this it'll adjust the brightness so hopefully and I'm pretty confident you're not going to have any burning issues with this all right look at this night City triple 4K holy Moon looks good obviously you've got quite a stretched view on the side says this is all about field of view and that's something you might actually want to change in some games field of view can make the periphery look quite stretched some games it sort of just works perfectly others it looks a bit weird if you look right off to the edge inventory at the bottom left I've got my objective on the far right so you definitely have to twist your head to get all the information you want and obviously we're running all this on a single GPU just the 149t now maxed out with the resolution we're at we're not obviously hitting that 138 Hertz refresh rate so you could drop some settings I guess first of all not every game supports multi-monitor setups and those that do you kind of have to tweak sometimes I've had to do lots of updates there's been a few issues I have to say but I think it's all teething problems because this is all relatively new hardware but suddenly don't go into this cast that's up expecting it to be completely smooth sailing you could just sit closer to your main screen if you just had the one 48 inch screen which is already crazy for most of us you know you can stay closer that fills up more of your vision and then you're not you know powering three 4K displays what is kind of helpful though is oh God she's look how stretched that is oh no that's not good so I suppose in some games it does help with this sort of situational awareness this is more on screen more information whether it's too much whether it's information overload that may be the case as well there we go on a bike you've got to admit as ludicrous as this setup is that does look good in fact what game would you play on this if you had it in front of you what's the first game you play let me know in the comments below I'll tell you what I do want to play Rogue Squadron oh this does look good on OLED look at that tell you what Andor has made me want to play more Star Wars games again and also with the extra screens I can see my my side bits on my X-Wing whatever you call them I'm old enough to remember playing X-Wing on floppy discs on my PC about a million years ago and in my mind it looked as good as this if I knew old Tom would be playing this I don't think I believe it also pretty good built-in speakers I've got to say I think I'd still recommend if you guys spend this kind of money on setup getting a good external speaker but the built-in speakers in these monitors are actually pretty damn good okay bit of a ludicrous setup but let me know what you make of this in the comments below also don't forget while we've just been talking about games this kind of sets up with this much desktop real estate is pretty great for multitasking you can have an F off Premiere Pro timeline going on as well and also these displays uh have a pretty high color accuracy the DCI P3 optimized so I might try some video editing on it as well but certainly not as fun as gaming thank you so much for watching guys and I'll see you next time right here\n"