The One X would never need more than 4K 30Hz for anything other than the UI, yet for some reason that resolution/refresh rate combo is locked out. Last edited: Jan 16, 2023 More options ...

How FreeSync can eliminate screen tearing on your Xbox One, provided by AMD. Variable Refresh Rates (VRR) is the next big technology expected to eliminate screen tearing, adapting the refresh rate ...

Xbox One has now gained support for high refresh rates, supporting up to a 120Hz signal on compatible displays. This lifts the previously-imposed limit of 60Hz on the console.

Most televisions refresh the image on the screen either 60 (60 Hz) or 120 (120 Hz) times each second. If a video game renders 60 images each second (has a 60 fps frame rate), it’s in sync with ...

However, some manufacturers advertise “refresh rates” of 240 Hz or more, and some advertise a 120 Hz refresh rate when their screen actually refreshes at 60 Hz. Here’s what’s going on.

Gamers using monitors and televisions that support a 120Hz refresh rate can now turn on 120Hz support for 1080p and 1440p output resolutions on Xbox One S and Xbox One X. This high refresh rate ...

Microsoft Xbox One owners will be glad to hear what next month’s May update will bring. After adding variable refresh rate, auto latency and official 1440p support in April, they are following ...

It can't measure game frame-rate accurately but it can keep track of the display refresh rate, ... but only in games that enforce v-sync. On the Xbox One X at least, ...

Microsoft has announced the features coming in its Xbox September update, such as Discord streaming, Variable Refresh Rate support, and more [Update: As one IGN user helpfully pointed out, Xbox ...