How To Guide Add 90hz to settings

[Arcent]

We are looking for the "marble.xml" file along the way.
/system/product/etc/device_features

Add lines.

<integer name="smart_fps_value">120</integer>
<integer-array name="fpsList">
<item>90</item>
<item>120</item>
<item>60</item>
</integer-array>
<integer name="defaultFps">60</integer>

 

[stavrakas2007]

Can you specify how to do it? Also does it need root?

 

[Arcent]

Can you specify how to do it? Also does it need root?

It's literally explained how to do it, and yes system changes that way need root

 

[stavrakas2007]

It's literally explained how to do it, and yes system changes that way need root

Which app do we add those lines with? Via Mi text viewer? Or what? Also where do we paste them? On the finishing?

 

[Arcent]

Which app do we add those lines with? Via Mi text viewer? Or what? Also where do we paste them? On the finishing?

I recommend using the MT manager, it has its own text editor, to paste open the xml and look for 120, look for something related to hz and see if it will be necessary to add all the lines, or just the line related to 90hz

 

[n4m3less]

@Arcent I tried with multiple file managers (I have root permissions) but none of them allow editing or replacing the marble.xml file. Mt manager gives me error 'Remount RW failed /product'.

 

[Arcent]

@Arcent I tried with multiple file managers (I have root permissions) but none of them allow editing or replacing the marble.xml file. Mt manager gives me error 'Remount RW failed /product'.

Just remount the partitions in r/w ( read write ) you can find recovery modules that do this

 

[hydelezz]

We are looking for the "marble.xml" file along the way.
/system/product/etc/device_features

Add lines.

<integer name="smart_fps_value">120</integer>
<integer-array name="fpsList">
<item>90</item>
<item>120</item>
<item>60</item>
</integer-array>
<integer name="defaultFps">60</integer>

Can I do this via Recovery without root permission?

 

[Arcent]

Can I do this via Recovery without root permission?

Unfortunately I won't be able to answer because I only do it via root, but you can try... At your own risk, the best thing would be to do it and then remove the root if you don't want to use it

 

[Riyaz_Alpha]

Can you make magick module for that, because I can't edit system files with root too

 

[zelos156]

Can you make magick module for that, because I can't edit system files with root too

If the module does, you'll still need root lolz.

 

[Riyaz_Alpha]

If the module does, you'll still need root lolz.

Yes bro I do have root and magisk installed.
But I can't edit system files with root
That's why I asked for magisk module.

 

[hydelezz]

Yes bro I do have root and magisk installed.
But I can't edit system files with root
That's why I asked for magisk module.

Yes ... yes you can't r/w files in product partition, so it's not working

 

[Riyaz_Alpha]

Yes ... yes you can't r/w files in product partition, so it's not working

Android getting complicated day by day

 

[bender.rodriguez]

Has anyone else been able to make this modification?

 

[Kanta2949]

use this module
add 90hz

 

[bender.rodriguez]

Device K40S ?

 

[Kanta2949]

This module was originally made for k40s, but it works perfectly fine on poco f5 redmi note 12 turbo.
Also sorry, the miui standard screen recorder only supports up to 90fps and you may not see any change between 90hz and 120hz, but it actually changes.
And I turned on the ability to display the refresh rate from the developer options, but it didn't seem to show up on the recording.

 

[bender.rodriguez]

I tried to use it, but when I put it at 90hz the colors on the screen are changed, I'm going to use the default.

 

[arraki]

@Arcent I tried with multiple file managers (I have root permissions) but none of them allow editing or replacing the marble.xml file. Mt manager gives me error 'Remount RW failed /product'.

To convert the system to RW, you can use the module below, and to edit files, use, for example, the RootExplorer.