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 ...

Xbox Insiders will soon be able to choose a 120Hz refresh rate for 1080p and 1440p output resolutions. Groups, capture trimming, and more are on the way. Skip to main content ...

Xbox One users who have high refresh rate monitors should be pretty pleased with the console’s upcoming May update. Microsoft is finally bringing 120 Hz support to the system, which will make games ...

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 ...

Xbox One X consoleXbox Wireless ControllerHDMI cablePower cableone-month Xbox Game Pass trial14-day Xbox ... which brings a potentially crucial feature in the form of Variable Refresh Rates ...

Xbox One X review: An exclamation ... which pushed the game to 1080p and a 60 fps refresh rate. Sadly, the Xbox One X-enhanced Halo 3 locks things back to the original 30 fps to allow for as high ...

Microsoft has announce that High Refresh Rate (HFR) support is coming in an update next month, something that will allow Xbox One owners to use 120Hz displays.

If devs ensure that PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and/or Xbox One S versions of a game can consistently hit 60fps, the same game played on the PS4 Pro and/or Xbox One X can look even prettier at 60fps.

It supports 4K resolution and refresh rates up to 144 Hz, for the option of 4K 120 Hz and 1440p 120 Hz on any supporting console you connect—Xbox Series X included.

Xbox Series X and Series S offer fully HDMI 2.1 compliant variable refresh rate support with low frame rate compensation, or LFC, which allows support of refresh rates below 48Hz. Do I need a new ...