How to Actually Run Fortnite on 120 FPS on Ps5 (EVERY MONITOR)

How to Enable 120 FPS Mode on Fortnite for PS5: Ultimate Guide for Gamers
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on enabling 120 FPS mode in Fortnite for PlayStation 5! If you’re a Fortnite enthusiast looking to elevate your gaming experience with smoother visuals and more responsive gameplay, you’re in the right place. In this video, we’ll walk you through the process of enabling 120 FPS mode on your PS5, address why you might not see the 120 FPS option in your settings, and provide tips for achieving stable 120 FPS performance. Whether you have a 120Hz display or not, this guide is tailored to help you maximize your Fortnite performance on the PS5.
Why Enable 120 FPS Mode in Fortnite on PS5?
Fortnite, like many fast-paced shooters, benefits significantly from higher frame rates. Enabling 120 FPS (frames per second) on your PS5 can make your game appear smoother, more fluid, and more responsive, giving you a potential edge in competitive play. Higher frame rates reduce input lag and make your movements and actions in the game more immediate and precise, which is crucial in high-stakes scenarios.
Understanding Frame Rate and Refresh Rate
Before diving into the steps to enable 120 FPS, it’s essential to understand the difference between frame rate (FPS) and refresh rate (Hz). The frame rate is the number of frames your game renders per second, while the refresh rate is how often your monitor updates the image per second. For the best performance, you ideally want your frame rate to match or exceed your monitor’s refresh rate.
Why Don’t I See the 120 FPS Option in Fortnite on PS5?
Several reasons might prevent you from seeing the 120 FPS option in your Fortnite settings on the PS5, even if you have a 120Hz monitor:
1. Monitor Configuration: Ensure your monitor is set to 120Hz in your PS5 settings.
2. System Software Update: Your PS5 might need a system software update.
3. Game Settings: Incorrect in-game settings can restrict frame rates.
4. Hardware Limitations: Some monitors or TVs might not fully support 120Hz or have specific settings that need adjusting.
Step-by-Step Guide to Enable 120 FPS in Fortnite on PS5
Ensure Your PS5 is Updated
1. Update System Software:
• Go to Settings on your PS5.
• Navigate to System System Software System Software Update and Settings.
• Select Update System Software to ensure your PS5 is running the latest version.
Set Your Monitor to 120Hz
2. Check Monitor/TV Compatibility:
• Ensure your display supports 120Hz refresh rate and has an HDMI 2.0 or higher port.
3. Adjust PS5 Display Settings:
• Go to Settings Screen and Video Video Output.
• Set Enable 120Hz Output to Automatic.
• Ensure Resolution is set appropriately, usually 1080p or 4K, depending on your display’s capabilities.
Enable 120 FPS in Fortnite
4. Launch Fortnite:
• Open Fortnite on your PS5.
5. Adjust In-Game Settings:
• Go to the main menu and select Settings.
• Navigate to the Video tab.
• Set Frame Rate Limit to 120 FPS.
• Ensure Performance Mode is enabled if available.
Additional Tips for Stable 120 FPS
6. Optimize Network Settings:
• A stable and fast internet connection is crucial for maintaining high FPS in online games. Consider using a wired connection for more reliable performance.
7. Adjust Other Game Settings:
• Lower settings like shadows, effects, and post-processing if you experience any performance drops. These adjustments can help maintain a stable 120 FPS.
8. Monitor and TV Settings:
• Ensure your monitor or TV has Game Mode enabled to reduce input lag and enhance performance.
• Check your monitor or TV’s user manual for any additional settings that could improve performance.
Troubleshooting Common Issues
I Don’t See the 120 FPS Option:
• Double-check your display’s refresh rate setting in the PS5 settings.
• Ensure your HDMI cable supports high-speed data transfer (HDMI 2.0 or higher).
Performance Drops or Stutters:
• Make sure your PS5 is well-ventilated to prevent overheating.
• Close any other applications or downloads running in the background.
Display Not Showing 120Hz:
• Verify that your monitor or TV firmware is up-to-date.
• Some monitors require manual enabling of the 120Hz setting through their own menus.
FAQs
1. Can I Enable 120 FPS Without a 120Hz Monitor?
• Technically, you can enable the setting, but you won’t experience the benefits of 120 FPS without a 120Hz display. For the best experience, using a 120Hz monitor or TV is recommended.
2. Do I Need a Special HDMI Cable for 120 FPS?
• Yes, you need an HDMI 2.0 or higher cable to support 120Hz at high resolutions.
3. Will Enabling 120 FPS Affect My Game’s Visual Quality?
• Enabling 120 FPS might lower some graphical settings automatically to maintain performance. However, the increased smoothness usually outweighs the slight decrease in visual fidelity.

[@EpicPlayz253]

My Fortnite doesn’t show 120fps mode

[@Marzt.-.]

Update it or deleted and download again

[@Feeeshsticksfn]

Your monitor or tv isnt 120 hz

[@EpicPlayz253]

It’s fixed now the monitor wasn’t putting every frame and I changed a setting on the monitor

[@Orangejuctice]

@@EpicPlayz253nice

[@Coolkid78134]

How annoying does it work?

[@Bobwinkleberry]

I did everything you said but it doesn’t show and I know my tv supports it cause I play 120fps on Xbox so????

[@Orattack]

Thanks 🙏

[@drechoppavlogs8349]

Hello

[@timurshevchenko3827]

when i use 120hz in fortnite why my screen is like shadow little bit how to fix at

[@Yaboi_sal]

That’s ray traycing. Higher graphics

[@Galaxy_PlayY]

No​@@Yaboi_sal

[@justicestaples5739]

I only have a 100hz monitor can I still bump my 60 hz that I’m playing on right now to 100 which is my max on my monitor or does it have to be 120

[@Veeriale]

120

[@eimearcasey9676]

I don't have the 120fps mode setting😢

[@icodxslayeri8943]

Hold up hold up this is very weird I can use 120Hz on my tv with my cbox series S But the Ps5 Will not use 120hz on the same tv Its very annoying

[@Chocolateiscandy]

I know i think its the hdmi cable

[@rxgions]

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[@user-th2ik5is7i]

Same

[@aim2edit]

​@@rxgions yes it is you need a hdmi 2.1 cable

[@rxgions]

@@aim2edit u have to have a 120hz or higher also not just cable

[@Dno_keed]

Didn’t help

[@loliconenjoyer9770]

What did you expect from copium youtuber

[@DaytonIsCoolAndAwesome]

You have to buy a 180hz monitor

[@Smokedjr_2k]

Bc you have a broke ass tv not a monitor😂

[@Notrustjoefn102]

@@Smokedjr_2k🍆🚴

[@ericksantoyo6205]

@@Smokedjr_2ki got a 200hz and it doesnt show for me

[@robsonroku2691]

It still dosent work bc I think my tv dosent support it or I don’t have a 2.0 hdmi port

[@tesorogild4434]

U have monitor 120 hz or more?

[@youtubegamerizaiahchannel5148]

It doesn’t let me do that

[@bonqisha]

Will 165 hz work too?

[@josh_craxx6227]

No

[@keltis_]

@@josh_craxx6227 why

[@cushl-rd3vz]

The refresh rate on ur monitor or TV dosnt matter this guy dosnt do a good job of explaining that 120hz dosnt equal 120fps so yes it will

[@Ap-gzz]

Because 120hz is the max when using hdmi cable u need to use a display port that supports more hz but the ps5 doesnt havea display port

[@darren_yt470]

He's talking about 120HZ on PS5 and he is playing on 240HZ

[@ericadennis8818]

Does not say

[@Pengi_vr22]

I don’t have vrr

[@rhodganaden2675]

Smae

[@DragonNajib]

on fortnite is works but not on other games

[@RacinMayson]

It did not show option to turn on 120 fps

[@user-ki1kv8rb3z]

You need a monitor 144hz

[@muhammadaminaminbayev7682]

imma tell you something. it wont work if your mointor doesnt have the feature to turn on 120 fps

[@cushl-rd3vz]

Not how that works🤦‍♂️

[@rxgions]

@@cushl-rd3vzyes it is dummy 😂

[@YnmYnm-i8s]

@@rxgionsur the dummy because hes right u have to have 120 hz unlocked to have that fps on that monitor

[@rxgions]

@@YnmYnm-i8s oh I see what you mean my bad the guy who made the comment made it hard

[@malekelmahdy148]

I play the Samsung TV 😂❤

[@puupipr8987]

Hello