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- 25 Jul 2018, 03:59
- Forum: Game Consoles — XBOX and PlayStation — ONE / Series S / Series X / PS5
- Topic: I need help [Buying 120Hz FreeSync to get lower XBOX lag]
- Replies: 19
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Re: I need help [Buying 120Hz FreeSync to get lower XBOX lag
I own an Xbox One X and had previously owned the Alienware AW2518HF. It's a fantastic monitor, hands down the best looking TN panel I've ever used, with a top notch menu system, and overall design. The GOOD NEWS is this monitor does support FreeSync with the XBOX ONE X. If the VRR feature on the Xbo...
- 03 Jul 2018, 20:35
- Forum: Game Consoles — XBOX and PlayStation — ONE / Series S / Series X / PS5
- Topic: LESS INPUT LAG: FreeSync @60Hz or 120Hz w/ No FS
- Replies: 1
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LESS INPUT LAG: FreeSync @60Hz or 120Hz w/ No FS
Hey guys, First off thanks to everyone who has contributed to this forum in some way. I'm a new subscribing member here but I've been a strong fan of your work for the past several months. Thank you! So, I currently own an Xbox One X and a gaming monitor that supports 120Hz and FreeSync. As far as I...
- 01 Jul 2018, 01:57
- Forum: Game Consoles — XBOX and PlayStation — ONE / Series S / Series X / PS5
- Topic: New 120Hz Xbox One update (high refresh rate, Freesync)
- Replies: 33
- Views: 50426
Re: New 120Hz Xbox One update (high refresh rate, Freesync)
There is currently a buffering behaviour in several early 240Hz monitors for less-than-240Hz modes. This is because most current 240Hz monitors only do bufferless scanout at their max Hz. Currently, at 60Hz and 120Hz, they automatically buffer the refresh cycles in order to scanout faster (1/240sec...