Acer nitro VG240Y M3biip 180hz does it support 120Hz on Xbox series s

Hello, Abosher V. I'm Arturo, a community user like you, and I'll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

I was checking the manufacturer's specification sheet, and Acer don't mention if the HDMI port supports a higher frequency rate or if it's locked to 60Hz.

https://store.acer.com/en-us/23-8-nitro-vg0-gaming-monitor-vg240y-m3biip

So, even if the monitor has HDMI 2.0, which in theory allows you to set 120Hz on your Xbox Series S.
You may want to contact Acer to double-check if only the Display Port connector on this specific monitor allows high frequency rates, or if the HDMI port supports this feature as well.

Acer Support:
https://www.acer.com/us-en/support/contact-acer

Regards,

Arturo.

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first off the game must support 120 Hz, which very few do on series S

It only accepts standard timings

If it doesn't retail for $500, it's not going to Support 120 Hz without shenanigans being played over display port and the GPU carrying the monitor

I have same issue but with my Acer Nitro VG271 144Hz. Xbox series X won’t run at 120Hz 1080p. That must be problem with xbox series x because works perfect with Asus RX480 8GB (144Hz 1080p HDMI2.0). I am very dissapointed. 60hz is a joke.

Hi,

Do you have the Xbox One, or the Xbox Series S? You'd be surprised how many people get the names confused.

If it's an Xbox One S, then that console doe not support 120Hz @ 4K. Also, the HDMI out on the Xbox One S is HDMI 2.0, not 2.1. Only the Xbox Series S and Series X support 4K @ 120Hz via the console settings. The One S is only 1080P.

Bear in mind also, that there are no games for the Xbox One S that do 120Hz (or 120 fps). The 120Hz option is only there to support VRR (variable refresh rate).

If you want to play 120Hz supported games, you will need a Series X. The Series S support of 120Hz games is a lot more limited.

Note that on the Qn95a, only HDMI 4 supports HDMI 2.1

It's a different model so this may not work but worth giving it a go:

https://community.acer.com/en/discu...ypbipx-cannot-output-120hz-from-xbox-series-s