Xbox currently does not support monitors in the range of 61-119Hz. Will the Series S/X...

right, well that sucks a bit then, think microsoft could add it in as a range really as xbox one s supports upto 120 so anything under that should technically work.

I understand you're saying the VRR operates in a range. My monitor still displays it's refresh rate on it's menu independently of the Xbox. If it's receiving a 40hz or a 70 hz or a 90Hz it tells me.

If I'm on my PC and enable VRR my monitor display shows 1440p/75.

On the Xbox with VRR enabled it dispalys 1440p/60. This tells me the range is being limited from 48-60. It is not outputting a higher refresh of 75Hz in VRR. If it did my monitors signal would change.

EDIT: I found a reddit thread saying the same thing as well for the monitor: VG245. It has a 40-75Hz range, but confirmed only 40-60Hz works on Xbox.

you cant change refresh rate when vrr is enabled as the console is using variable refresh rate, if you get me, so you set at 60, you enable vrr then it ignores the 60 as you cannot change that or access that setting when vrr is enabled.

144hz is all good but really only runs over display port, 120 is over hdmi unless said hsmi is the new standard of 2.1.

the series s will only support 120 1440 and even then some of the games won't run at that high of a framerate.

if your monitor does have freesync, then enable this as it should run upto your monitors max refresh rate, as when VRR is enabled you cannot alter the refresh rate settings.

Yeah, just replying again because I went and tried this out. I used my monitors menu setting to view the current Hz and resolution being displayed.

Unfortunately, even with VRR on the monitor does not change from 60Hz to 75Hz. So, Xbox VRR does not support it, otherwise my monitors display setting would have changed. So, I'm still capped at 60Hz.