What's the refresh rate, not the motion rate. null

Understanding motion rate and native motion requires understanding of what it's doing. This is the shortest answer I can give you: most sources only support 60hz this includes 4k sources at this time. This TV does 240MR as to improve the picture motion quality. Technically you could dumb it down to 120hz native, but isn't the best idea because the MR only helps the overall quality. If you are questioning the performance - I can tell you that my 75 Q7F has almost no motion clipping or blurring. I do run my TV with high end HDMI cables from Audioquest.

“What's the refresh rate, not the motion rate.”

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Samsung - 75" Class - LED - Q7F Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR-Front_Standard

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Understanding motion rate and native motion requires understanding of what it's doing. This is the shortest answer I can give you: most sources only support 60hz this includes 4k sources at this time. This TV does 240MR as to improve the picture motion quality. Technically you could dumb it down to 120hz native, but isn't the best idea because the MR only helps the overall quality. If you are questioning the performance - I can tell you that my 75 Q7F has almost no motion clipping or blurring. I do run my TV with high end HDMI cables from Audioquest.
Answered by 1234 8 years ago
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