Hi, thanks for your question. The PS5’s VRR range is 48Hz to 60Hz if you set the PS5 to 60Hz, so there’s not a big VRR range there. However, if the frame rate of a game dips somewhere between 48fps and 60fps you’ll have a smoother experience with VRR on.
Hi, the two are very evenly matched when it comes to input lag and motion blur at 60Hz, you likely won’t notice a difference between the two. While they have the same capabilities with the Xbox, the G2724D actually has an edge with the PS5, as it supports VRR at 4k @ 60Hz, while the ASUS doesn’t.
So, xg27acs performs better gaming on console ? Because most console game is 60h
z.
Hi, the two are very evenly matched when it comes to input lag and motion blur at 60Hz, you likely won’t notice a difference between the two. While they have the same capabilities with the Xbox, the G2724D actually has an edge with the PS5, as it supports VRR at 4k @ 60Hz, while the ASUS doesn’t.
Hi, thanks for your question. The PS5’s VRR range is 48Hz to 60Hz if you set the PS5 to 60Hz, so there’s not a big VRR range there. However, if the frame rate of a game dips somewhere between 48fps and 60fps you’ll have a smoother experience with VRR on.
What is advantage of VRR support 4k 60hz? I
Hi, the two are very evenly matched when it comes to input lag and motion blur at 60Hz, you likely won’t notice a difference between the two. While they have the same capabilities with the Xbox, the G2724D actually has an edge with the PS5, as it supports VRR at 4k @ 60Hz, while the ASUS doesn’t.
So, xg27acs performs better gaming on console ? Because most console game is 60h z.