Hey guys, looking for confirmation. I recently started exploring this phone's VRR to see if I could find a way to force max refresh of 90hz on the pro to try and save battery. Ran into trouble and found this video showing the phone only goes from 60-120hz:
I've heard arguments against being able to see the refresh rate with the developer options tool, as refresh rates of LPTO displays happen at lower (hardware) level than the "show refresh rate" tool (software) can view.
Many VRR displays use profiles rather than true "seemless" switching, ie: 1hz, 10hz, 11hz, 24hz, 30hz, 40hz, 60hz, 120hz.
Does anyone have the necessary expertise to tell me what's going on here? Do our Pixel 6/Pro displays have two refresh profiles, 60hz and 120hz, and that's it? Or is this a failure of the methodology being used in the above video's test? Further, is this a hardware limitation, or something that can be fixed via a software update in the future?
Thanks to anyone with some insight
*Edit* Here's a pic of the website "smartprix" claiming the P6P is variable down to 10hz
I've heard arguments against being able to see the refresh rate with the developer options tool, as refresh rates of LPTO displays happen at lower (hardware) level than the "show refresh rate" tool (software) can view.
Many VRR displays use profiles rather than true "seemless" switching, ie: 1hz, 10hz, 11hz, 24hz, 30hz, 40hz, 60hz, 120hz.
Does anyone have the necessary expertise to tell me what's going on here? Do our Pixel 6/Pro displays have two refresh profiles, 60hz and 120hz, and that's it? Or is this a failure of the methodology being used in the above video's test? Further, is this a hardware limitation, or something that can be fixed via a software update in the future?
Thanks to anyone with some insight
*Edit* Here's a pic of the website "smartprix" claiming the P6P is variable down to 10hz
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