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LG OLED TVs get Nvidia G-Sync Compatible for smooth big-screen gaming

LG OLED TVs get Nvidia G-Sync Compatible for smooth big-screen gaming

Posted on September 10, 2019August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

But you’ll need a current GeForce graphics card to use it.

Those massive, fully loaded Nvidia G-Sync HDR “BFG” displays might be mostly missing in action—HP’s $5,000 Omen X Emperium aside—but that doesn’t mean the dream of silky-smooth living room gaming is dead. On Tuesday, LG announced that it’s adding Nvidia’s G-Sync Compatible technology to five of its 2019 OLED televisions.
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