Just moving a mouse cursor around on the Windows desktop shows the adavantages of true high refresh rate interfaces. This was due to reduced time to get the active frame to screen. Knowing that ‘once you go high refresh rate’ you NEVER GO BACK, adaptive v-sync felt equivalent to about 100Hz when gaming. When I replaced it with a ‘paltry’ 75Hz adaptive v-sync 21:9 screen, I was impressed. (CRT days)Ībout seven years ago I bought a ToTL Samsung 120Hz gaming monitor. I used to have 200hz monitor back in the mid 90s. (Shame Microsoft wouldn’t play nice with industry standards at the time and I had to retire it) (maybe not in hardcore 3D game titles at 120 frames per second, but - its’ a tablet.)īeing a Nokia 920 owner, every time I pick it up I realise how much I miss using its’ nice display. However, Apple is expected to sort it out, and a higher refresh rate than 60Hz would certainly be a refreshing thing to see in an iPhone.Making this standard (having so many unified hardware/software devices all with the same spec/capability) will be awesome.Ī10 chip will easily do the work as well. Double, triple, or quadruple that and it just might be a battery life disaster for Apple and its users. iPhones aren’t seen as the best when it comes to long battery life, and that is when the device only supports up to 60Hz refresh rate. However, one concern with such a high refresh rate iPhone can be the dull battery life. iPad Pro supports ProMotion display where users can notice the refresh rate of the device switching to 120Hz at times. Thus, you might see the iPhone 13 supporting 120Hz, 180Hz, and 240Hz refresh rate.Īs per the report, Apple has already filed the patent for the new iPhone display supporting variable refresh rate. This new technology may equip iPhone 13 to go up to two, three, and even four times the native refresh rate. The ProMotion display technology is expected to intelligently adjust the refresh rate on the screen depending on the type of content being played. The iPhone 12 series was expected to support 120Hz refresh rate, but while that didn’t happen, the iPhone 13 series has a strong chance of getting it.
In simple words, the device might come with support for higher refresh rates. IPhone 13 With ProMotion Display, How Will it Look like?Īccording to a report from Gizmochina, the Apple iPhone 13 might feature the ProMotion display.
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