ByCesur774
Hello everyone, I bought a monitor today. The name of the monitor is at the top, and the monitor can only go up to 170 Hz. But I play on a PS5, which can only do 120 Hz, and it says 60 Hz at the top. When I play a game like EA 24, for example, how do I set it so that I have 120 Hz? I also have 120 Hz activated in the settings for the PS5. Can someone help me?
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The PS5 has 120Hz only for some selected titles. EA24 does not belong to it, so Ergo only runs on 60Hz. Sorry, bro.
Oh, so, but like Fortnite and so on, then automatically goes to 120 Hz or did I get that wrong?
You don’t have to do anything on the screen.
If a higher image repetition frequency is available, it automatically outputs the screen.
So Glorious PC Master Race!
Yes, I’m from a time when everything had to be manually configured.
What current screen needs to be manually adjusted?
If the screen has automatic detection, right.