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- My OLED Monitor dream got shattered by VRR flicker
OLED VRR Flicker is so bad at higher FPS that I don't even bother playing non-competitive games past 60 and MFG makes it even worse because it uses Low Latency Ultra Low Latency Having that one will cause massive fps issues resulting in the most insane OLED flicker you'll ever see
- Will we ever get rid of the screen flickering with VRR enabled?
VRR is a game changer With several games now it's been a very welcome feature on consoles and I rather just keep it enabled But one glaring issue is the screen flickering in dark areas Fatal Frame Remake for example and also this walking simulator called Two Falls It doesn't matter if it's
- Why in 2025 is Optimal VRR setup on PC still so convoluted?
I have been using VRR on my PC, PC Handheld, and Consoles for years now but I still cannot understand why PC's Optimal VRR Settings are still needlessly convoluted in 2025
- So, do we have any indication if docked VRR is ever coming . . . - ResetEra
This has confounded me since the Switch 2 launched Early marketing materials indicated VRR for Switch 2 in both docked and handheld modes, and then they were modified to reflect compatibility in handheld only shortly before release if I recall It seemed to me that VRR in docked mode was
- [Digital Foundry] Confirmed: PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro Have VRR . . .
So, what's the problem with PlayStation? The most obvious example of the stuttering issue presenting itself occurs in titles that support 120Hz VRR with unlocked frame-rates - games like The Last of Us Part 1 and 2, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 and Diablo 4, for example What happens is that gameplay works just fine for around 20 minutes, but at some point soon after that, a noticeable stutter
- [DF] Tech Focus: VRR Is Not A Magic Bullet - ResetEra
VRR has been a huge benefit to certain games (on console) but there have definitely been times where I've chosen a fixed 60fps with variable resolution rather than a variable framerate
- Owners Thread - Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box 8K - AVForums
This is a page dedicated to the Philips Hue Play HDMI sync box 8K user This version supports: Supports HDMI 2 1b with HDCP 2 3, up to 8k in 60 hz and 4k in 144Hz, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos and HDR10+ It is compatible with eARC (via HDMI 4), VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) and ALLM (Auto Low
- PSA: VRR issues with PS5 and LG TVs - ResetEra
The microstutter during VRR every 8 seconds seems to be an issue specific to the PS5 Pro BUT there is a separate issue that was introduced on LG C2 G2 with the recent WebOS 24 firmware update, where severe stutter is introduced when using VRR specifically between around 50-70fps
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