For hdmi setting in tv. Open the hdmi setting in tv then will notice the option to select between 1.4, 2.0 and 2.1. Once set to 2.1 then check the ps5 and it will shows 2.1
In game preset proformance or resolution that does not matter, I tested it.I've been on resolution still had a 120 hurts.That's a game preset for the game not the console
my friend gave me his old 144hz monitor and i gave it to my son to play fortnite with the 120 option but it does not show up on his graphics menu. Im assuming its because we only have the regular hdmi cord and not the hdmi 2.1 ughhh just another thing i gotta go buy
For hdmi setting in tv. Open the hdmi setting in tv then will notice the option to select between 1.4, 2.0 and 2.1. Once set to 2.1 then check the ps5 and it will shows 2.1
I understand the latency issue from your other video but my controller used to be smooth just before the former update. I can’t even aim right let alone get a single kill now. Any tips on this issue?
@otxz What you said is an equivalent of a jock's answer in a science class dude. Not all HDMI is the same. Even the cables matter. There are 4 separate tiers of HDMI cables. Here we go. (2.1 is the best right now.) 1. Standard HDMI: Supports resolutions up to 1080i/720p. It's an older type and may not be suitable for newer devices requiring higher resolution. 2. High-Speed HDMI: Supports 1080p, 4K at 30Hz, and other advanced features like 3D and deep color. Most modern devices use this type of cable. 3. Premium High-Speed HDMI: Designed for 4K UHD resolution at 60Hz, including HDR and a broader color range. This is recommended for gaming consoles, 4K Blu-ray players, and streaming devices. 4. Ultra High-Speed HDMI: Supports up to 8K resolution at 60Hz, 4K at 120Hz, and includes advanced features like HDMI 2.1, eARC (enhanced audio return channel), and dynamic HDR. This type is ideal for the latest gaming consoles (PS5, Xbox Series X) and high-end home theater systems.
I have a decent TV (nothing that special) and I do have 120hz plus VRR capability. But I do not have the 1440p set up option. Do you know if I will I get an adequate quality performance when I get the PS5 pro this coming November?- bearing in mind that my TV is a Sony X90K and nearly three years old.
If you did what he said in the video check if your monitor/tv supports more than 60hz. If it does check if you have to enable 120hz mode from the tv/monitor menu
@@amxsolfn hdmi 2.0 supports 4k 60hz, 1440p 120hz and obviously 1080p 120hz so if your screen is 1440p or 1080 you just need hdmi 2.0. if it's 4k you have to see it is 120 or 60hz. Also if it is 120hz but you only have 2.0 (which is strange because sometimes the max supported cables come with the monitor) you should still be able to use 60hz, just not the 120hz capabilities which some games support
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For hdmi setting in tv. Open the hdmi setting in tv then will notice the option to select between 1.4, 2.0 and 2.1. Once set to 2.1 then check the ps5 and it will shows 2.1
In game preset proformance or resolution that does not matter, I tested it.I've been on resolution still had a 120 hurts.That's a game preset for the game not the console
A REALLY big thank you!
I didn’t know you could turn on 120fps in the fortnite settings
Thank you, I was going crazy because I forgot you have to set it up in every gamd too :(
Worked for me! Thank you so much
So we don't need hdmi 2.1 to have 1440p 120 fps ?
my friend gave me his old 144hz monitor and i gave it to my son to play fortnite with the 120 option but it does not show up on his graphics menu. Im assuming its because we only have the regular hdmi cord and not the hdmi 2.1 ughhh just another thing i gotta go buy
It worked dude. Thanks so much
2:26 I plugged in a 2.1 hdmi it still sais 1.4 I don't get it
For hdmi setting in tv. Open the hdmi setting in tv then will notice the option to select between 1.4, 2.0 and 2.1. Once set to 2.1 then check the ps5 and it will shows 2.1
My monitor doesn’t have that option
My monitor only has 100hz would this still help or do I need 120hz
I understand the latency issue from your other video but my controller used to be smooth just before the former update. I can’t even aim right let alone get a single kill now. Any tips on this issue?
if i buy monitor 180hz, i need HDMI 2.1 for 120 fps?
it comes with a hdmi.. lol
Yes
@otxz What you said is an equivalent of a jock's answer in a science class dude. Not all HDMI is the same. Even the cables matter. There are 4 separate tiers of HDMI cables. Here we go. (2.1 is the best right now.)
1. Standard HDMI: Supports resolutions up to 1080i/720p. It's an older type and may not be suitable for newer devices requiring higher resolution.
2. High-Speed HDMI: Supports 1080p, 4K at 30Hz, and other advanced features like 3D and deep color. Most modern devices use this type of cable.
3. Premium High-Speed HDMI: Designed for 4K UHD resolution at 60Hz, including HDR and a broader color range. This is recommended for gaming consoles, 4K Blu-ray players, and streaming devices.
4. Ultra High-Speed HDMI: Supports up to 8K resolution at 60Hz, 4K at 120Hz, and includes advanced features like HDMI 2.1, eARC (enhanced audio return channel), and dynamic HDR. This type is ideal for the latest gaming consoles (PS5, Xbox Series X) and high-end home theater systems.
Correct.
My tv supports 4k and 120 hz but the option still doesnt show up in fn?
i have same problem
I have a decent TV (nothing that special) and I do have 120hz plus VRR capability. But I do not have the 1440p set up option. Do you know if I will I get an adequate quality performance when I get the PS5 pro this coming November?- bearing in mind that my TV is a Sony X90K and nearly three years old.
I dont have 120hz option on fortnite?
Bro it still didn't pop up in fortnite
Same
@@sohaybosmani3337same
Did you find why?
@khaled_7777 yea I don't have the right tv
@@AlyxJohnson-yl3fr So our TV doesn’t run 120Hz
My monitor is 1.4 HDMI and the PS5 is 2.1 HDMI, i see the image very blurry, what should I do
U should buy new monitor
Can you Show IT with eafc24
Does anyone know how to do that in fc24 ?
So if my monitor has 1.4 hdmi 144hz will i have 120fps with the 2.1 hdmi cable the ps5 comes with?
1.4 hdmi does not support 120hz
@@sprayspray754 it does support 120hz 1080p search it on google
But how do you see your hdmi in your monitor@@sprayspray754
Yes ! My monitor is in 1.4 and i do have 120fps
What wire do I need
I only have a 60HZ Tv tho
tuff
For 120hz u need to upgrade
@@kmpakush just upgraded
How did u upgarde fo u have to get a monitor or tv and what did u get?@Riseofgamez
@@CalnonClips monitor that is 280 hz
Hz and fps are different mate
My tv can suport 4k 120hz
One more question. On my PS5 in Fortnite settings. It doesn’t have a 120fps on off setting. Do you know why?
If the setting isn’t showing up your monitor probably isn’t 120 hz or higher
On my Fortnite and warzone I don’t see the setting that allows me to turn on 120 fps. What do I do ??
If you did what he said in the video check if your monitor/tv supports more than 60hz. If it does check if you have to enable 120hz mode from the tv/monitor menu
@@luca_coppola if i buy monitor 180hz, i need HDMI 2.1 for 120 fps?
@@amxsolfn hdmi 2.0 supports 4k 60hz, 1440p 120hz and obviously 1080p 120hz so if your screen is 1440p or 1080 you just need hdmi 2.0. if it's 4k you have to see it is 120 or 60hz. Also if it is 120hz but you only have 2.0 (which is strange because sometimes the max supported cables come with the monitor) you should still be able to use 60hz, just not the 120hz capabilities which some games support
No gift me the Fortnite battle pass
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Did he actually gift you it😂
Thank you and can u gift me the fortnite battlepass since I'm the first on to comment by the way i just subbed ❤❤❤❤
ok user
Really😊
@@test-yd6brreally😊
@@test-yd6brhow or when