All articles tagged with #vrr support
Sony announced a 27-inch PlayStation-branded gaming monitor set to launch in the US and Japan in 2026, featuring QHD resolution, high refresh rates up to 240Hz on PC, 120Hz on PS5, VRR support, a built-in DualSense charging hook, and various connectivity options, with a Japan-only PS5 Digital Edition variant also planned.
The latest Cyberpunk 2077 update introduces VRR support on consoles, significantly improving frame rates on PS5 Pro by unlocking performance modes up to 40fps in RT mode and potentially reaching 120fps in performance mode, although benefits on base PS5 and Series X are limited. VRR enhances smoothness and reduces input lag, but does not drastically improve visual fidelity, leaving room for future dedicated upgrades.
Cyberpunk 2077's upcoming Update 2.3 introduces new vehicle features like AutoDrive, which allows automatic driving on roads, and enhances VRR support on PS5 and Xbox Series X/S to improve gameplay experience. The update also adds support for various graphics technologies on PC and will bring the game to Mac with specific hardware requirements, with a future release planned for Nintendo Switch 2.
A discovery reveals that the Nintendo Switch 2 dock supports variable refresh rate (VRR) when docked, capable of 4K at 120Hz, despite the system itself not supporting VRR in docked mode. Tests with various devices show VRR functionality, but Nintendo has not enabled this feature on the console, and there are reports of third-party docks being broken by the system. The reason for this discrepancy remains unclear.
The Nintendo Switch 2's TV dock supports variable refresh rate (VRR), but Nintendo only officially supports VRR in handheld mode, leading to confusion. Tests with various devices show VRR works through the dock, but Nintendo has not enabled or explained its use with the TV output, possibly due to concerns about game performance or readiness. The company remains silent on the issue.
Gran Turismo 7's latest PS5 and PS4 1.31 update includes VRR support for compatible 4K TVs, five new cars, endurance layouts for the Nurburgring, and more events. The update also teases the addition of 2023's Super Formula cars from Japan in April. The patch will go live at 10pm PST today, or 6pm BST in the UK tomorrow morning.