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NinFan

Transfer 2 supports VRR only in manual mode

Transfer 2 supports VRR only in manual mode

If you have been in step with news of the different features and functionalities of Nintendo Switch 2, you can recall last month that all references to the VRR have been mysteriously removed from your website, leaving the question openly whether or not the console will support it. Nintendo has now announced a statement in ...

NinFan

Nintendo has now removed all the references to the VRR for TV Play

Nintendo has now removed all the references to the VRR for TV Play

Nintendo has now removed all the traces of VRR -as American, Japanese, Canadian and European places. Performing the removal of the text began yesterday and has been removed since then. Removal was observed by the reporter of the Digital Foundry Oliver Mackenzie, which was initially confused by removing the text from the regional website of ...

oriXone

VRR stuttering problems with PS5 and PS5 Pro

VRR stuttering problems with PS5 and PS5 Pro

In an extensive performance analysis, it was revealed that the PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 5 Pro have to deal with VRR stuttering problems. Digital Foundry reads on: PlayStation 5 and PS5 Pro have VRR stuttering problems! The PlayStation 5 (PS5) received a firmware update in April 2022 that introduced the support for Variable Refresh Rate ...

Geralt of Sanctuary

Playstation 5: VRR is finally coming to the Sony console

Playstation 5: VRR is finally coming to the Sony console

It was promised for a long time, now it’s finally happening. With an upcoming update in the next few days, the Playstation 5 will finally get the long-awaited VRR support. Sony has confirmed that in the coming days, later this week to be precise, an update is coming to the PS5 that will finally support ...

The Boss

Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) Coming This Week

Variable Refresh Rate (VRR) Coming This Week

The variable refresh rate (VRR) will arrive this week at PS5. As revealed long ago, the long-awaited functionality will be offered via a software update in the coming days. This will remove the tearing and jump frames on TVs and monitors that support HDMI 2.1 and VRR. The company announced in the Blog de PlayStation ...