Samsung Odyssey 3D: Price, Games and What Your PC Needs

Samsung's own product picture of the Odyssey 3D G90XF. Image: Samsung. Samsung has no part in this guide.

What the Odyssey 3D is

Samsung lists it as a flat 27-inch IPS monitor: 3,840 x 2,160, up to 165Hz, 1ms response (GtG), 350 cd/m² typical brightness, HDR10+, one DisplayPort 1.4 and two HDMI 2.1 inputs, and two 5W speakers [1].

Samsung says the 3D works "thanks to eye-tracking technology and view mapping algorithms" [1]. The manual sets the terms [2]:

• "3D experience is limited to one person at a time."
• The recommended viewing distance is 55 to 95 cm, and the optimal viewing angle is "25 degrees to the left and right of the front of the screen".
• 3D does not work with the screen turned upright (pivot mode).

What it plays in 3D

Everything in 3D goes through one program. The manual: "Odyssey 3D monitors can achieve normal 3D effects through Odyssey 3D Hub software only" [2].

The game list. Samsung publishes it as a file on the monitor's support page. The file there on October 11, 2026 (file name dated 260115) names 61 games, among them Hogwarts Legacy, Black Myth: Wukong, Palworld, Stray, Lies of P, Tekken 8 and Silent Hill 2, with the note "The game list is subject to change without prior notice" [4]. Samsung says game compatibility "can be seen in Odyssey 3D Hub" [1].

Video conversion has conditions. It "may not work with games", "Some video players may not support 3D conversion", and it is off when HDR is on [1].

For discs, see how to play a 3D Blu-ray on a PC; for five monitors side by side, what each glasses-free 3D monitor plays.

What your PC needs

The Hub installs on Windows 10 (64-bit, version 22H2) or Windows 11, and the monitor connects with the USB cable in the box as well as HDMI or DisplayPort [2][5]. Samsung's "Minimum and Recommended System Requirements and Compatibility" table, a picture on the product page, reads [3]:

The table marks Mac and "Intel/Integrated" graphics "Not Supported" on every row. For video it also lists an Intel i7 or AMD Ryzen 1700X or later, DDR5 memory (32GB minimum, 64GB recommended) and PCIe 5.0 or later [3].

Samsung's manual differs in places: it gives the minimum video card as "RTX Series", prints the AMD cards as "RTX 6900 XT" and "RTX 7900", and marks "Intel (PC)" as "Support" for side-by-side video and games, with "Intel Notebook Graphic Card" and Mac as "Not support" [2]. This page follows the product-page table.

The manual adds: set the screen to 3840 x 2160, turn HDR off in Windows, and make this the primary monitor if you use several [2].

Price and where it is sold

We opened Samsung's US pages from outside the United States on October 11, 2026; a US visitor may see something else. That day samsung.com listed the Odyssey 3D (LS27FG900XNXZA) at $1,399.99. Where a buy button would be, it showed "Notify me" with the line "Sign up to learn when more are on the way", and delivery for ZIP code 10001 as "Not Available" [1]. Samsung's "Where to buy" page for the model said: "We couldn't find any online sellers for this product" [6].

Last checked October 11, 2026: Samsung's US price and what its pages showed.

Three other 3D screens that need a computer

These three 3D screens also work from a computer: Sony's is viewed "without special glasses or headsets" [10], Acer calls SpatialLabs "an eye-tracking solution, a stereoscopic 3D display" [9], and the Shift is glasses-free. Alphabetical by maker, each by its maker's own description.

Images: Acer; Owl3D; Sony, as carried by Sports Video Group.

Last checked October 11, 2026: makers' pages and the CDW listing.

The Owl3D Shift: a different kind of product

The Owl3D Shift is our own product, and it is not a 27-inch gaming monitor. It is a 14-inch display that sits beside your main screen as a second monitor and shows 3D without glasses to one viewer at a time. Drag a window onto it (a video, a game, a browser) and the Owl3D app converts the picture from 2D to 3D as it plays. That is an AI conversion of a 2D picture, not 3D rendered from a game's own geometry and not a film's 3D version, and games that block screen capture, as multiplayer and anti-cheat games often do, cannot be converted.

Its limits: it runs at 60Hz; in 3D each eye gets 1920 x 2160, half the panel's width; it does nothing in 3D without a computer running the Owl3D app; and at 14 inches it is a desk display, not a main monitor.

From Owl3DOwl3D ShiftA 14-inch glasses-free 3D display that sits beside your computer.

More glasses-free monitors, with prices: glasses-free 3D monitors compared.

Frequently asked questions

Does it work with a Mac or a laptop with Intel graphics?

Not with a Mac: Samsung's table and manual both say so [2][3]. For a laptop with Intel graphics, the table says "Not Supported" and the manual "Not support" [2][3]. They differ on desktop Intel graphics; see what your PC needs.