New TV for Xbox One X, Freesync & 144 Hz

kassj0peja · May 5, 2018

I need to buy a new monitor. Is it worth to spend more money on Freesync and 144 Hz if I want to use it for my X as well.

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xXTof68Xx · May 5, 2018

witch freesync monitor for xbox one x?

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i want to buy the new xbox one x. At same time i want to buy a new monitor for my pc. I would like to know witch freesync monitor is compatible whit the xbox one x whit hdr and freesync.

thanks

Marvin14S · May 5, 2018

I've got a 1440p monitor with freesync 2.0. I am unable to activate variable refresh rate option .

Hi , as what i stated above, i am unable to activste free sync on my xbox one x console. I am using a prism+ 1440p 100hz freesync 2 monitor.

A game specialist from Xbox then told me that i need to install the xbox insider programe and do the test free sync quest .however , after installong the insider programe, there was no test free sync quest option. Please help.

Regards

Magan
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Hey Magan,

The Xbox Insider is still in beta. So, it means that there might be bugs on certain features. I suggest to wait until the official updates comes and try that freesync. The other part is that you might need to lower the Hz on your monitor since the maximum
Hz support for the console games is 60Hz.

Test FreeSync on Xbox One and Tell Us What You Think - Xbox Wire

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Internet Expert · May 6, 2018

The latest system update adds 120Hz and Freesync support to the Xbox One X. However, as far as I know, all games are capped to 30/60Hz at best. You'll have to wait for the game developers to individually update their games with support for these features
-- I would expect this transition to take quite a bit of time, and vary greatly with each game.

For now, getting this type of monitor now means it's going to be under-utilized. I'd suggest waiting until your favorite game gets updated with support (and by then, you might find better deals on monitors).

Internet Expert

The latest system update adds 120Hz and Freesync support to the Xbox One X. However, as far as I know, all games are capped to 30/60Hz at best. You'll have to wait for the game developers to individually update their games with support for these features
-- I would expect this transition to take quite a bit of time, and vary greatly with each game.

For now, getting this type of monitor now means it's going to be under-utilized. I'd suggest waiting until your favorite game gets updated with support (and by then, you might find better deals on monitors).

Toddzilla In L.A.

If you use freesync at 120HZ will it bit just lower the HZ down to 60 to match the game FPS anyway?

Freesync only supports up to 60hz on the xbox one x

Redd_85

Hello i am having the same issue here. And i do see that the monitor supports these outputs. I currently have can someone please look into this:

Monoprice 27in Zero-G Gaming Monitor – 2560x1440p, WQHD, 144Hz, 1ms, FreeSync, HDR Support, 400nits, HDMI, DisplayPort, TN

This is the actual monitor: https://www.monoprice.com/product?p...mhmdsxbuhYEjLsdZKLaoCtsKMjiMwmPhoCllYQAvD_BwE

support:

HDMI 2.0: 50 ~ 144 Hz

HDMI 1.4: 50 ~ 75 Hz

DisplayPort 1.2: 50 ~ 144 H

RoyFoxxx

Thank you for your reply.
Although I checked the manual, it is compatible with 48-144 Hz and Free-Sync with HDMI 2.0.

Is the HDMI cable bad?
However, we are confirmed that PC can output 144 Hz.

Farscape247

HDMI 1.4 is suitable for supporting 144 Hz at a resolution up to 1080p. However, there are some specific monitors that can only support up to 120 Hz at 1080p resolution. So, you should check that first if your monitor is capable of handling 144 Hz over HDMI.

New TV for Xbox One X, Freesync & 144 Hz