I accidentally changes by FPS to 120 and my monitor does not support it. My screen went all...

Hello Tia M, My name is David. I am an independent advisor, happy to help you today.

I'm sorry you're experiencing this issue. Here are some steps you could follow to resolve it:

Restart your console: Sometimes a simple restart can solve many technical problems.
Change the settings on a different monitor: If you have access to another monitor that supports 120 FPS, you can try connecting your console to that monitor and change the FPS settings to a value that your original monitor can support.
Change settings in safe mode: Some consoles have a safe or low-resolution mode that you can access during startup that allows you to change console settings.
Reset console settings: As a last resort, you might consider resetting your console settings to factory defaults. Please note that this could erase any unsynced data in the cloud.

Thank you for your kindness and understanding! Please feel free to let me know if you need anything else.

Best regards.

I'm getting a 120 hz monitor and I'm wondering if I can run 120 hz on my xbox one s fortnite. It gives me the option in my settings on my xbox one s but my TV doesn't support 120 hz so I'm buying a monitor. I don't want to buy the

Monitor if I can't run 120hz. And does fortnite have a fps cap where I can't run 120hz?

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To a degree you don't need a tv that supports HDMI 2.1 to play supported games 120 FPS.

I bought a 4k/HDR LG tv about three years ago and it's HMDI 2.0 but it doesn't support 120FPS at 4k but if I went into the settings of my Xbox Series S and X and changed the resolution from 4k to 1080p I can then set FPS to 120 as my consoles tell me I can play 120 FPS games at 1080p.

I fixxed it by changing my monitor to fps mode and disable freesync premium on the monitor itself. Now I am at 1440p@120hz on xbox series x

Be that is it may, it's not a true 120Hz, not for fully smooth gameplay anyway.

Most games promising 120 fps don't fully get there. This means that when the frame rate drops below 120fps, the game will no longer be in-sync with monitor refresh, the result will be screen tearing and judder/stutter.

That's why Free-Sync was created.

I'm wondering the same thing. I bought yesterday the asus VG27WQ1B. It's a 1440p 165hz curved monitor. My series x sees it as a 4k 60, 1440p 120, 1440p 60, 1080p 120 and 1080p 60 capable. Screen. If I select 4k and open the monitor osd, it shows 2160p 60. Even if I go to YouTube and open stats for nerds, the viewport shows 2160p. If I select 1440p 120 (the reason I bought it in the first place) and I go to calibrate hdr in the Xbox settings, the display automatically changes to 2160p 60 hdr on.

Definitely don't get no signal and like you said, "you wouldn't be able to activate a mode that your monitor doesn't support"

Did I accidentally just bought a monitor that has best of both worlds?