Announced by LG Electronics that some of their most advanced monitors receive NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible certification.
Video game enthusiasts are increasingly demanding and want the best possible experience. South Korean company LG Electronics knows this, which is why it has introduced its first line of OLED TVs with NVIDIA G-Sync technology. Through a firmware update, the 65E9, 55E9, 77C9, 65C9, and 55C9 models will become G-Sync Compatible.
NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible identifier tells us that it works well under this technology. This identifier must be approved by NVIDIA itself after passing a series of specific tests and verifying that it works well. The company has always said that you don't get the same experience as if you implemented the G-Sync module. Above all, this standard has been created to certify monitors and televisions that are compatible with VESA Adaptative Sync.
Multiple LG TVs Receive NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible Certification
The name of the televisions indicates the inches and all of them have a native 4K resolution. Under 4K resolution these televisions have a refresh rate of 60Hz and a response of 12ms. Under 4K resolution we will have a refresh rate of 120Hz with a response of 6ms. Through this NVIDIA certification, we will obtain a greater fluidity of images.
These televisions have HDR10 or Dolby Vision compatibility (up to FullHD @ 120Hz). These televisions have HDMI 2.1 connectivity with low latency technology, enhanced audio channel and Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) technology.
These televisions implement quite an interesting element. They have an artificial intelligence system with a deep learning system to create a virtual 5.1 sound. They also have Dolby Atmos and Dolby TryeHD sound.
“It's no secret that gamers around the world covet LG OLED TVs and we are committed to optimizing the OLED gaming experience for them.
“With the adoption of NVIDIA G-Sync technology, we are demonstrating that OLED TVs have the support and backing of the world’s leading gaming hardware brand to ensure their products look their best,” said Sam Kim, Senior Vice President of TV Product Planning Division at LG Home Entertainment.
“We are excited to offer G-Sync compatible support for LG's 2019 OLED TVs and Variable Refresh Rate support over HDMI for our GeForce RTX 20 Series GPUs.
“Gamers will be impressed by the responsiveness and lifelike visuals on these TVs when playing the latest PC games with real-time ray tracing powered by GeForce,” explains Matt Wuebbling, Head of GeForce Marketing at NVIDIA.
