XB1X / XBSX How to run ATMOS and 120FPS at the same time????

Hello, Alexandru R. I’m Arturo, and I’ll be glad to provide assistance with your inquiry today.

By looking at the monitor description, the manufacturer said it has an HDMI 2.0 port.
However, they don’t state if 120Hz is available through HDMI and DisplayPort or just via DisplayPort.

You may want to contact Dell support to review this.

If they confirm 120Hz can be enabled via HDMI, you should be able to set 120Hz in your console, but not at 4K.

Thanks for your attention,

Arturo.

Yep, in compatible games that monitor can do 1080p at 120FPS with a Series X, as confirmed in this RTINGS review: -

https://www.rtings.com/monitor/reviews/dell/g2722hs

I would shop around though, cos there may be better options for Xbox use at a similar price.

Hey Junkstar,

I split your question from the
thread you originally posted on since it is dated a few months back, and that way we can answer your question directly.

Dolby Atmos for headsets on Xbox One is designed so that all audio is optimized for that headset, which means the audio settings for your Dolby Atmos home audio system doesn't take effect to allow the headset to utilize the audio technology to provide the
best quality of audio for the headsets. By design it doesn't seem like you can use the Dolby Atmos technology for your home surround sound system and your headsets at the same time.

Apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused.

with a 5.1 speaker setup you cant have atmos, dont use it.

5.1.2 is the minimal speaker setup for real atmos, and a atmos suporting receiver

dts x works with 5.1 speaker systems, atmos not

I have the same thing going on. I also have a Sony strdn1080 and actually swapped it for another thinking it was the amp. I get the same popping sound while pausing demos from the Dolby access app or when playing a game that is encoded in Dolby Atmos like
Assassins Creed Origins. I was losing my mind until I found out other people were having the same issue. I even had the Dolby Access demos just stop playing sound all together once.