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Warning : don’t put Xbox serie at 120hz if you play Modern Warfare
- Thread starter Falus
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120Hz and VRR has been great for me in multiplayer. Super smooth.
I have a Samsung Q90R, not an LG though.
You can't switch midgame. When you change videosettings you have to quit the game and restart it.
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We know the CX has VRR issues right now. Have you tried it on your C9?
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Hey OP, how about throw on a YMMV
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Warzone has never felt better on my C9
Too many people this week are throwing out blanket statements on both xbox and ps5. These systems are brand new and being widely distributed for the very first time with new tech features that are making their debut. There will be bugs!!
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Warzone has never felt better on my C9
Too many people this week are throwing out blanket statements on both xbox and ps5. These systems are brand new and being widely distributed for the very first time with new tech features that are making their debut. There will be bugs!!
Modern Warfare was one of the first games I played on my Series X/C9 combo and I experience smooth-as-butter 60fps throughout 2 matches.
When I upgraded to the 5.0 firmware on my C9, I reset the TV to factory defaults and unplugged my AVR and C9 for over 10 minutes to reset the HDMI handshake between connected devices.
When I upgraded to the 5.0 firmware on my C9, I reset the TV to factory defaults and unplugged my AVR and C9 for over 10 minutes to reset the HDMI handshake between connected devices.
I agree, that clarification should be made, now that there's enough count-posts citing things are okay for some users.
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Yep, VRR and all the other bells and whistles are enabled on my Series X.
I'm gonna fire the game up here again shortly. What you're experiencing is unmistakable, correct? I'll report back later.
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What's this about? You have to reset the tv to regain proper functionality on that hdmi port?
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I have 2 Xbox serie x. One lg 77cx and one 65c9. Both serie c on both tv have this issue in Multiplayer with 120hz active in Xbox settings. I can't think it's an issue only for me
yeah if you move the camera around too fast it's tough to see. But going a bit slower it's obvious.
Yeah odd, 120hz VRR is buttery on my C9 as well. Little to no stuttering and I'm usually really sensitive to that stuff. I'll have to check again today with a more sensitive eye.
Hey man I'm sorry you are having problems, but there are plenty of people with no issues at all.
The screen tearing on Warzone used to drive me crazy, and with XSX I've never experienced smoother play
It's fair to say "SOME" sets and consoles might have an issue, but this is very far from 1:1.
Also, there is a troubleshooting thread already, I don't think it's necessary to create this thread which is nothing but
A. Me too!!
B. Not for me!!
A. Same
B. No problems here
(Our two posts follow this rule also)
Good luck with fixing your setup though obviously.
Had a quick look and going to WarZone from Wold War, Warzone is so much smother and clearer.
I would say Warzone is working perfectly on the Series X on my LG E9
I would say Warzone is working perfectly on the Series X on my LG E9
What tv are you using and what resolution/refresh rate are you running and do you have VRR and auto latency mode enabled?
No. When you have the Xbox set at 120hz you have 4:4:4 support meaning you can change the hdmi input to pc input even if you are just playing on the series x. It provides a cleaner picture but most I'm sure won't even notice. When you change the Xbox setting to only put out 60hz it goes back to 4:2:0 I believe. This is all whatever to most people. This is for the CX TV as I can't speak for any other tv.
On modern warfare, either warzone or mulitiplayer, on this specific tv, you have to turn 120hz off on the Xbox and select 60hz instead. This will instantly smooth out there game. If you have tbis specific tv (CX) and you want to test this, then create a private match in multiplayer and go to any map that is gonna give you a brick building. Go up to the building and strafe left to right while looking at the building kinda close to it.
Now completely close out the game, change the Xbox from 120hz to 60hz. You will notice a difference big time.
The reason the works so well against a brick wall is because this seems to be triggered most when a pattern is in front of you. This also happens with wallpaper inside buildins and even the rippled shaping of shipping crates. In the gulag before you are fighting it's very noticable.
To describe how it looks, it's like frames are freezing as you slowly scan left to right and then it jerks and catches up. Again, this is on a CX.
For those above, this is a real issue. It's actually a known issue with Microsoft as stated here. The solution to dial down from 120 -> 60 hz is here too.
Known Issues on Xbox Series X|S
Last Updated: 3/22/2021 at 5:00PM PST Hi there, It's an exciting time. The Xbox Series X|S consoles have both launched and we hope you're enjoying your time with the next generation of gaming. In the
answers.microsoft.com
C9
4k
120
VRR
ALLM
Latest firmware
HDMI 2.1 Cable provided by XSX
I have everything you could possibly need enabled and calibrated.
I never dismissed OP, I just said it's not 1:1 issue, as many other posters have confirmed.
I have this tv. How do you change it to PC input? Simply re-label it to PC?No. When you have the Xbox set at 120hz you have 4:4:4 support meaning you can change the hdmi input to pc input even if you are just playing on the series x. It provides a cleaner picture but most I'm sure won't even notice. When you change the Xbox setting to only put out 60hz it goes back to 4:2:0 I believe. This is all whatever to most people. This is for the CX TV as I can't speak for any other tv.
On modern warfare, either warzone or mulitiplayer, on this specific tv, you have to turn 120hz off on the Xbox and select 60hz instead. This will instantly smooth out there game. If you have tbis specific tv (CX) and you want to test this, then create a private match in multiplayer and go to any map that is gonna give you a brick building. Go up to the building and strafe left to right while looking at the building kinda close to it.
Now completely close out the game, change the Xbox from 120hz to 60hz. You will notice a difference big time.
The reason the works so well against a brick wall is because this seems to be triggered most when a pattern is in front of you. This also happens with wallpaper inside buildins and even the rippled shaping of shipping crates. In the gulag before you are fighting it's very noticable.
To describe how it looks, it's like frames are freezing as you slowly scan left to right and then it jerks and catches up. Again, this is on a CX.
For those above, this is a real issue. It's actually a known issue with Microsoft as stated here. The solution to dial down from 120 -> 60 hz is here too.
Known Issues on Xbox Series X|S
Last Updated: 3/22/2021 at 5:00PM PST Hi there, It's an exciting time. The Xbox Series X|S consoles have both launched and we hope you're enjoying your time with the next generation of gaming. In theanswers.microsoft.com
yes,press and hold the input button. When the proper screen comes up in the top right click the settings cog wheel, you can then change the controller icon on the hdmi you are using and switch it to pc.
To see this done, you can watch him do it here in this video at the 11:40 mark
LG CX/ C9 Recommended Best Settings for Xbox Series X (4K@120Hz, VRR, HDR)
We go through our recommended best settings on a 48-inch LG CX OLED TV to obtain the highest picture quality (4k@120fps, VRR, HDR & 4:4:4 chroma) while maint...
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C9 here. I just tested Modern Warfare and I could see some hitching. It's subtle, but it's there.
I haven't tested on my CX yet but apparently according to that Microsoft link I could potentially keep 120hz if I changed it to 1440p, but I'd really rather not. Either way I'm having to change something. Either give up 4K or give up 120hz. It's annoying to have to change anything. What is he using to test the frame rate?
Thank you. I'll give it a go tonight.yes,press and hold the input button. When the proper screen comes up in the top right click the settings cog wheel, you can then change the controller icon on the hdmi you are using and switch it to pc.
To see this done, you can watch him do it here in this video at the 11:40 mark
LG CX/ C9 Recommended Best Settings for Xbox Series X (4K@120Hz, VRR, HDR)
We go through our recommended best settings on a 48-inch LG CX OLED TV to obtain the highest picture quality (4k@120fps, VRR, HDR & 4:4:4 chroma) while maint...
Seems like I have no issues whatsoever in COD Cold War! 4K 120Hz with VRR enabled on my CX.
Just did a quick match against bots and it looked very smooth. Going to test it further in a bit after dinner.
Just did a quick match against bots and it looked very smooth. Going to test it further in a bit after dinner.
Check the first post my dude. Seems it affects CX the most?
I get these vertical lines on my LG CX when I play games like Sea of Thieves and Gears 5 at 4K/120Hz/VRR.
Yeah, we're gonna need TV firmware updates or new sets altogether. Up until recently 4k 120hz over HDMI was just theoretical since there weren't any HDMI 2.1 source devices on the market. TV manufacturers have only just now started testing this shit in real-world scenarios.
Glad I waited to buy a "net-gen" TV.
Glad I waited to buy a "net-gen" TV.
No. When you have the Xbox set at 120hz you have 4:4:4 support meaning you can change the hdmi input to pc input even if you are just playing on the series x. It provides a cleaner picture but most I'm sure won't even notice. When you change the Xbox setting to only put out 60hz it goes back to 4:2:0 I believe. This is all whatever to most people. This is for the CX TV as I can't speak for any other tv.
On modern warfare, either warzone or mulitiplayer, on this specific tv, you have to turn 120hz off on the Xbox and select 60hz instead. This will instantly smooth out there game. If you have tbis specific tv (CX) and you want to test this, then create a private match in multiplayer and go to any map that is gonna give you a brick building. Go up to the building and strafe left to right while looking at the building kinda close to it.
Now completely close out the game, change the Xbox from 120hz to 60hz. You will notice a difference big time.
The reason the works so well against a brick wall is because this seems to be triggered most when a pattern is in front of you. This also happens with wallpaper inside buildins and even the rippled shaping of shipping crates. In the gulag before you are fighting it's very noticable.
To describe how it looks, it's like frames are freezing as you slowly scan left to right and then it jerks and catches up. Again, this is on a CX.
For those above, this is a real issue. It's actually a known issue with Microsoft as stated here. The solution to dial down from 120 -> 60 hz is here too.
Known Issues on Xbox Series X|S
Last Updated: 3/22/2021 at 5:00PM PST Hi there, It's an exciting time. The Xbox Series X|S consoles have both launched and we hope you're enjoying your time with the next generation of gaming. In theanswers.microsoft.com
I played this last night and I could feel a little judder or stutter (which almost felt like rubber banding), mostly it felt super smooth and the image was really stable.
Turns out they stealth updated the game to 120fps.. so that might explain why you aren't seeing it at 60hz.
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It may be a TV glitch, it might be an Xbox glitch or it might be a server type glitch at 120fps or with a variable framerate. It felt super smooth
That's definitely not normal, is this only happening with VRR enabled? Usually stuff like this is panel related, so it might be worth calling LGI get these vertical lines on my LG CX when I play games like Sea of Thieves and Gears 5 at 4K/120Hz/VRR.
It could also be a bad HDMI cable if it's not there all the time with all video sources.
Yeah, only when VRR is enabled in conjunction with 120Hz.
I guess I'll have to get another HDMI 2.1 cable to test this theory.