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71", "1440p+10bit HDR upscaling to 4K" correctly works again. No need to upgrade your tv anytime soon as there is and will be very As far as gaming goes, RTINGS gave the X900F quite high marks, noting low input lag and great motion blur processing to help reduce flickering especially when handling lower refresh rates The 2018 Sony X900F is marginally better than the 2017 Sony X900E. The X900F has a better response time, so fast-moving objects have very little motion blur that isn't noticeable to most . The scaling goes out the window when forcing 1440p 120hz. The Nvidia driver has it's limitations (AMD has better support for custom resolutions), you can only use 8bit RGB, Sony X900F. 1080p 120hz will look better due to the nature x900f: 1080p@120hz looks crisp and sharp while 1440p@120hz looks blurry Have this TV for a while now and i love it. I have Battlefield V, and HDR looks like crap in 1440p @ 120hz on my Z9D. It appears that 120hz on that TV (1080p and 1440p) requires a Forced Resolution. I managed to set a custom resolution on the X900f, 120hz and 1440P. At 1440p 120hz I can set it to 25-30 before text gets some slight, "fizzy" artifacts in Windows, but it's not visible in most games -- so you Hi I am trying to add custom resolution in Nvidia Control Panel to add 1440p 120hz but it's failing (even set timing -standard to cvt reduced blank). I think it's because it can't do chroma right at a custom resolution or be true 10 bit. I was It doesn't add any noticeable input lag at 120hz, luckily. With the new Nvidia driver "417. 0 also supports 1440p/120hz, and most games need a lower resolution to run at higher frames anyway. Although it has a 120hz panel, it only supports 1080p/1440p 120hz with a forced resolution. The X900F/XF90 supports true 120hz refresh rate without frame skipping, but it's not "officially" supported, you have to create a custom resolution to make it work. I am able to view 4k 60hz, 1080p 120hz. The Sony X950G, X900F, X900E, you name it! In the 1st 5 minutes you'll have the answer for setting up a PC in 1440p@60hz, and afterwards you'll see a real world example of this working! Running the x900f forced 1440p 120hz has a blurriness akin to the 900h with 4k 120h. So no, you will not be able to get 120hz on PS5. As far as gaming goes, RTINGS gave the X900F quite high marks, noting low input lag and great motion blur processing to help reduce flickering especially when handling lower refresh rates I just overclocked my X900F55 to 1440p/144hz, and it looks great for PC games. I even still have HDR support! It appears that 120hz on that TV (1080p and 1440p) requires a Forced Resolution. What i don’t like is that the picture is way sharper at 1080p@120hz 1440p is much harder to tell. How is it possible since its a 120hz panel ? P. I do suspect that at 120Hz, this TV upscales to 4K, then cuts the vertical resolution (maybe in half, but I can't verify OK i set custom resolution in nvidia to 1080p@144hz on my 120hz x900f tv. Tried everything, it always switches to 4k. Can`t run Destiny 2 PC in 1440p 120hz on x900f/1080ti. Even 1440p 120hz works now. The vertical frequency/refresh rate shows how many times in a second the Sony's X900F offers premium picture performance at mainstream TV prices. There is very little to no blur present. I am using it as 1080p 120hz (yes it has native 120hz refresh rate) HDR 4:4:4 for the games (as i find 1440p to be blurry due to unmatched pixel scale as 4k isn't dividable with 1440p and thus the Sony X900f can do 120fps gaming at 1080p and 1440p, but it does not have HDMI 2. 1 so 4k at 120fps is not possible. - 1440p 120hz hdr doesn't works, and that's because of the HDMI bandwith limitation,so the only 120hz hdr mode is 1080p, you can still play in 60hz for AAA games on HDR on 1440p and 4k. Unfortunately the X900f does not support 120hz with the PS5. So you're golden. I managed to do it by setting timing standard to CVT reduced blank. I play at both 1080p@120hz and 1440p@120hz resolutions on my X900F. Every time i switch to that resolution the game switches to 4k (that Its a great TV. Nvidia,x900f and games all say its running at 1080p@144hz. Need help with that game. Information about the horizontal and vertical refresh rates/frequencies. You can do this on HDMI 2. s. It is an update to the well-regarded X900E series One of the best features worth noting in the X900F is the smooth motion generated by the X-Motion Clarity feature as well as the 120Hz panel.

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