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Intel Architecture day 2021: Alder Lake
LG OLED TVs To Receive NVIDIA G-SYNC Upgrade Starting This Week
Current model year OLED TVs from LG Electronics (LG) will receive a firmware update starting this week allowing for stunning gameplay via NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible technology (Adaptive SYNC).
NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatibility will be available on LG’s 2019 OLED TV models E9 (65 and 55 inches), C9 (77, 65 and 55 inches) as well as B9 (65 and 55 inches) and will arrive first to LG customers in parts of North America followed by markets in Europe, Asia, Latin America, Africa, the Middle East, etc. before the end of the year.*
With G-SYNC Compatible support, LG’s acclaimed OLED TVs will deliver the smoothest, most immersive gaming experience without the flicker, tearing or stuttering common to most common displays. Gamers have long valued LG OLED TVs for their exceptional picture quality, low input lag and ultra-fast response time. The addition of G-SYNC Compatible support allows gamers with GeForce RTX 20-Series or GTX 16-Series GPUs to fully enjoy extreme responsiveness and optimized visuals on LG’s large OLED TVs from 55 inches up to an immersive 77 inches.
“As the first TVs to offer NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible support in the industry, LG is once again demonstrating its commitment to delivering the most advanced gaming experience,” said Sam Kim, senior vice president of the TV product planning division of LG’s Home Entertainment Company. “Our partnership with NVIDIA, the world’s premiere gaming hardware brand, are helping our 2019 OLED TVs set a new standard in gaming performance.”
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#5726425 Posted on: 11/01/2019 04:29 PM
Does LG really believe that console gamers are going to buy their TVs labeld gsync when told it's for nvidia only hardware?
Or better yet who, on mass, is buying turing cards to run off their TV's?
"This gonna get gud" meme comes to mind.
Once again someone who ostensibly considers themselves an "enthusiast" or "guru" immediately shits on a company for adding additional features their competitors don't have at no additional cost. Boggles the mind how you think this was a worthwhile post. What should they have done here? Not been gsync compatible?
Does LG really believe that console gamers are going to buy their TVs labeld gsync when told it's for nvidia only hardware?
Or better yet who, on mass, is buying turing cards to run off their TV's?
"This gonna get gud" meme comes to mind.
Once again someone who ostensibly considers themselves an "enthusiast" or "guru" immediately shits on a company for adding additional features their competitors don't have at no additional cost. Boggles the mind how you think this was a worthwhile post. What should they have done here? Not been gsync compatible?
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#5726442 Posted on: 11/01/2019 05:24 PM
This is the dumbest, most self center, egotistical bubble of a post yet in 2019 and we still have a few more weeks to go.
It not only boggles my mind that you "feel" we should share your limited view that "Nvidia is PC and console gaming" but your run-on of a post makes for hard reading.
If you cannot grasp the logistics of a view point outside your bubble nor see the rudimentary gist of my post then no wonder you post in such a way that comes off as a cultist.
However, since you asked (in a long winded emotional way) I do not agree that gysnc should be in TV's as it adds no value for console gamers and the labeling as such is confusing. Which offers nothing of benefit to me as a PC and console player.
Now, having said that, look at the crux of my post.
-There is no proof that people with Turing cards, on mass, are buying TV's instead of Monitors.
-This Gsync TV won't appeal to console players do to it's segregation for Nvidia (IMO).
EDIT:
I just checked some prices for this 55"-65"
These TV's cost well over $1400- $2400.
HAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Sure someone might buy LG OLED for OLED but you kid yourself believing Gyncs labeling offers any real value here. It's more of parasite addition then anything else IMO.
Once again someone who ostensibly considers themselves an "enthusiast" or "guru" immediately shits on a company for adding additional features their competitors don't have at no additional cost. Boggles the mind how you think this was a worthwhile post. What should they have done here? Not been gsync compatible?
This is the dumbest, most self center, egotistical bubble of a post yet in 2019 and we still have a few more weeks to go.
It not only boggles my mind that you "feel" we should share your limited view that "Nvidia is PC and console gaming" but your run-on of a post makes for hard reading.
If you cannot grasp the logistics of a view point outside your bubble nor see the rudimentary gist of my post then no wonder you post in such a way that comes off as a cultist.
However, since you asked (in a long winded emotional way) I do not agree that gysnc should be in TV's as it adds no value for console gamers and the labeling as such is confusing. Which offers nothing of benefit to me as a PC and console player.
Now, having said that, look at the crux of my post.
-There is no proof that people with Turing cards, on mass, are buying TV's instead of Monitors.
-This Gsync TV won't appeal to console players do to it's segregation for Nvidia (IMO).
EDIT:
I just checked some prices for this 55"-65"
These TV's cost well over $1400- $2400.
HAAAAAAAAAAAA!
Sure someone might buy LG OLED for OLED but you kid yourself believing Gyncs labeling offers any real value here. It's more of parasite addition then anything else IMO.
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#5726447 Posted on: 11/01/2019 05:40 PM
Gaming PC in the living room is getting more popular. I had this setup for a couple of years and I know several other people who are working this way now. I'm actually considering replacing my desk and monitor in the office with a TV and couch, with a lapboard.
Having G-Sync on a TV would be great - especially an OLED.
Gaming PC in the living room is getting more popular. I had this setup for a couple of years and I know several other people who are working this way now. I'm actually considering replacing my desk and monitor in the office with a TV and couch, with a lapboard.
Having G-Sync on a TV would be great - especially an OLED.
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#5726450 Posted on: 11/01/2019 05:46 PM
Does LG really believe that console gamers are going to buy their TVs labeld gsync when told it's for nvidia only hardware?
Or better yet who, on mass, is buying turing cards to run off their TV's?
"This gonna get gud" meme comes to mind.
I'll take any free feature updates I can get! Just wish they applied it to the B7 series that I currently have.
Also, I don't see anything referencing console gamers in this press release, so it might not be their target audience. A lot of people have secondary HTPCs that might want the feature for casual TV gaming with controller, as well as people who occassionally plug their main rig into the OLED (like I do) to get a really cinematic experience for games like Tomb Raider.
Does LG really believe that console gamers are going to buy their TVs labeld gsync when told it's for nvidia only hardware?
Or better yet who, on mass, is buying turing cards to run off their TV's?
"This gonna get gud" meme comes to mind.
I'll take any free feature updates I can get! Just wish they applied it to the B7 series that I currently have.
Also, I don't see anything referencing console gamers in this press release, so it might not be their target audience. A lot of people have secondary HTPCs that might want the feature for casual TV gaming with controller, as well as people who occassionally plug their main rig into the OLED (like I do) to get a really cinematic experience for games like Tomb Raider.
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Does LG really believe that console gamers are going to buy their TVs labeld gsync when told it's for nvidia only hardware?
Or better yet who, on mass, is buying turing cards to run off their TV's?
"This gonna get gud" meme comes to mind.