Is PS5 VRR Support HDMI 2.1 Only? Why Not Support FreeSync Too?

[@GavinAeilts]

So this video just finally allowed me to understand why my brother's freesync/ g-sync monitor doesn't work with our PS5.

[@iamastrangeloop96]

Chiming in to say that my lg 27gp850-B monitor (1440p 180hz) supports freesync over hdmi 2.0 and works on Xbox but not ps5 - very frustrating!! I primarily run it as a pc monitor with gsync compatible DisplayPort vrr, and not being able to use that feature on the PS5 seemingly arbitrarily is incredibly annoying

[@ibleminen]

weird I have a samsung q70r that also is hdmi 2.0, that works with the ps5 vrr. Though it's only possible on one of the ports and my hdmi port is also a 2.0b spec.

[@willx27]

Mine only supports VRR at 60hz, 1440p 120hz doesnt give me the option to enable it. Using the Series X HDMI 2.1 cable.

[@omarninopequeno]

Yep, I was going to point out my LG monitor as well. It does support VRR over HDMI, but my PS5 won't use it because it's HDMI 2.0. Very frustrating indeed.

[@alandiegovillalobos]

Just bought a 2.1 legion monitor after watching this. Currently running a office 60hz monitor. 😅 trying it out tomorrow. Can’t wait!

[@-pp-]

Same monitor same shit

[@Wes_Trippy4life]

"Exclamation point" 😭💀💀💀💀

[@not.an.operator]

This is why i really wish PC monitors would start to use hdmi 2.1

[@gameison4813]

my 27' oled got it and I'm kinda forced to use it. Had some weird issues on display port with some flickering white vertical lines and no issue with hdmi

[@-.Oz.-]

They do though… A lot of the latest ones have it, though their prices are in the high side

[@not.an.operator]

@@-.Oz.- that's exactly the problem, none of the gaming monitors that the masses are buying support it. I waited and waited for a decent 2.1 monitor that's less than $900 to come out. Never did so I went with the smallest x85k instead

[@ToxMod]

PC Master Headaches

[@ChrisAzure]

Or if you're a PlayStation user, ask Sony to actually do things properly.

[@willx27]

I had the VGA adapter for 360 and played on a 1024x768 screen and it was amazing. Everything was insanely sharp and crisp.

[@Pawnband]

Another cool thing about the VGA cable is that a lot of TVs at the time were 1366x768 and you could output a native res.

[@Pruflas-Watts]

It was absolutely insane how crisped it looked with the VGA adapter. Even the Xbox 360 running on component cables to my RCA Tru flat 32 inch CRT TV looked phenomenal. The sheer amount of resolution and display type supports the 360 had was insane. The original Xbox also had a VGA 3rd party adapter that looked freaking awesome

[@amzgamingx]

Solid question its so annoying when i see screen tearing

[@MichaelM28]

Unless you're playing Elden Ring you shouldn't get any tearing with HDMI forum VRR on PS5

[@amzgamingx]

horizon forbidden west with vvr on in the desert got me tearing.

[@mr.selfimprovement3241]

*[Obligatory Daily Reaction Comment to the video title before watching]:* Because Sony wants to sell you those TVs and Monitors! 😎

[@ToxMod]

Sony tvs are the best in the market. Sony flagship tvs always win the yearly tv shoot out over at Value Electronics, ask for Robert.

[@KillahMate]

That's a kneejerk reaction sure, but it's also accurate. Sony never adds any video feature to Playstation that they don't support on their own displays - they added 1440p because they had their first range of 1440p gaming monitors being released at the time. They waited _over a year_ to add VRR to PS5 because they had trouble patching VRR into their TV firmware, and they refused to have PS5 provide a feature that competing TVs had but Sony TVs didn't. Microsoft doesn't care because they don't sell TVs or sound bars or amps, so the Xbox just supports everything. (This is not particularly a compliment to Microsoft, if they _did_ sell TVs they would be doing the same thing as Sony.)

[@mr.selfimprovement3241]

@@KillahMate The irony is that is that while my comment is a joke post - I actually agree that there is some truth there.

[@FatfighterXD1]

Sony's TV division very specifically advertises their high end TVs as "ps5 certified" or sum shit and most plebs who don't understand tech will buy it to plug their ps5 into

[@VIP._.GAMING]

@@KillahMate both don't care gamers they just want money it's shame to sony over 30bilion playstation revenue can't give us more visual/display settings

[@AdamH7]

PS5 only supports HDMI Forum VRR which works by embedding the clock data in the FRL (fixed rate link) pipe. This technique only came about when the HDMI 2.1 specification was being established but it actually isn't exclusive to 2.1, some HDMI 2.0 devices with 18Gbps bandwidth actually got FRL and could use HDMI Forum VRR. This is a very small number of devices and not at all a common occurrence, so that's why there's a small few 2.0 displays that support VRR on PS5, the vast majority do not.

[@007Junior]

do you know if the aw2723df is capable of using vrr @ 1440p?

[@AdamH7]

@@007Junior Not on PS5

[@fwabble]

@@AdamH7 PS5 is a piece of shit. And it doesn't even need more reasons beyond this

[@segasdreamer]

I got VRR to work on my Samsung Odyssey G8 by turning on Freesync Premium Pro. So I think it matters on how the console sees the monitor's features.

[@Viking_Cookie]

One thing I will say about the PS3 compared to the 360 my brother had, I could get analogue audio out at the same time as HDMI video and use an HDMI to DVI-D cable, so I could use my 1080p DVI monitor and my Creative PC speaker set-up which only had analogue input. Didn't buy an HDTV until 2014 because of that. I seem to recall the analogue out cable thing for his model of 360 blocked the HDMI port. I ended up getting him a VGA + stereo phono cable as a present. PS3 over RGB SCART is still my favourite digital media player for my 15KHz widescreen CRT, sending digital audio to my (non-Creative) speakers.

[@HardyDimension]

Initially, I thought the same. It must be HDMI 2.1 if you want to use the VRR for PS5. However, there is a monitor from Dell (model G2724D) where it can support VRR even it is HDMI 2.0! Turns out it seems as long as the monitor supports HDMI Forum VRR then the VRR works for PS5.

[@Zinkolo]

I had no idea VRR only worked on 2.1 That explains why it doesn't work on my monitor, Sony's stupid restrictions don't allow 1440P either unless I pass it through my capture card!

[@corey_massey]

Apparently you have no idea that PS5 supports 1440p on any 1440p display either....

[@Pruflas-Watts]

What? PS4 has been updates to output in 1440p well since 2022 dude.

[@VIP._.GAMING]

use EDID fix that issue

[@fwabble]

It's a BAD product vs XSX - NO contestation warranted

[@0x8badbeef]

This HDMI nonsense is another reason why I gave up on consoles. Also a few years ago I started to get DisplayPort devices which showed me that video can be reliable. HDMI cables have given me many issues. Some work with some devices while some don't. Thick cables versus thin cables? Short versus long? Results vary depending on device. But no issues with DisplayPort.

[@ronthorn3]

lol you give up real fast

[@cosbusta]

It's a fucking mess really. In some 2.0 monitors it works, in some it doesn't. They went out of the way to update the PS5 for monitor use only to half-ass it in the end. Huge disappointment for me as I bought a brand new 1440p144 monitor last year and it doesn't fucking work.

[@VIP._.GAMING]

what monitor do you use?

[@cosbusta]

@@VIP._.GAMING LG 27GN800-B

[@VIP._.GAMING]

you enabled v-sync or free-sync in monitor settings?

[@cosbusta]

@@VIP._.GAMING I've fiddled with all settings, obvious or not. I don't think it's a settings issue.

[@VIP._.GAMING]

@@cosbusta some tvs work vrr over hdmi 2.0 Also some monitors do but not all that’s shame to Sony can’t fix that

[@FollowTheSonChrist]

Dell’s 27 inch monitor G2724D supports VRR on PS5

[@kevboard]

it is misleading to say it only works on HDMI 2.1 HDMI Forum VRR was an optional feature since HDMI 2.0. some Samsung TVs (like my previous one before upgrading to an OLED) supported HDMI VRR even tho they only had HDMI 2.0 ports. it only supported it on the first HDMI port, but it worked flawlessly although, HDMI 2.1 and 2.0 are now both considered/called 2.1, as the 2.0 version was lumped in with 2.1 for some reason.

[@jollama]

Didn’t realize 18 Gbps = 48 Gbps

[@ZeitGeist_TV]

4K 120 only works over 2.1 and even though Sony now supports 1440p it's VRR lower range is 48hz vs lower 40hz for Xbox.

[@kevboard]

@@jollama well, according to the HDMI Forum HDMI 2.0 is also 2.1 now... all the features like the bandwidth, VRR etc. are features a 2.1 port can support, but doesn't have to to be HDMI 2.1. noone knows why they did this, it's confusing as hell...

[@kevboard]

@@ZeitGeist_TV yes but 1440p 120hz works on 2.0 as well. given that basically no game actually runs at above 1440p at 120fps, a 2.0 port is in theory perfectly fine for a PS5... as long as the screen supports VRR and 120hz at 1440p of course. my old Samsung HDMI 2.0 TV supported Freesync Ultimate on all ports, HDMI Forum VRR on port 1, and 120hz at 1440p, and 60hz at 4K on all ports. a TV like that would be fine for a PS5 user as I said

[@ZeitGeist_TV]

@@kevboard I'm very aware that it works on 2.0 I have a Samsung TV which has HDMI 2.0 I said Sony system isn't using freesync which goes to 40hz which Xbox supports on PS5 only goes as low as 48hz for is VRR regardless the HDMI spec 2.0-2.1.

[@hectorrivera4854]

I'm confused because I have a TCL 55-Inch 6-Series QLED that only has HDMI 2.0 inputs. My PS5 recognizes the VRR and says it's supposed. I can turn the vrr on and if I click the Roku remote during games, it will say "VRR" in the info box. Is the VRR not working and it's lying to me?

[@ronthorn3]

Why does it lie?!

[@cvzone]

HDMI is a mess. EVERY feature is separately. You can have HDMI VRR with an 18Gbps Port. By the rules of the HDMI org this makes your Port already „HDMI 2.1“, even it cannot support 4K120.

[@ItsIcedDonut]

Sony only gives the VRR option to monitors with a VRR certification (which is different to V sync and G sync). This usually only happens in hdmi 2.1 displays with the odd 2.0 displays having it

[@ItsIcedDonut]

​@@cvzoneare you saying hdmi 2.1 doesnt support 4k@120hz?

[@VIP._.GAMING]

@@ItsIcedDonut if monitor have adaptive-sync could work vrr on ps5 via hdmi 2.0 ?

[@ericcosta2666]

My TCL R635 has VRR (which works with the PS5) and has HDMI 2.0 “full bandwidth” ports.

[@ryanshnoztwazzle8605]

I have a 55in samsung tv from 2019, and it has120hz @ 1080p and 1440p, vrr seems to work on games that allow it

[@AdamH7]

Because both Sony and Microsoft removed the optical audio port, I have to use an HDMI audio extractor which results in me losing VRR on both Xbox and PS5. Really frustrating.

[@SAKEWCW]

I have a low end TCL Q650G and it's HDMI 2.0 and PS5 VRR works from 48-60hz in 4K up to 20-120hz in 1080p or 1440p. Other thing is in monitors, normally if they have only HDMI 2.0 they don't have forum VRR so PS5 will not recognize it as VRR capable.

[@VIP._.GAMING]

tcl tvs with hdmi 2.0 work with ps5 vrr even some monitors do but no one know how thats work with some and other not .

[@sylenzZ-80]

Compared to XBox' Series consoles Sony's VRR support is nothing but a bad joke.

[@fwabble]

This.

[@yayayaokoksure]

My freesync hdmi 2.0 tv worked with ps5 for a few hrs. Now it wont.

[@victorvargas9330]

And we're supposed to be impressed/interested with the PS5 Pro?

[@xXCannYXx]

dumb question i have the same problem with my LG 27GP850P-B 180hz monitor can just buy an hdmi to displayport cable and use 120 hz on the ps5 then ? since my monitor has dp 1.4

[@Kraaketaer]

Freesync over HDMI was a thing long before HDMI 2.1, and is still ubiquitous among monitors not fancy enough to actually run HDMI 2.1. Hardly anything unique about that.

[@qwikpanda5518]

My acer monitor has freesync premium should I turn it on or off when on my ps5?

[@Pauly027]

Yeah my gigabyte m28u monitor . These a option to change hdmi versions. 2.0 or 2.1 . What i want to know is whats best tonsetup for warzone . Turn off freesync or stay 2.0 1440p or 1080p . Doesnt matter what i pick after 10 mins of changing i get a lot of screen studder and blur

[@richardheumann1887]

I have a 1080P 144hz monitor with the DP/HDMI limitation thing and I would like to see the comparison you talked about.

[@coffee.coyote]

I had same issue with my 1440p 165Hz monitor with HDMI 2.0. It is frustrating that Sony ignores FreeSync standard. Currently on 4K monitor with HDMI 2.1 no problems at all.

[@robertdunlop5247]

VRR works with my hdmi 2.0 TCL 2019

[@BrunoMael]

Can they update that like they did with 1440p or is it a hardware thing?

[@timmyp6297]

IDk, but the Nukem9 and Puredark DLSS3 mods that give all RTX access to native frame generation, enabling the option in game, sure do!

[@Alpha_1c]

Does anyone know why when freesync is enabled on TV or monitor the colors are washed picture quality looks much low when it's turn it so back normal is there a Fix for this. which one has better inputs, Latency freesync or HDMI 2.1 VRR

[@JustRicardoNL]

Not all 2.1 hdmi work. Lenovo r27q-30 doesnt

[@anthonyrizzo9043]

I wonder how much effort it takes to support these different displays, it would be really sad if it was just some extra lines of code and sony just refuses to do it for generations.

[@yuzupon9998]

I hate how both VRR and 120hz work on PS5. I really hope the PS5 Pro (if it ever comes out) fixes both issues.

[@fwabble]

It fixed nothing - confirmed.

[@ghostazp3377]

The alienware qdoled 1440p has 2.0, but works with all features of the ps5. Its a factor for 4k, 2k not so much

[@cedricksusername]

I have the exact same issue with the ASUS VG27WQ1B, VRR works perfectly on Series S over HDMI, does not work on PS5. Really annoying.

[@Kruz8er]

I bought the Sony X900H way back in the day because of its promised VRR support in a future update. Currently VRR is supported but there is a horrific degradation in image quality on this tv while using VRR, a film like gray haze thats consistently visible, especially the darker the image. When not using VRR, the image is crystal clear and beautiful, it's a double whammy of fail for me. Meanwhile my 2.0 LG 4k monitor has VRR on my series X and looks perfect but not compatible with ps5, and I prefer PS5, so it's definitely frustrating.

[@Michael-jr3gz]

The X900H can't use Local Dimming and VRR at the same time. That's why the image looks washed out

[@Kruz8er]

@@Michael-jr3gz I know what you mean, but thats not it in this case. It almost looks like a defect with the VRR in my tv. Like there's an ever-present film, grainy, dotted film over most of the tv.

[@mikew1080]

​@Kruz8er no, the other user is correct. You're tv doesn't use local dimming with VRR. The backlight is always on when you have the feature enabled. That is why the image deteriorates.

[@Jayjayxxx007]

I have a Samsung Q70r and it works as long as you have the system connected to hdmi 1 port. Why just that port I don’t know. But I was able to get it to work with the freesync ultimate. Found out about it just in time for the ps5 pro. Idk how or why it works when the tv only has hdmi 2. But im hype it does. Tested it with horizon fw and Spider-Man 2

[@Hamishnoandy]

I'm hoping this will solve my issue. I have a Samsung QLED from 2018. Only has HDMI 2.0 but 120hz VRR. Ony series X ran perfectly when I set the series X to 1440p and 120hz. I just traded in the series X for the pro and am devastated the pro has issues refinishing 120hz and VRR. I will most certainly check port 1 and hopefully that it works!

[@Hamishnoandy]

Also when you do the 1440p test on ps5, does it recognise your VRR when you test it

[@Jayjayxxx007]

@@Hamishnoandy you have to turn on freesync ultimate( that’s what I have on the q70r, basic doesn’t work, may be called something different on your tv) on first then the ps5 will have vrr set to automatic. And you can test it in the setting to make sure it is working. Hope this helps and enjoy, I know I am.

[@jonathanbell9349]

I have a ps5 and lg c1 oled. I have a denon receiver that supports vrr and 120 hz. On game optimizer, I get 120hz and vrr for gaming but when I switch to netflix, It shows vrr off and only 60hz. Can anyone tell me why?

[@christianjones3408]

Idkw but my monitor runs rocket league a ps4 game at 120hz with freesync and hdr on ps5 so idk what is wrong

[@florent9555]

And then you see the new asus oled monitors coming out where the cheaper one only has hdmi 2.0 and the more expensive one has hfmi 2.1, as if they know that this issue exist. God forbid that you can use the cheaper one with a ps5 and using the vrr technology

[@gameison4813]

lg 27gs95 here. HDMI 2.1 and scaler that allows to render 4k and downscale it on my 1440p screen

[@wombocorp]

i have a gigabyte g24f2 1080p monitor that has hdmi 2.0 with vrr support that works fine on my pc but not with my ps5, it sucks

[@guysuave85]

He probably has an HDMI 2.0 monitor those support 120hz at 1440p and alll but no allm on ps5

[@SoulMist17]

I've seen hdmi 2.0 monitors that the ps5 work fine with too.

[@xDD90x]

What I find to be even more annoying is how PS5 doesn't support VRR in PS4 games. So even if you have a HDMI 2.1 compliant display, when playing PS5-aware PS4 titles, such as Dying Light and Crysis Remastered, you'll still unavoidably experience occasional frame rate drops. It's needlessly frustrating.

[@Otzchieem]

Damn that’s a heavy tv and monitor. Hmm don’t want to know how much that weighs in dollars. Funny money

[@grcigar9911]

Wonder what Rob Tobias would think?

[@mileskosik472]

One interesting thing is that PS5 still supports 1080i, which even the xbox one didnt support.

[@Bokid24]

Can someone please explain.. my Samsung tv has the exact same freesync capabilities as the monitor I've just purchased. I can confirm 100% My tv is hdmi 2.0 and it can accept vrr at 1440 and 1080p 120hz. Why does my 2.0 monitor not work?

[@Fed-uw5lx]

Your monitor does not have a 2.1 port which is necessary for vrr on ps5. If you had an Xbox or pc you would be able to use vrr, just some shitty design from Sony.

[@Bokid24]

No no it 100% does work its one of the many few 2.0 hdmi that is fully compatible. Samsung q80r

[@corey_massey]

I love when people who claim to be using the latest greatest of technology complain about when that technology becomes the standard. These people tell on themselves about who has been lying and who is telling the truth.

[@markbauermeister5449]

I just bought an LC Power M44-DFHD-120. It's HDMI 2.0 and supports FreeSync Premium over that.

[@VIP._.GAMING]

vrr work on ps5? i select a 1440p 165hz monitor with adaptive sync i want to buy idk it work via hdmi or only displayport , i hope support vrr on ps5

[@markbauermeister5449]

@@VIP._.GAMING This was in response to the video saying TVs with FreeSync should all be HDMI 2.1 anyways. I don't own a PS5 yet so I have no way to test it there, sorry. From the given information, it probably won't.

[@VIP._.GAMING]

@@markbauermeister5449 no problem man , thanks for they replay

[@GhoulZiiLa]

​@@VIP._.GAMINGI think it's not support. My monitor is Lenovo r27qe with HDMI 2.1 can't support VRR and ALLM. You must find the monitor have VRR

[@VIP._.GAMING]

@@GhoulZiiLa Sony's VRR is suck

[@svenk5221]

This amd game pass is the reason I bought a Series X this year on sale for 399€ and play all third party games on that consol which means I only boot it up for GTA online which runs fine amd Helldivers. Sony could make much more money with me if they were not arrogant and stubborn and would release Triple AAA exclusive games like they did last gen. Series X and S are underrated. MS shouldve won this console gen. Much more consumer focussed but everyone just zalks about a handful of bad games that you dont even have to pqy extra for with gamepass.

[@MrAckers75]

Yep had vga for my 360 it looked far better I thought

[@johnjohnson7743]

Just chiming in, I have the vg27aql1a a 1440p 170hz (max and over clocked) monitor, with hdmi 2.0, and the ps5 does not do VRR

[@sainbayars]

I have the exact same monitor. No VRR on ps5 unfortunately. But it works on my PC through display port.

[@johnjohnson7743]

@@sainbayars I should have added that it does have VRR, how do you find the monitor otherwise?

[@sainbayars]

@@johnjohnson7743 HDR is surprisingly good for 400 nits brightness. I mean God of war in HDR feels great. SDR after calibration pretty good. Before calibration just looks bad. I wish it had better speakers but given the price it's understandable I guess.

[@johnjohnson7743]

@@sainbayars yeah this isn’t 400 nits, I did a quick dirty test, comparing max brightness with an iPad Air 2 (415 nits) and an iPhone 8 (625 nits) and it’s way closer to iPhone. I think it’s around 500 nits, but I don’t have a real way to test it. My theory is it’s was supposed to be a HDR 500 monitor but that spec never really happened, because it exceeds all the requirements needed for HDR 400. I don’t know if you’ve done this, but maxing out the brightness in SDR, on the mode you use in HDR, increases that brightness too. I only have a PS5 and PS4 pro hooked up to it, so I don’t bother with SDR, but I did play around with it and yeah that’s not well calibrated out of the box. In all I am very happy for the price though, HDR is obviously entry level, with an IPS screen and four dimming zones, but I love the brights and not having great contrast isn’t a deal breaker for me.

[@KindOldRaven]

I know it's stereotypical but Japanese can be very stubborn on one hand and very progressive at the other :p FromSoftware and their netcode - until recently that was something with even Japanese fighting devs; terrible, terrible. Hell you still can't play Smash Bros online on the Switch with anything resembling a normal connection. Nintendo would sooner tell you to ''go see your friends in real life to play with or against them!'' than have that fixed. Sony being stubborn with VRR and resolutions and isn't anything surprising to me to be honest.

[@boshi9]

PlayStation has little do with Japan at this point. SIE is now headquartered in San Mateo, all engineering is done in the US, etc.

[@KindOldRaven]

@@boshi9 I'll be honest with you - I did not know that! In that case, nevermind haha :p

[@ChrisAzure]

Xbox One, yes the VCR like console, supports FreeSync...Sony its just doing the bare minimum.

[@DarkReturns1]

There was only 8 comments on this video. Now there are 9 :)

[@BrianM78]

I have used PS5 VRR on a Samsung television with hdmi 2.0. 👎

[@MichaelM28]

No you haven't. It must be a HDMI 2.1 TV

[@MichaelM28]

@@johnfrank939No it doesn't. HDMI Forum VRR is HDMI 2.1 only.

[@MichaelM28]

@@johnfrank939Why are the ones who can't spell always the dumbest?

[@FreshChriss]

​​@@MichaelM28 no hdmi vrr was optional with hdmi 2.0 and the samsung tvs that did support that optional feature are compatible without being hdmi 2.1. Stop spreading missinformation pls.

[@mikeuk666]

​@MichaelM28 you really are clueless as other comments about 2.0 here show you

[@erikcarpenter9915]

I have a PS3 hooked up to an HD CRT that supports 480p, 720p, and 1080i. You can change display output in settings never had a problem with it delivering any resolution other than what it’s set to.

[@wamba2097]

I think the point that was being made is that PlayStations typically only stick to the main TV standards whereas Xboxes support those along with a wide range of PC monitor resolutions and standards giving more display options. An Xbox 360 connected via a VGA cable for example offered everything from 640x480 up to 1920x1080.

[@GhoulZiiLa]

LOL The fact is sony too greedy. Using AMD but not allowed AMD technology.

[@jacquesdebruin8858]

This is false, I have a Samsung Q70R and VRR 100% works with ps5 even though it isn't hdmi2.1

[@hiho9149]

What games do you even play on the xbox? I can't think of a single exclusive worth playing on there.

[@messel2959]

Pretty much true, but it's still no excuse for ps5 to not include these features regardless

[@Matthew17veeran]

Lifelong PlayStation user here. Any of the Forza games are reason enough to get an Xbox. Other than that, it's slim pickings.

[@ASx2608]

@@Matthew17veeranhmm no, only forza horizon.

[@RossMalagarie]

Because you can't give all the features you can because then there is nothing new for the ps5 pro😂

[@julianhbk1]

Sir you’ve been in the sun huh?

[@sunnyssundries]

That‘s why I use my Playstations on a TV, and my PC on a monitor, and not the other way round.

[@JoPsyph]

This is the exact same situation for me, got a series s that supports my monitor's vrr but not my ps5 (asus VG2491R) very annoying

[@southsidetherealest2860]

PS5 outdated asf

[@GaryGalahad]

Im using my ps5 via a ROG XG32AQ monitor, which is HDMI 2.0. It does support VRR in ps5's system, and it works fine with those games running within the VRR range, such as Immortals of aveum with FG and WZ2.0, but when i play those games often run below VRR range, such as Dragon's dogma 2. My screen just starts to flash, I can only fix that by turning VRR off

[@mrwalker6026]

Sony make TV's and their debut into the monitor market failed.I think there's your answer.. They want you to purchase their overpriced TV's

[@GhoulZiiLa]

Exactly

[@djtomoy]

I’m sure there a very good reason, Sony very wise indeed 🙏🙏🙏

[@bryanbaldwin151]

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[@lovmn38]

Dammmmmm 😂 sony

[@BillAthey-b1t]

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[@dukajoe]

You would not pick series s over ps5 ER thats nuts

[@jsullivan2112]

Did you watch their testing videos comparing all versions of ER?

[@dukajoe]

@@jsullivan2112 no, but, there is no way you'll convince me, even if smoother, to give up all of the other graphical benefits

[@DoomyRei]

1440p is a waste of time lol I only use 4k I'm on a bloody tv

[@crday3090]

Watching too many of these DF clips will make people stop becoming immersed in their games and only notice frames per second. This is not a pro-gaming channel. This is a nitpicking circle-jerk.

[@noodles9345]

Damn, brutal lol. I don't see it as a big deal but some people do use the information just to cause drama. But that's on the people being weird. The game is what it is regardless of what DF has to say about it. Making a video talking about technical issues doesn't magically manifest them. The problems obviously already existed.

[@femto8402]

Why are you upset? DF is all about technical aspects of video games, and a lot of people care about that. Bad framerate totally fuck my immersion in a game personally, it's great to be easily informed.

[@crday3090]

@@femto8402 I'm not upset, I'm a happy camper! I just like stating facts sometimes.

[@Mark-mu4pj]

You can see it from another view point, people play a game and wonder why it somehow doesn't work or dropping frames/graphics, they look on YT and see a DF video that tells them why, can't get mad at DF for letting people know if a game plays well or not, it's useful info,, it shouldn't be used for console wars tho.

[@noodles9345]

​@crday3090 A difference of opinion I suppose but I would say pointing out the issues is pro gaming. Especially in the PC space. We spend all this money on components because we care about the experiences we are having. We want to buy and play these games but at times the performance detracts from the experience. The issues become magnified when you play game ABC that runs just fine. Then you play XYZ the next day and it's stuttering, crashing, or whatever. Makes it feel even worse. So DF and others point these issues out to bring awareness of what you are spending your money on. Also to hopefully get developers to not make the same mistakes others have made.

[@NikolaiBelinsk1]

Xbox is always ahead when compared to playstation it’s just consumers are slow nowadays and like paying more for less features

[@MichaelM28]

PlayStation is always ahead when compared to xbox it's just xbox fans have always been slow and like paying more for less games

[@MichaelM28]

PlayStation is always ahead when compared to xbox it's just xbox consumers have always been slow and like paying more for less games

[@dwaynethemineraljohnson412]

We still doing console wars?

[@mikeuk666]

​@@MichaelM28 05:40 😂

[@NikolaiBelinsk1]

@@MichaelM28 a majority of the most played games in the world are playable on Xbox

[@MichaelM28]

Xbox needs better VRR considering it can't hold a solid frame-rate most of the time 😂😂😂

[@Mark-mu4pj]

At least it has it 😂

[@MichaelM28]

@@Mark-mu4pjNot like PS5 needs it 😂😂😂

[@mikeuk666]

​@@MichaelM28 imagine being so invested talking about a different toy to your own 😂

[@MichaelM28]

@@mikeuk666 imagine being an xbox fanboy in 2024 😂😂😂

[@MichaelM28]

@@mikeuk666 Imagine being a fake gamer / xbox fan

[@XWXS2]

Thats why ps 5 is dogshit and the worst console from sony

[@theoperator2424]

First e.e

[@mr.selfimprovement3241]

Technically I was first, but I deleted my comment and re-posted a edit. The joke was worth it. 😁