PlayStation 5 gets support,
Sony is adding support for variable refresh rates to the PlayStation 5 this week. This should improve visual performance, namely by making the image move more smoothly and without stuttering.
In a blog post, Sony CEO Hideaki Nishino writes that the support will be released worldwide this week. To use the variable refresh rate, in addition to a PlayStation 5, a TV or monitor is also needed that supports the technology and is equipped with an HDMI 2.1 input.
With the technique, the number of images that are broadcast on the television is adjusted to the number that is transmitted by the PlayStation.
If the frame rate of a graphics card lags behind the speed of a TV, there are hiccups or errors in the image.
PlayStation 5 gets support for variable refresh rate this week
Sony will update several games in the coming weeks so that they can use the new image technology.
These include Deathloop, Spider-Man: Miles Morales, Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart and Resident Evil Village.
Variable image refresh is added to the PlayStation 5’s Screen and Video settings. People can turn the function on and off themselves. Sony says results may vary by TV and game.
With the addition, PlayStation 5 follows the Xbox Series X and S. Those consoles have been supporting variable image refresh for some time. In March, the option was announced by Sony.
PlayStation 5 gets support for variable refresh rate this week
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