Samsung 2026 OLED TVs and Monitors Receive NVIDIA G Sync Certification
Samsung has confirmed that its 2026 lineup of OLED TVs and specific gaming monitors will feature NVIDIA G Sync Compatible certification. This hardware update enables users to enjoy seamless display output when they connect their NVIDIA GPU powered devices. The announcement follows the initial reveal of these products at CES 2026.
2026 OLED TV Lineup S85H, S90H, and S95H
All models in the 2026 OLED TV range are certified for G Sync. These displays also support AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and the recently announced HDR10+ Advanced standard. Each model has its own specific refresh rate support:
S85H: Supports refresh rates up to 120Hz.
S90H & S95H: Higher tier models supporting up to 165Hz.
Samsung is extending G Sync compatibility to its newest Odyssey displays which are designed for extreme refresh rate capabilities and rapid response time performance. The G Sync compatibility announcement did not include the Odyssey OLED G8 among its listed compatible products.
Odyssey G6 (G60H)
This 27 inch IPS LCD monitor is designed for ultra high speed performance. The display operates at native QHD resolution, which can achieve the following maximum capabilities:
QHD Resolution: Overclocks up to 600Hz.
HD Resolution: Reaches up to 1,040Hz.
The OLED G6 utilizes a QD OLED panel at 27 inches. The display combines QHD resolution technology with 240Hz refresh rates 0.03ms response times and HDR10+ Gaming certification.
Kevin Lee who serves as Executive Vice President of Samsung Visual Display Business states that these technological advancements will enhance gaming experiences through better precision and immersive environments. The complete 2026 OLED collection offers G Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro and HDR10+ Advanced as shared standards for all high dynamic range gaming content and variable refresh rate applications.
The February 2026 announcement will lead to product release information and availability details for these particular models.
