“Why does my hdmi1/dvi input show 1920x1080/60i when I thought this tv was 120hz Samsung 6000 series says 120hz but yet am I only getting 60hz based on my hdmi1/dvi input display? If so is there a way to get 120hz?”
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The Information Bar on your screen that appears when you change inputs, channels on some cable boxes, or press the INFO button on the remote will display the incoming signal. Not all incoming signals will be 1080p resolution or 120Hz, so the television will process the signal and upconvert the signal to 1080p and 120Hz regardless of the incoming signal. If you see 720p/60Hz, that just means your incoming signal is 720p resolution cycling at 60Hz. The television will process that picture so that it's at the native resolution of - in this case - 1080p and 120hz. If we can help further, please let us know and we'll be happy to assist. --Mr.Samsung
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The Information Bar is displaying the incoming picture signal. The television will upconvert the resolution and display the picture at 1080p/120Hz. --Mr.Samsung
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