All TVs are at least 60Hz, but some are 120Hz (capable of showing twice as many frames per second), or can even hit 144Hz.

1. I made sure that the TV had a refresh rate of 120Hz, as that’s the rate needed to support 120fps gaming. 2. I wanted to see if it had a dedicated Game Mode or at least gaming-centered technology ...

However in a great example of a new technology outrunning what's available on another technology that's needed to support it, even the current best OLED 4K TVs can't all handle 120fps gaming.

You're a winner with 4K/120fps With 4K/120fps as specified in HDMI 2.1, our TVs give you smooth and clear movement for responsive gameplay. Smooth, responsive gaming in 4K at 120fps and 120Hz With ...

Our favorite high-end TV just dropped to a new historical price low ahead of Black Friday. Amazon is offering the 65" LG Evo ...

Cameras are working perfectly with 1080@24fps. For our application we need framerate of 120fps at 320x240px, which is a supported mode of sensor. Is this also supported with ducati? (Low resolution ...

DS90UB953A-Q1 only supports 2.3M@60fps. May I ask whether this series of ser and deser chips can support 1920*1080@120fps, 12bits scenes Thank you for reaching out. The 2.3MP 60fps reference in the ...