Does the HP X27q support 1440p 120hz on Xbox Series X? It's listed as 10 bit 8 bit plus FRC.

Hi, I'm , an Independent advisor and I can surely help you.

Don't worry we will work on this together. That's a good question. Yes, it can give that frame rate.

you completely missed the target with this one, to much eggnog yeah.

the xbox series x will not allow the OP to select 1440p at 120hz.

OP - the monitor must have proper vesa timings listed in its edid for the xbox to use, if it does not list 1440p 120hz in the edid for hdmi then the xbox will not use it.

Until you don't proof me this specific monitor (Xiaomi Mi Curved 34) enables 1440p@120hz with Xbox Series X, your comment is meaningless.

Yeah, there are some monitors with 1440p@120hz support for Xbox series s/x, that simply doesn't mean that ANY 1440p+ monitor with 120hz+ (especially 144hz+) can do it. Period.

I've tried everything, that (1440p@120hz) simply doesn't work with that monitor. I've already listed every step I've tried, I'm not gonna write it again.

Please read previous comments before posting the same dried comments...

Hi I just wanted to let you know I have studied the xbox one x and 4k hdr thing since I bought my one x and 4k qled tv. Hdmi 2.0 only supports:

4k in 60 hz

1440 in 120hz if you have 120hz panel

1080p at 120hz with 120 panel

720p at 120hz with 120 panel

Don't remember 480i but who cares. Lol

I also wanted to mention most budget 10 bit displays are really just 8bit+frc (frame rate control). They claim to be 10 bit, but it is really just light tricks the tv uses to fake true hdr. This allows the tv to accept the 10 bit signal, but if you find
yourself fiddling with tv and xbox settings with an 8bit+ panel know that it will never look right. That is because it isnt true 10 bit hdr.

P.s. I have a Samsung 55 q60r 4k smart qled.

Without display 1.4 support there is no reason to target 1440p at 120hz. Only screens are able to do this have 4k 120hz with HDMI2.1.

Hi,

Sorry you feel this way, but that is not true. There are compatibility issues with monitors and the Series X/S sure, but there are some monitors that can do 1440P 120Hz via HDMI 2.0 without issues.

The Five listed here from Rtings.com can all support 120Hz @ 1440P over HDMI 2.0.

I have also seen on here that the Samsung G7 can also do 1440P @120Hz effortlessly.

Just because your monitor doesn't work doesn't Microsoft were lying.

Also there is a lot more to the Series X than just a fast SSD. It has a GPU at least twice as fast as the Xbox One X and a CPU 3x faster. The Series X also has Raytracing.