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Xbox one plays at 60fps, Xbox one x can play up to 60fps, all gamer computers have 144hz monitors As anything past that your eyes cannot see, Att and Comcast are streamed into your house at 30fps along with most movies. All the hz level does is effect how fast it flashes a second, 120hz is perfect with 240hz motion rate. If you have been using a 120hz tv unless it’s rated at that you have been viewing about 60hz the entire time you have owned the tv. My old vizio tv was 120hz and ran and looked beautiful the only thing I noticed was I had a e series which effects the black to color area loading rate and in some movies you may notice it. No tv is a actually 240hz. Every tv company lies about it. At at least Samsung posts 240hz motion rate instead of 240. So i would say it is but it isn’t. The quality of the picture past 120hz is based on the computer and other components of the tv. Like my tv has 12 active zones the new vizio p series is over 100 which limits the chances of seeing any issues and also doesn’t stress the tv out which makes them last longer. Don’t be fooled and waste your money on some fancy 240hz tv as your eyes cannot physically see past 140 ish. Refresh rate is based on the screen size. As just like vw lies on there exhaust emissions tv companies lie about the refresh rate. Look for active led zone lighting and hdr and other color and fine tuning ehancements in how a tv will look not on the 240hz crap these companies have u believing. When u go see a movie at a theater those screens don’t got past 30fps aka 30hz it’s all on the computer.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If you're asking about the Samsung - 65" Class - LED - NU8000 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR, it's only 120 motion rate. Read the specifications. Also, if you've never seen a 120 but only viewed slower TVs, you'll probably love a 120. However, if you're accustomed to a 240 motion rate, the artifacts in the 120 motion rate might be distracting.
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