You can change the refresh rate on your monitor through your display settings, though it may be limited by the monitor, graphics card, and resolution.

That means a monitor with a refresh rate of 60Hz updates its image 60 times per second, while one with a 144Hz refresh rate updates its image 144 times, and so on.

How to change your monitor’s refresh rate Now the moment you’ve all been waiting for: it’s time to check your display’s working speed, and change your monitor’s refresh rate if needed.

What is Refresh Rate for computer monitors? Change Monitor Refresh Rate in Windows 11/10 for best gaming experience or flickering screen issues.

But refresh rates higher than 144 Hz usually require sticking to QHD resolution or lower. Samsung's introduction today of a 4K monitor that can hit 240 Hz changes that.

The refresh rate is measured in hertz (Hz), and it dictates how often the frame can change. A refresh rate of 120 Hz allows a new frame to be displayed up to 120 times every second.

Don't dawdle with one of the best high refresh rate gaming monitors around.

If you can't change Monitor Refresh Rate in Windows 11/10, update the graphics drivers and disable V-Sync. Other than that, you can follow these fixes.

Monitor refresh rate is always marketed as an important feature you should care about, but does refresh rate really matter? Here's what you need to know.

If you want a simple solution, try out that link. This should fix the 60Hz refresh problems in games. If you monitor has a menu option to display the refresh settings test it out.

Ahead of CES 2024, LG Display's new monitor is the fastest OLED gaming monitor to date with a refresh rate of 480Hz.

Windows 11 is getting multiple monitor refresh rate improvements Refresh rates will soon be able to adjust dynamically based on the content being shown across multiple screens.