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The video provides a comprehensive tutorial on how to configure Xbox consoles—specifically Xbox One, Xbox S, Xbox One X, Series S, and Series X—to display at a refresh rate of 120Hz. It includes step-by-step instructions on navigating the settings, selecting appropriate options under the "Video Fidelity and Overscan" section, and adjusting configurations between DVI and HDMI to unlock the desired refresh rate. The presenter emphasizes that while not all games or older consoles can achieve 120 frames per second, enabling the setting enhances the display for those optimized games such as PUBG and Fortnite. Additionally, the tutorial covers adjusting monitor settings to achieve a 1080p resolution at 120Hz, with a note that older consoles may have limitations.
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In this part of the video, the presenter provides a quick tutorial on how to force any Xbox console to display at a refresh rate of 120 frames per second. The tutorial applies to all Xbox models, including Xbox One, Xbox S, Xbox One X, Series S, and Series X. The presenter highlights that while not all consoles can run games at 120 frames per second, they can be set to display at that refresh rate. Games optimized for this feature and those with frame rate options like PUBG and Fortnite are mentioned. The step-by-step instructions include navigating to the settings, selecting the general tab, and then TV and display options. The presenter explains how to adjust settings in the “Video Fidelity and Overscan” section, specifying that users may need to try different configurations, such as switching between DVI and HDMI, to unlock the refresh rate setting. The process involves changing color depth settings and ensuring the refresh rate option appears, ultimately allowing the user to set the console to 120 hertz.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker explains how to adjust the monitor settings to achieve a 1080p resolution at 120Hz. They note that sometimes monitors may default to DVI over HDMI when using an HDMI cable, which can affect the refresh rate settings. By manually selecting HDMI, the speaker was able to unlock the higher refresh rate. They caution that this might not work with all games, especially older consoles, and achieving a higher refresh rate does not guarantee the same number of frames per second. The speaker concludes by wishing viewers a great Christmas and signing off.