120 fps on 144hz monitor?

Hi,

Not 'any monitor' no. They need to be be pretty much exactly 120Hz over HDMI. Forget the other refresh rates, 144Hz and beyond are PC refresh rates for PC connected via Display Port. Just because a display says 144Hz, 166Hz or whatever, doesn't mean it will support 120Hz when connected to an Xbox Series X.

However, monitor's have become really popular for console owners since the latest machines launched in 2020. There are loads of reviews of monitors that have been proven to work on Xbox Series X|S consoles.

https://www.eurogamer.net/digitalfoundry-best-gaming-monitor-7003

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/best/xbox-series-x-s



Also, YouTube is a great source of reviews and recommendations for displays for the Xbox Series X|S console. Ignore the reviews that are for PC unless they specifically show the monitor working on a console.

Lastly, bear in mind that unlike TV's, most monitors do not have built in speakers. To achieve sound without headphones will require you to connect a set of PC speakers via the monitors built in 3.5mm headphone jack.

https://www.techpowerup.com/304572/...7g1r-is-an-elite-smart-display-for-gamers?amp

Is this Monitor capable of 1440p 120 fps for Xbox series s

Make sure you're plugging it into the HDMI 2.0 port and not the HDMI 1.4 port, you may be in the wrong one.

And also, some monitors just don't support 1440p at 120-144hz, some only support it at 1080p 120-144hz. It's an HDMI and screen limitation.

Oh okay, but i can’t turn 120 fps on a low résolution ? I Know we must to have 2.1 hdmi for 4k120fps, and my motion rate is 120 , its not good ? , so i cant have any 120 fps mode ? , i dont understand wy Samsung Bride this .thank for your repons

Motion rate doesn't make your TV 120hz,

Your TV is a 60hz display with a 120hz motion rate, motion rate is more for watching movies or fast action sports from my understanding, making fast running/moving images look smoother and less blurry,

I also have a 4K Samsung TV, which is a 60hz display that has a 120hz motion rate,

It doesn't matter what resolution you choose 1080p / 4K, if it's a 60hz display, the most you'll get is 60 fps

The LG CX is the best TV for Series X at the moment or your going to be looking at a PC Gaming monitor where you can get 1080p 144hz / 1440p 144hz or 4K 144hz,

with 1080p and 1440p 144hz monitors you can get to play at 120hz which will get you to 120fps for games on Series X, 4K is more demanding and most games will be locked to 60 fps at 4K on Series X.

I just bought a BenQ. It is a great monitor but it will not do 1440p@120 on the Xbox 1x.
EX3203R 32" Curve HDR 144Hz Gaming Monitor, WQHD, Freesync2, Ultra Slim Bezel, Brightness Intelligence, USB-C.