Dear Devs, Hi
As the title says, is it possible to have a rom with higher refresh rate like 70-90 hz refresh rate?
If someone has worked on such project, kindly guide.
Regards.
faryal said:
Dear Devs, Hi
As the title says, is it possible to have a rom with higher refresh rate like 70-90 hz refresh rate?
If someone has worked on such project, kindly guide.
Regards.
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HI,
I was not sure whether to put it in Apps thread of Q & A, but since it was a question, so I thought this would be the appropriate thread.
Anyway I hv seen in some reviews that reviewer uses some kind of frame rates check app which shows frame rates at the top of display, can anyone tl me what app is that?
TheRebel said:
HI,
I was not sure whether to put it in Apps thread of Q & A, but since it was a question, so I thought this would be the appropriate thread.
Anyway I hv seen in some reviews that reviewer uses some kind of frame rates check app which shows frame rates at the top of display, can anyone tl me what app is that?
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Hello.
Excuse me for any grammatical errors.
I bought a Zenblaze Thor 3G, a very good smartwatch, the unique thing that I don't like is that isn't possible to monitor the heart rate continuosly, I only can open the health app and see what my heart frequency is.
There is a way to do this? (maybe with an application)
Thank you!
Is there anyway to sync/use the heart rate monitor on the watch for an app on the phone?
And do anyone know a good app to have on the watch to make best use of the heart rate monitor?
I would like it to check regularly through out the day.
I got the H1 smartwatch.
hi all
i have just activate 120hz refresh rate on hidden note9 menu on stock rom 0neui 2.1
but we need activate it on app setting like my sharp aquos 120hz screen per app but this option note available on note9
can you add or unlock advanced setting high speed refresh rate on app setting menu ? or add this option on custom rom ?
thank you
sorry for my english
CSM Fol said:
How do you increase the refresh rate?
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Download Activity Launcher from Google Play and enter the word "High" in it.
Same discussion on Note 10+ forum... This is an option that does not apply to anything but the s20 series of phones. Note 9/10/10+ don't support 120hz refresh rate, hence it is not in the settings but hidden in the firmware...
Just a lazy bit of coding by Samsung who decided it was easier to hide it than to remove it from phones firmware that don't support this refresh rate.
you think is not possible to enable this option with custom rom because im sur this screen support 120hz refresh rate at full hd+ resolution my old aquos phone 5 years lcd screen can support it at full HD resolution i just need to enter infos app exemple nova launcher and check case high speed lcd and apply i think we need add this option on custom rom ty
The hardware doesn't support it. You might get a few extra hertz but you won't see 120hz refresh rate... If you do then you are experiencing the placebo affect...
It's not possible to get 120hz refresh rate on a 60hz screen unless the screen actually supports 120hz refresh rate. Seems a stupid idea to me to include a higher refresh rate screen (with the additional cost) then NOT capitalize on it as a feature to buy this phone over the competitors, especially as people wanted this...
I tested with a camcorder to see the refresh rate and still the same 60HZ.
Hello i was wondering if we can overclock the refresh rate of galaxy tab a7 2020 from 60hz to 65/70hz please?
asseforlife said:
Hello i was wondering if we can overclock the refresh rate of galaxy tab a7 2020 from 60hz to 65/70hz please?
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Is it possible? Yes, provided the right expertise and knowledge. Is it easy? No. The screen on your device is designed to run at 60Hz, and may not accept higher refresh rates; trying to force a higher refresh rate will often result in artifacts and other bugs.
V0latyle said:
Is it possible? Yes, provided the right expertise and knowledge. Is it easy? No. The screen on your device is designed to run at 60Hz, and may not accept higher refresh rates; trying to force a higher refresh rate will often result in artifacts and other bugs.
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Thanks a lot