The next-gen Samsung OLED displays will be G-Sync compatible to offer a tear-free gaming experience. Samsung Announces High-Refresh Rate 2026 OLED TV and Odyssey Monitor Lineups are NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible for Smooth Gaming Experience Samsung Electronics has announced that its latest 2026 OLED TV and Odyssey gaming monitors will feature NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility. The new OLED displays will aim to deliver a smoother gaming experience by eliminating screen tearing, bringing a more pleasant experience. The company has already introduced these OLED displays a few weeks ago at CES, but confirmed the NVIDIA G-Sync compatibility in a press release today. Our […]

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Samsung has officially confirmed NVIDIA G-SYNC support for its 2026 OLED TV lineup and next-generation Odyssey gaming monitors.

G-SYNC used to be a PC monitor thing, hardcore gamers only. That line is gone now. When your TV can sync its refresh rate with your GPU, everyday gaming feels cleaner, smoother, and far less annoying.

That is why Samsung leaning into NVIDIA G-SYNC for its 2026 OLED TVs and Odyssey monitors actually matters. It is about fixing one of the most visible problems in gaming.

G-SYNC compatibility allows a display’s refresh rate to synchronize with the GPU’s frame output. The result is reduced screen tearing, lower stutter, and more consistent motion during gameplay.

“Our goal is simple: deliver a consistently great gaming experience, no matter what you play or where you play it,” said Kevin Lee, Executive Vice President of the Visual Display (VD) Business at Samsung Electronics. “With new innovations across OLED TVs and gaming monitors, we’re bringing more power, precision, and immersion to every kind of player.”

For users, this means fewer visual distractions, especially in fast-moving games. Compatible models include the 2026 OLED S95H, S90H, and S85H TVs, as well as the new Odyssey G6 (G60H, G61SH) gaming monitors.

The S95H and S90H are built for high-performance gaming, supporting refresh rates up to 165Hz, while the S85H supports up to 120Hz. These models are designed to handle modern PC and console gaming workloads with smoother motion and lower latency.

The South Korean tech giant is also introducing HDR10+ Advanced across the OLED lineup. It is an updated HDR format aimed at improving brightness control, contrast, motion handling, and color accuracy.

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