By combining a 120Hz refresh rate with the ability to adjust that refresh rate on the fly, Samsung Display’s new screen can better accommodate the different types of content being displayed ...

The refresh rate on your monitor refers to how many times the image on the screen refreshes per second -- 60Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz, etc. The higher the refresh rate, the smoother the image appears.

Sony is planning to release a Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) feature for the PlayStation 5 “in the coming months.” The long-awaited VRR feature will sync the refresh rate of a display to the PS5 ...

Examples of LTPO variable refresh rate phones that can hit 10Hz and lower include the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, Pixel 9 Pro, and the OnePlus 12. Samsung also employs a novel technology in its ...

AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync are variable refresh rate technologies. They’re designed to synchronize the refresh rate of a compatible monitor or television with the frame rate put out by an ...

In the past, features like V-Sync kept the frame rate locked at either 60Hz or 30Hz on consoles. There was no option to run at 90Hz or even 45Hz on older displays without variable refresh rate ...

Nishino announced the news In a noon Pacific Time post straightforwardly headlined ‘Variable Refresh Rate support for PS5 is rolling out this week’ - and as well as revealing the imminent ...

April 25 (UPI) --The highly anticipated support for variable refresh rate (VRR) is set to arrive on Sony's PlayStation 5 later this week.Hideaki Nishino, Sony's senior vice president, announced ...

PlayStation 5 owners will gain access to the long-awaited variable refresh rate (VRR) feature in the coming days. Sony will this week start rolling out a system update that will enable VRR support.

Specifically, Variable Refresh Rate will be available for PS5 on HDMI 2.1-compatible TVs and PC monitors. It’s also noted that VRR results may vary based on the games you’re playing, ...

Variable refresh rates have quickly become a must-have for all serious gaming monitors. These technologies allow the monitor to adjust the speed at which it updates the image displayed.