Force change screen refresh rate to 96hz

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kezzuki

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Mar 9, 2013
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Toronto
Saw this on Twitter:

Use adb commands
Code:
adb shell settings put system peak_refresh_rate 96.0 
adb shell settings put system min_refresh_rate 96.0
Seems only support 1080p
But should be easier on battery

To revert back, just click on 60hz or 120hz in settings.

Do this on you own risk. I am NOT responsible for any damage this causes.


Edit: it seems that you have to manually revert by setting 120 and 60 through adb..
 
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vboyz103

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Apr 9, 2006
878
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Saw this on Twitter:

Use adb commands

Seems only support 1080p
But should be easier on battery

To revert back, just click on 60hz or 120hz in settings.

Do this on you own risk. I am responsible for any damage this causes.

OP, I changed this and now my phone is broken. I am holding you accountable since you said you are responsible for any damages caused in your original post.

Just kidding
 
Saw this on Twitter:

Use adb commands
Code:
adb shell settings put system peak_refresh_rate 96.0
adb shell settings put system min_refresh_rate 96.0
Seems only support 1080p
But should be easier on battery

To revert back, just click on 60hz or 120hz in settings.

Do this on you own risk. I am NOT responsible for any damage this causes.


Edit: it seems that you have to manually revert by setting 120 and 60 through adb..
thanks, been searching for this since last night to change pixel 4's lineage screen rate to 60
 

Inmani

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Jan 24, 2021
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Samsung should let a 90hz option
Understatement really...Samsung should allow 24Hz/30Hz/48Hz/60Hz/72Hz/90HZ/96Hz/120Hz refresh rates. They should also allow for 3000 x 1350p @ 96Hz because it should in fact work as the highest resolution relative to the refresh rate of 96Hz for the display at least based on 2400 x 1080p @ 120Hz far as I can tell by the math.
 

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    Saw this on Twitter:

    Use adb commands
    Code:
    adb shell settings put system peak_refresh_rate 96.0 
    adb shell settings put system min_refresh_rate 96.0
    Seems only support 1080p
    But should be easier on battery

    To revert back, just click on 60hz or 120hz in settings.

    Do this on you own risk. I am NOT responsible for any damage this causes.


    Edit: it seems that you have to manually revert by setting 120 and 60 through adb..
    2
    Clicking on 120hz didn't revert it back for me, I think you have to go to 120hz and type both commands by replacing 96 to 120 to revert it back.
    That being said awesome tip, thank you, I will definitely use only that now.
    2
    Samsung should let a 90hz option
    2
    Saw this on Twitter:

    Use adb commands

    Seems only support 1080p
    But should be easier on battery

    To revert back, just click on 60hz or 120hz in settings.

    Do this on you own risk. I am responsible for any damage this causes.

    OP, I changed this and now my phone is broken. I am holding you accountable since you said you are responsible for any damages caused in your original post.

    Just kidding
    1
    OP, I changed this and now my phone is broken. I am holding you accountable since you said you are responsible for any damages caused in your original post.

    Just kidding
    oh no:crying: