So I've read that when set to 120Hz refresh rate, it's variable and will adjust depending on content. Does this mean when playing a game that's locked to 60FPS, the display will be 60Hz and battery life will be the same as setting to 60Hz?
How about if the display is set to 60Hz, but the Cortex app has the game set to 120FPS. Will the display switch to 120Hz assuming the game is actually running at 120FPS?
I like the smoothness of the 120Hz in general, so that's how I have it set. But what if I plan to watch a movie, should I set it to 60Hz to save battery, or will the display do it automatically? No sense to have it at 120Hz if I'm going to watch a movie for 2 hours.
How about if the display is set to 60Hz, but the Cortex app has the game set to 120FPS. Will the display switch to 120Hz assuming the game is actually running at 120FPS?
I like the smoothness of the 120Hz in general, so that's how I have it set. But what if I plan to watch a movie, should I set it to 60Hz to save battery, or will the display do it automatically? No sense to have it at 120Hz if I'm going to watch a movie for 2 hours.
