Samsung Electronics announced on the 19th that its 2025 OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) TV has b..

Samsung Electronics announced on the 19th that its 2025 OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) TV has been certified as “G-SYNC Compatible” by Nvidia.

Samsung OLED is the first TV to be certified as AMD’s “Free Sync Premium Pro” and this time, it has been certified as Nvidia’s “G-Sync Compatible” to firmly establish itself as a TV that provides optimal gaming experience.

G-Sync Compatible’ is a technology that synchronizes display scan rates to the frame speed of graphics cards. It minimizes the phenomenon of “Tearing” in which the screen overlaps and looks like it is torn or “Stirting” in which the screen is cut off.

Through this, users who enjoy games through Samsung OLED and high-end graphics cards can enjoy a smooth and stable gaming screen.

Samsung OLED has a variety of technologies that provide the best gaming experience.

▲AI Auto Game Mode, which optimizes game quality and sound settings based on AI, ▲ Game Bar, which can adjust real-time settings, ▲ Motion Accelerator, which supports up to 165Hz scanning rate, ▲ Gaming Hub, which allows users to enjoy various game contents.

Samsung OLED allows users to enjoy not only excellent gaming performance but also premium TV viewing experience.

It is characterized by an immersive viewing environment with AI image quality technology that recognizes the content being played and implements optimal image quality and sound, and “Glare-Free” technology that provides a comfortable viewing environment by reducing light reflection.

In addition, it is possible to monitor and control the home environment and home appliances on the TV in conjunction with “SmartThings.”

We have strengthened the gaming competitiveness of Samsung OLED TVs through G-Sync compatibility certification, said Lee Sang-wook, vice president of Samsung Electronics’ video display business. “Samsung OLED, which combines AI technology and game performance, will provide the best entertainment experience to gamers and various consumers.”