Running it on my series x at 1440p and I'm happy to say that 120fps looks and runs well. I play solo and do prefer 60fps for better visuals. My monitor (Odyssey G5) gets a little dull color wise above 60hz for reasons I don't know.
I'm on the same boat as you brother as I have been on Series X with Odyssey G5. I moved my console from TV back to the monitor and they higher FPS feels so great! 😁 But I was wondering whether you're able to run HDR well on the monitor. It's quite dark on my monitor which is perhaps because I force 4k on G5 while the monitor is 1440p. But 1440p looks great!
It's crazy how a console is getting rock solid 120 fps yet I can't on my PC that's insane. A little *less* insane I guess that it's THE flagship Xbox title Halo
@@earnistse4899 i'm getting a 120 fps on medium settings on PC with a 2060 & Ryzen 5 3600. But that's on Team Slayer and Fiesta but on BTB i get 90-95 fps. But right now almost all my multiplayer matches crash now about 3 games in and BTB is unplayable currently.
Series s for halo infinite is only 60fps only the series x allows 120fps. Sucks because on my series s I can run MCC at 120 FPS but they took away 120fps for series s users for infinite
The difference between quality and performance mod is extremely noticeable, have a look at the armor hall or during a game of big team battle, performance mode is so blurry. It’s suppose to be 1440p but comes no were close. Also the reload animations are only 30fps so it makes them look so jittery on performance mode
It looks insaneöy shit in performance mode. I cant understand why nobody else noticed it😂 im playing on xsx on 1440p monitor. Everything looks so pixely like it was 720p, this makes me really aggressive
@Geico Lizard I have a game mode. But my TV just doesn't have 2.1 ports. I think that's huge. Also it's a 65 inch TV. I think the bigger you go the more visually fidelity you lose. My ex girlfriend has a 42 inch LG. And I think is the nicest 4k display I've ever seen. I saw Sherlock Holmes on Netflix on it and I swear it looked like if the scenes was being filmed in front of me. And that was just regular Netflix. Because she doesn't pay for the 4k Netflix membership.
If you play the campaign and get to the open world, you will definitely see a difference between performance and quality. Because of the render distance. And you will hate it.
@@otruwarrioro you have to change a video setting from AUTO to HDMI. Then you can select 120 from the video settings screen on Xbox console. After that you can set to performance.
I can easily notice when a game is running over 60fps or under 60fps however halo infinite on performance mode on series x when set to 120fps / 1080p looks identical to 60fps.. zero difference. I dont think its working lol
Great breakdown. If you used a 4k 120 hz monitor this would have answered all my questions. Bet the quality difference is greater on those screens since the relative change in resolution is greater.
Hey man, so I’ve recently got an Xbox Series X and I’m wanting to get the most out of it (if I even can). I have a VQ258QR Monitor which is capable of running at 164Hz at 1080p but when I try to change the display settings on console it doesn’t give me the option and is capped at 60Hz. Any suggestions? Love the vids, keep it up :)
Check the performance option in the game options. And it's sad to get a series X that can play at 120hz with 4k and you actually want t more hz at 1080p? Eww
So turns out all I had to do was change the overrides to HDMI and that brings up refresh rates and it’s now 120Hz which it’s capped out at. I am saving for a 4K monitor but for the time being, this will do. Thanks for the help :)
i personally use the gigabyte g27q 1440p 144hz monitor with hdmi 2.0 (hdmi 2.1 monitor prices are insane) i can get 1440p 120hz but it does allow a 4k input and then downscaled to 1440p so its still crystal clear. (i use the 4k 60hz mode personally.)
You might have been soo used to the 60fps that you have to re adjust how you play and get used to the 240fps. Give it time and your skill ceiling should be higher now.
I’ve tried setting my Xbox to 1080p 120hz as my LG C8 supports that mode. The performance mode is greyed out on this particular game and not others. I went to my brother in law’s yesterday and he has a series x and a c1. It all worked on his set up so you must need the hdmi 2.1 on latter LG oleds for performance mode to appear. Annoying as I would play at 1080 120 for multiplayer on Halo.
So I have a 1080p asus monitor and I set the Xbox setting to 120hz . So Should I go in game and put it to performance over quality if I want 120fps in game ? My monitor says 120 but that not the actual game right if I had it on quality ?
starting to assume that 120hz on S/X may be selected but not actually improving the gameplay. (Verdict) 1080/60fps is its MAX gameplay performance.... its a "force" playing it on 4k/120fps if possible
No you have to set Xbox video setting from AUTO to HDMI, then enable 120 and other screen features like vrr, allm, etc. after that disable 4K in console before setting performance in game.
I do and so do many others. Why in the hell would someone who plays FPS games not want better quality as it’s vital to see things clearly? What a dumb statement.
Running it on my series x at 1440p and I'm happy to say that 120fps looks and runs well. I play solo and do prefer 60fps for better visuals. My monitor (Odyssey G5) gets a little dull color wise above 60hz for reasons I don't know.
I'm on the same boat as you brother as I have been on Series X with Odyssey G5. I moved my console from TV back to the monitor and they higher FPS feels so great! 😁
But I was wondering whether you're able to run HDR well on the monitor. It's quite dark on my monitor which is perhaps because I force 4k on G5 while the monitor is 1440p. But 1440p looks great!
@@AakarshDureha HDR seems to be hit or miss. Some games look great while others looked dark or washed out. I generally just leave it off.
It's crazy how a console is getting rock solid 120 fps yet I can't on my PC that's insane. A little *less* insane I guess that it's THE flagship Xbox title Halo
The multiplayer does seem to run very well on Series X.
Bad optimizations on pc.
You probably don’t have a very good pc then. An rtx 3060 can get 120 easily and that’s not a very powerful card
@@earnistse4899 i'm getting a 120 fps on medium settings on PC with a 2060 & Ryzen 5 3600. But that's on Team Slayer and Fiesta but on BTB i get 90-95 fps. But right now almost all my multiplayer matches crash now about 3 games in and BTB is unplayable currently.
@@TheNextGenNow it does for me . Rock solid 120
The S delivers a brilliant 120fps too, which is pretty amazing software optimisation.
Series s for halo infinite is only 60fps only the series x allows 120fps. Sucks because on my series s I can run MCC at 120 FPS but they took away 120fps for series s users for infinite
@@UTgohan my card is showing 120 at 1080p on the frame counter thsats the campaign
@@UTgohan hopefully they can bring 120hz on series S back on a later update.
I hope so too
@@edwardferry8247 wait in da Campaign?!
The difference between quality and performance mod is extremely noticeable, have a look at the armor hall or during a game of big team battle, performance mode is so blurry. It’s suppose to be 1440p but comes no were close. Also the reload animations are only 30fps so it makes them look so jittery on performance mode
I don’t know if anyone else has this problem but my graphics kinda wobble I’m not sure what It could be.
Could you do a new video with season 2? It’s seems like at 120 frames now on series x they significantly reduced resolution.
It looks insaneöy shit in performance mode. I cant understand why nobody else noticed it😂 im playing on xsx on 1440p monitor. Everything looks so pixely like it was 720p, this makes me really aggressive
I thought I was the only one
I couldn't tell any big difference on my Series X between 60 and 120fps. Maybe because I can do 1080p at 120fps
@Geico Lizard no I got a Vizio Quantum PX65-G1. It can do 120hz at 1080p
@Geico Lizard I have a game mode. But my TV just doesn't have 2.1 ports. I think that's huge. Also it's a 65 inch TV. I think the bigger you go the more visually fidelity you lose. My ex girlfriend has a 42 inch LG. And I think is the nicest 4k display I've ever seen. I saw Sherlock Holmes on Netflix on it and I swear it looked like if the scenes was being filmed in front of me. And that was just regular Netflix. Because she doesn't pay for the 4k Netflix membership.
If you play the campaign and get to the open world, you will definitely see a difference between performance and quality. Because of the render distance. And you will hate it.
If you are on the x you should never play multiplayer at 60 fps. The 120fps mode juts makes it all more fluid
I can't change mine unfortunately even though i have a 165 htz monitor.
@Geico Lizard i have the Series X with an upgraded 8k HDMI 2.1 .
@@otruwarrioro you have to change a video setting from AUTO to HDMI. Then you can select 120 from the video settings screen on Xbox console. After that you can set to performance.
I can easily notice when a game is running over 60fps or under 60fps however halo infinite on performance mode on series x when set to 120fps / 1080p looks identical to 60fps.. zero difference. I dont think its working lol
It's very easy for me to see - perhaps it's not running at 120fps for you for some reason.
That's because TH-cam only streams in 60fps. It's something you'll have to experience. You won't see it on TH-cam.
Great breakdown. If you used a 4k 120 hz monitor this would have answered all my questions. Bet the quality difference is greater on those screens since the relative change in resolution is greater.
Great content bro, well done
Good vid man. I hope you make more Halo content.
Thanks! I've a few more Halo videos on my channel and am currently working on another.
Say no more
When I turn on performance mode the screen starts to flicker why is that? Can someone help yes my monitor supports 120 fps
Hey man, so I’ve recently got an Xbox Series X and I’m wanting to get the most out of it (if I even can). I have a VQ258QR Monitor which is capable of running at 164Hz at 1080p but when I try to change the display settings on console it doesn’t give me the option and is capped at 60Hz. Any suggestions? Love the vids, keep it up :)
Check the performance option in the game options. And it's sad to get a series X that can play at 120hz with 4k and you actually want t more hz at 1080p? Eww
I suspect your monitor doesn't support 120Hz at 1080p. Even though it does higher than 120Hz it doesn't mean it will do 120Hz HDMI at 1080p.
So turns out all I had to do was change the overrides to HDMI and that brings up refresh rates and it’s now 120Hz which it’s capped out at. I am saving for a 4K monitor but for the time being, this will do. Thanks for the help :)
That's great, I'm glad you got it working 👍🏻
i personally use the gigabyte g27q 1440p 144hz monitor with hdmi 2.0 (hdmi 2.1 monitor prices are insane) i can get 1440p 120hz but it does allow a 4k input and then downscaled to 1440p so its still crystal clear. (i use the 4k 60hz mode personally.)
I pushed up past 60fps for the first time in my life/gaming career recently, and at 240fps I felt like I was worse..
That's cap
U should be insane at the game at that FPS lol
@@keetoochill skill/success does not scale with fps..
You might have been soo used to the 60fps that you have to re adjust how you play and get used to the 240fps. Give it time and your skill ceiling should be higher now.
Did you run anything to monitor fps? Does it actually run pinned at 120fps or does it drop below?
Lil minor differences but high fps is the way to go if you want a good experience
120 HZ looks good on multiplayer but is choppy on campaign. Why is that?
Short answer, YES! Anyone saying otherwise either has a problem with their eyes, or are just stupid. End of Discussion!
The performance mode option only appears if you have a 120hz tv and you have your Xbox settings at 120hz?
Yes
So that means i can’t run 120fps on my monitor From my Xbox?
@@kyngrussel994 if your monitor supports it, then it can
@@adriansvarela some reason I can’t run 120fps on halo, but gears 5 I can run it.
I’ve tried setting my Xbox to 1080p 120hz as my LG C8 supports that mode. The performance mode is greyed out on this particular game and not others. I went to my brother in law’s yesterday and he has a series x and a c1. It all worked on his set up so you must need the hdmi 2.1 on latter LG oleds for performance mode to appear. Annoying as I would play at 1080 120 for multiplayer on Halo.
im just sitting here while playing on an xbox one
I think you’re wrong 343 said the 120 fps was never working there is no difference right now…
Nice video 👍
Thanks 👍
Too bad we don't have 120fps on Series S.
We had it in the first flight, but it was removed from the final game.
Really? M settings allow 4K 120 or 1080 120 on series s with 2.1 hdmi.
@@beammeupscottsp7952 have you tried it?
@@arianalijani1008 yeah it allows me to run this setting, you need a 4K 120 hertz tv of course.
@@beammeupscottsp7952 I still don't understand. how did you manage to get 120fps on the Series S?
How does the game look?
@@arianalijani1008 idk the setting is there for it when I plug in the hdmi 2.1 cable. I keep it at 1080p 120,
When you set your series x to 120 for halo. What’s the screen resolution, 1080p?
I have it set to 1080p as that's the resolution of my monitor.
@@TheNextGenNow But, is there any way to play it at 1440p with 120 fps? Or that is imposible in console?
@@Kaayros it runs dynamic 4k usually hovering around 1220p-1440p while quality mode is between 1800p and 2160
@@Kaayros I am running mine at 1440p 120fps, but to be honest there isn't much of a difference between that and 1080p.
@@Tyler_Harkins bruh?
Is it bad to run the game at 120fps if my tv only has 60hz refresh?
I prefer 4k 60fps 30 to 60 is an insane difference but 60 to 120 very minor differences and 4k 60 looks so much better 4k 60 is the gold standard
Are you from Sweden?
How do you enable this? I have my Xbox set to 120fps but I can only choose 60 in the halo menu.
You need to have a 120hz monitor or screen hooked up to your Xbox.
So I have a 1080p asus monitor and I set the Xbox setting to 120hz . So Should I go in game and put it to performance over quality if I want 120fps in game ? My monitor says 120 but that not the actual game right if I had it on quality ?
Yes - select Performance in game.
Wait till we’re talking about 8k 240hz lol
At least 15 years away if not longer
@@reecep4016 XSX already has the ability to upscale to 8k I don’t think it’s as far away as you say it is
@@reecep4016 Wrong
Anyone notice better hit registration on 120 vs 60fps?
Absolutely
Did you use freesync? 🤔
Series X is a beast.
How do I enable performance mode
VRR on or off!?
starting to assume that 120hz on S/X may be selected but not actually improving the gameplay. (Verdict) 1080/60fps is its MAX gameplay performance.... its a "force" playing it on 4k/120fps if possible
No you have to set Xbox video setting from AUTO to HDMI, then enable 120 and other screen features like vrr, allm, etc. after that disable 4K in console before setting performance in game.
1080P monitor? Just don't.
is that a perthshire accent :D
Nobody cares about quality lol
I do and so do many others. Why in the hell would someone who plays FPS games not want better quality as it’s vital to see things clearly? What a dumb statement.
Nobody cares in competitive MP. Having lower frames is a disadvantage.
120 fps mode looks bad on my 4k tv (I sit fairly close). Gotta build a PC I guess… buy one of those 2000 dollar GPUs 🥲