2022年3月17日 · The problem disappears completely when I go back to 60 hz, but I would like to solve the 120 hz problem especially if I want to play at more than 60 fps. I have the hdmi 2.1 properly connected to the TV port which supports 4k-120 fps.

2010年6月14日 · Your 120hz TV is actually creating frames that aren't there with its 120hz processing engine. With your 60hz monitor it is only showing the film in its original format, 24fps or 30fps. The movie will definitely appear smoother to anyyone watching it on the two screens as your TV is creating intermediate frames itself, which smooths out the motion.

2021年4月13日 · I am trying to connect a mini PC to a TV and use the TV as the monitor, and I cannot get the TV to display 4k at 60hz (it is limited to 30hz). I have searched far and wide for potential solutions but has been unable to resolve it, and I am not sure what the issue is. I would be very much grateful for the forum's input.

2015年1月8日 · Final update. Got the TV up and mounted and it does, in fact, seem to run at at least 120 Hz over HDMI so it must have HDMI 2.0. No screen tearing at all with Tomb Raider running at 100+ FPS. The TV does say it's rated for 240 Hz, but I'm not sure if HDMI 2.0 goes higher than 120 Hz now. Not that it matters.

2017年8月9日 · Previously I was not able to up the hz to 60 neither through my tv or pc settings so I updated the drivers and still couldn't. But then I decided to show only my tv's display (instead of duplicating my monitor and tv) and try again in the control panel and it worked. Now I can comfortably switch between my 4k tv and monitor. Thanks for the replies!

2016年1月15日 · The only benefit using a 240 Hz TV vs a 120 Hz TV, is when you display Active shutter 3D content, and you also benefit from the faster pixel times, so less ghosting in 2D. The 240 Hz was required in order to completely remove the noticeable flicker and noticeable ghosting. This is why a 120 Hz Active 3D TV, often look equal...

2016年12月30日 · 240 Hz TVs are the same thing, except for 3D movies shot at 24 fps (separate left and right images effectively make them 48 fps). Unfortunately every 120 Hz TV I've seen doesn't give you direct access to the 120 Hz panel. The 120 Hz refresh rate is only supported internally, and is only used with a 24 Hz input signal (24 fps movies).

2014年9月8日 · So I just got a Toshiba 39L1350U 39-Inch 1080p 120Hz LED HDTV, and it says that it can reach 120 hz with "clearscan". So I plugged it in with an HDMI cable...which apparently can reach 10 hz on that TV, and in the control panel for NVIDIA it still won't go higher than 60 hz..not on 1080p, not on 1080i, nothing.

2017年4月18日 · TV Brand and Model is: LG 42CS570 I did some digging and am a bit irritated. This TV was advertised by the manufacturer as a 1080p 120hz LCD HDTV. Well, it has no Display Port and I didn't really have a great graphics card anyway so I've just used the HDMI ports for my consoles, blu ray player, PC et cetera over the years.

2018年7月29日 · I've read that it's possible to overclock the refresh rate of my samsung TV to display 120hz. It is rated at 120 motion rate but I know that it's truly 60hz with interpolation or whatever. It is HDMI 2.0 and my gpu is a GTX 1070 so I won't have any data transfer issues. I also read that if I...