Xbox one x vrr issue

I had the same issue using a Denon hdmi 2.1 AVR. I solved it using VRR with 120hz, but I have a hdmi 2.1 tv and a Series X, not One X. I guess you are stuck with 4k without vrr or full hd 120 and vrr. Another solution is to connect the Xbox directly to the tv and use arc/earc for audio, but One X does not support 4k 120hz, so you are stuck with full hd 120 if you use vrr.

I have a acer et322qkv and yes I made sure it wasn't off. I tried a different hdmi too. I tried reseting my xbox, unplugging my monitor, tried a different hdmi cable, unplugged my xbox waited 10 secs and I reset the settings on my monitor too and the VRR
box is still greyed out. I don't know why it's acting this way now when it was working in the past.

Hi Vilehell,

What monitor are you using and have you taken a look on your monitor settings to ensure that Freesync has not been disabled/switched off?

Also try using a different HDMI port on the monitor if possible to see if that helps.

If you want I can also share some troubleshooting steps to do in your console just to cover everything

Let me know

Hi and thanks for reaching Microsoft Xbox gamer's community. My name is Josef.

I'm an Independent Advisor and a Microsoft Xbox user like you.

Hope you're doing great today despite this buddy

Could be an incompatibility between your specific TV model and the console.

To cover everything from your side, are you using the HDMI 2.1/2.0 port and high speed HDMI cable?

Or, if you have a different TV that supports VRR. Did you test on that one?

In my opinion, VRR is not a game changer with a Xbox One X. Due to most games are optimized to run at the specified FPS (and most games runs at 30 fps in 4K)