“I just bought this tv today. So the specs on BestBuy.com shows 120HZ Refresh rate. But the LG website shows a 60HZ refresh rate. What's the deal?”
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Best Buy Web Site is wrong. it is 60Hz actual refesh and 120Hz TrueMotion simulated refresh rate. So same as every other TV in this case.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The refresh rate is very critical when watching High Definition TVs. 240Hz Refresh rate is better in comparison to 120Hz and 120Hz is better in comparison to 60Hz. In fact as shown in each case, the refresh rate is 2x higher in each step. It's not just a number. It is how fast the TV's screen can refresh the pixels or change frames. This is a per second rate, so 60 times per second as compared to 120 times per second compared to 240 times per second. Also, as far as High Definition TVs go, the more common refresh rate is 120Hz. The fact of the matter is that 60HZ is 2x inferior to the 120HZ and 4x inferior to 240Hz. So, Best Buy saying that the 60 Hz is the same as any other TV is just wrong. Are you starting to get the picture?
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