Does this monitor work for ps5 at 1080p on 120 hz? null

That will depend on the capabilities and ports of the console. The Lenovo G25 Monitor model # 65FEGCC2US ships with HDMI 1.4 and DP 1.2 inputs with a Refresh Rate of 144Hz and Maximum Resolution of 1920 x 1080. We recommend checking with the console developers website and comparing the specs/requirements of the system with that of this monitor.

No. You need a hdmi 2.0 for ps5 at 120 fps. 4k tvs at hdmi 2.1 for 120 fps. But for regular 1080 hd monitors, you need a 2.0 hdmi input. This wont work.

If that console provides a video output of 120hz at 1080p, then this monitor will display exactly that via HDMI as long as you have all of your console's video settings properly configured. I was just able to get this monitor to display 120hz at 1080 from my Xbox Series S, but it took some time to figure out how to configure the console's 'advanced' video settings to make it happen (i.e. disabling connection 'auto-detect', etc).

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That will depend on the capabilities and ports of the console. The Lenovo G25 Monitor model # 65FEGCC2US ships with HDMI 1.4 and DP 1.2 inputs with a Refresh Rate of 144Hz and Maximum Resolution of 1920 x 1080. We recommend checking with the console developers website and comparing the specs/requirements of the system with that of this monitor.
Answered by Lenovo Product Expert 4 years ago
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No. You need a hdmi 2.0 for ps5 at 120 fps. 4k tvs at hdmi 2.1 for 120 fps. But for regular 1080 hd monitors, you need a 2.0 hdmi input. This wont work.
Answered by JeremyB 3 years ago
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If that console provides a video output of 120hz at 1080p, then this monitor will display exactly that via HDMI as long as you have all of your console's video settings properly configured. I was just able to get this monitor to display 120hz at 1080 from my Xbox Series S, but it took some time to figure out how to configure the console's 'advanced' video settings to make it happen (i.e. disabling connection 'auto-detect', etc).
Answered by Chet 4 years ago
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