New VRR options available on Xbox Series X | S & Xbox One X / S | Xbox One

Compatible Xbox system controllers VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) Since 2018. This has been the case with Xbox One S and Xbox One X, as well as Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. VRR allows the console to dynamically sync with your screen’s refresh rate and is therefore very useful in the game. However, it can have undesirable effects on other content and Microsoft plans to resolve this inconvenience soon.

VRR evolves on Xbox

through Flatpanels HD We found out that Microsoft will soon introduce a feature to enable or disable VRR depending on the content type. Like theALLM (Auto Low Lantency Mode) which activates the TV’s Game Mode when playing games, but returns to “Standard” mode when you’re watching a movie, you’ll be able to select new options to activate VRR.

Brad Rossetti, Head of the Xbox Insider Program, privately explained:

You can now specify when to enable VRR by choosing between always availableAnd the In the game only where About

This initiative aims to avoid issues that can occur on different content such as dull blacks, reduced contrast or flickering when VRR is activated.

Alpha Skip Ahead and Alpha members of the Xbox Insiders Program can now try out these new options. Go to console settings, then to Display and TV options to activate it.

Remember that to get everything in VRR (Variable Refresh Rate), you can actually go back Our complete guide.