Samsung is stepping up its game for 2025 because it has officially announced that its 2025 OLED TV lineup will support NVIDIA G-SYNC, making a strong play for gamers who want ultra-smooth visuals and minimal latency.
With G-SYNC compatibility, the TVs can sync their refresh rates with an NVIDIA GPU’s frame output, cutting down on screen tearing and stuttering for a far more immersive experience. Pair that with Samsung’s Motion Xcelerator tech, which now supports up to a 165Hz refresh rate, and you’re looking at fluid, crisp gameplay even during chaotic action scenes.
Technically speaking, it is not just NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible since AMD FreeSync Premium Pro is also on the support list, making them GPU-agnostic when it comes to adaptive sync. Features like Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) help minimize input lag, while the all-new AI Auto Game Mode dynamically adjusts picture and sound based on genre and scene—no more fiddling with settings mid-battle. There’s also the handy Game Bar overlay for on-the-fly tweaks.
Beyond gaming, they are also promising a strong cinematic and smart home experience, with features like AI Upscaling, a Glare Free display, and SmartThings integration. Initially, G-SYNC will be available on the flagship S95F model, with more models to follow in the 2025 lineup.
