LG OLED TVs with NVIDIA G-SYNC for a Serious Competitive Edge

LG OLED TVS with nvidia g-sync technology

LG has their own technologies that bring you improved response times, pixel display times, and other aspects of each of their TVs to enhance your TV gaming experience. But what if this could be improved even further? With NVIDIA G-SYNC available on selected LG TVs, it can!

Geared-up GeForce gamers can experience smooth, stutter-free, tear-free gaming, with superior OLED clarity and colour reproduction, and with HDR10 colour, contrast and brightness in compatible games on an LG TV. With both the firmware and the latest NVIDIA Game Ready Driver installed, LG’s big-screen TVs bring you super smooth, tear free G-SYNC Compatible gaming, giving GeForce gamers a vastly improved big-screen gaming experience for your PC.

What is NVIDIA G-SYNC?

NVIDIA G-SYNC is groundbreaking display technology that delivers the smoothest and fastest gaming experience ever. G-SYNC’s revolutionary performance is achieved by synchronizing display refresh rates to your graphics card, eliminating screen tearing and minimizing display stutter and input lag. This results in super fast appearance for scenes, sharper objects, and gameplay that is super smooth, giving you a stunning visual experience on your display and a serious competitive edge.

LG continue to work with industry-leader NVIDIA to make LG OLED TVs the only G-SYNC compatible TV. LG OLED TVs use the precision and control of individual self-lit pixels to take full advantage of the G-SYNC compatibility, allowing fast response times and smoother gaming, even at the highest resolution.

Are LG TVs the best for gaming?

LG OLED TVs have extremely low input lag with an incredible 1ms response time. This ensures that every move you input on the controller is displayed instantly on screen, giving you a vital edge over opponents and the best chance of winning. With NVIDIA G-SYNC this can be enhanced even further!

For next-gen gaming on the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 most LG OLED models also support VRR, eARC, HGIG and ALLM, and most are certified as HDMI 2.1 — reducing motion blur and ghosting, as well as giving you that highly sought after 4K gaming up to 120fps. HGiG delivers graphics that best match the specifications and performance levels of your TV.

lg oled tvs with nvidia g sync technology

Which LG TVs have NVIDIA G-SYNC?

You can find all the LG TVs with NVIDIA G-SYNC here. These stunning LG OLED TVs are the best you’ll find for gaming, with all the gaming features you could need from a TV. Available in Ultra HD 4K, 8K and sizes from 48” up to 88” for huge scale ultra-smooth gaming. 

How do I enable NVIDIA G-SYNC on my TV?

If you already have one of these stunning OLED TVs for gaming and just need help enabling NVIDIA G-SYNC to take advantage of this groundbreaking tech, look no further! Here's how to enable NVIDIA G-SYNC on your supported LG TV:

  1. Connect your LG TV via HDMI to your Gaming Laptop or Gaming PC with compatible NVIDIA GPU
  2. Install the latest GeForce Game Ready Driver via GeForce Experience or the NVIDIA website
  3. Open the NVIDIA Control Panel by right clicking your desktop > NVIDIA Control Panel.
  4. On the left navigation, select Display > Set up G-SYNC
  5. Enable G-SYNC, and click Apply on the bottom right of the window
  6. Select Display > Change resolution and select your preferred mode
  7. Enable Ultra HD Deep colour mode on your LG TV for improved colour accuracy and vibrancy. Enter Settings > Picture Settings > Additional Settings > HDMI Ultra HD Deep colour > switch On for HDMI port connected to PC or laptop.
  8. You're all set up for the ultimate TV gaming experience!

To enable HDR in compatible games, click the Windows start button and type “HDR”. “Windows HD colour Settings” will be detected as the Best Match. Open the app and switch on “Play HDR Games and Apps”.

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