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I don't understand why it still says 60fps… brand new c1 oled, just bought an insignia hdmi cable capable of 4k120hz…. And yet i still get a 60fps… can someone help me
My LG TV isn't supposed to be able to do 120fps but apparently it says it is 😳 : r/gaming
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How can I fix this? I try to run 120 FPS 1080p on my tv which allows 120 FPS. : r/XboxSeriesS
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Apple TV: tvOS 14.5 to support both 24.000fps and 23.976fps - FlatpanelsHD
Does this means its locked to 60 fps and i cant play 120 fps on my ps5 with this Tv? : r/FortNiteBR
Amazon.com: eXtremeRate FPS Games FastScope No Scope TV Decal for PS5, for PS4, for Xbox Series X/S, for Xbox One S/X, for Xbox One, for Xbox 360, PC - 10pcs in 2
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