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.

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Variable refresh rate syncs the refresh rate of the display to the game's output. This helps get rid of screen tearing and frame pacing issues that can happen if the game runs at a lower or higher ...

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 ...

When deciding which variable refresh rate technology you want to include in your gaming monitor, the driving factor should be your GPU. If you already own one from either AMD or Nvidia, you should ...

Variable refresh rate gaming has been available on PC for many years now -- ahem -- and it allows the game's refresh rate to change in sync with the display.

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.

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 ...

Tom Warren is a senior editor and author of Notepad, who has been covering all things Microsoft, PC, and tech for over 20 years. Sony is planning to release a Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) feature ...

This is a marked difference from current phones, even ones with high refresh rates like the ROG Phone 3 or Samsung’s own Galaxy S20 Ultra, which typically force you to pick one refresh rate that ...

Chrome OS may be getting variable refresh rate support (VRR). The feature is rolling out to the Chrome OS 101 Dev Channel, and could indicate new tablets with VRR down the road.

Variable Refresh Rate, or VRR is a feature that has been inexplicably missing from the PS5 since it launched, though that will soon change. The update to add VRR support will roll out this week ...