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Went from a 120hz iPhone 14 Pro Max to the new 16 Plus.
I knew I was notice and that's that.
However, I also have a Pixel 8a for work - which has a 120hz display and I turned it off to 60hz to confirm a theory.
The 16 is incredibly smooth at times, but it seems like...
Oddly, I haven't seen that discussed anywhere.
The "Liquid Retina" displays support up to 120 Hz and you can set different refresh rates in the settings. Also, we know that macOS now supports adaptive sync displays.
So a natural conclusion would be that the screen refresh rates adapts to...
The title says it all. Outside of video editing, is the 120Hz ramping up for scrolling on webpages or docs actually something you notice?
I can tell the difference between 30 and 60FPS videos within a split second of them playing, so I suspect I've the kind of eyes/brain that might notice this...
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Can an m1 ipad support a 120hz or 144hz monitor. For example, 1440 x 2560 at 144hz?
What I’ve found is:
People claim there is no software lock limiting it to 60hz
People still can’t get it to work
My theory is that we would need a Thunderbolt compatible monitor to enable this! The...
I keep reading messages about mini-LED and Promotion. What is it all about? What is mini-LED? And what is Promotion? Why these features are good things to have on a desktop display? What are their advantages over display that don't have mini-LED and Promotion? Should I really care about...
Does anyone else feel that iOS is dipping the refresh rate down too often with ProMotion?
ProMotion, like 120hz on other phones, varies the refresh rate to save battery when fast refresh rates are not needed. But, too often, I am noticing the screen dip down to lower refresh rates during fast...