What is the actual refresh rate? 120 or 60hz null

240 ‘effective’ refresh rate - not sure what tha means but is 120. Just look up the specs online.

This television has an effective refresh rate of 240 Hz.

The Vizio P65-E1 P-Series 65" Full Array LED Smart TV has a true native 120 Hz LED panel. This is currently the fastest native refresh rate for any LED display, regardless of manufacturer or stated refresh rates. The higher advertised refresh rates for most TVs are achieved using backlight flashing to mimic a higher refresh rate. This actually works quite well on most LED televisions and I alway recommend setting the Clear Action (or MotionFlow or whatever a TV maker calls it) to ON (or its highest setting). This really helps generate an image with more motion detail and smoothness when the screen displays an object in motion and a scene with camera panning.

This has been answered multiple times but I guess you can't be bothered to scroll through the answers and do your research. It is 120HZ.

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240 ‘effective’ refresh rate - not sure what tha means but is 120. Just look up the specs online.
Answered by DakotaPat 6 years ago
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Answered by walletless 6 years ago
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This television has an effective refresh rate of 240 Hz.
Answered by VIZIO 6 years ago
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The Vizio P65-E1 P-Series 65" Full Array LED Smart TV has a true native 120 Hz LED panel. This is currently the fastest native refresh rate for any LED display, regardless of manufacturer or stated refresh rates. The higher advertised refresh rates for most TVs are achieved using backlight flashing to mimic a higher refresh rate. This actually works quite well on most LED televisions and I alway recommend setting the Clear Action (or MotionFlow or whatever a TV maker calls it) to ON (or its highest setting). This really helps generate an image with more motion detail and smoothness when the screen displays an object in motion and a scene with camera panning.
Answered by BobN 6 years ago
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This has been answered multiple times but I guess you can't be bothered to scroll through the answers and do your research. It is 120HZ.
Answered by JD8108 6 years ago
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