For some dumb ass reason, the 65in didn't get VRR with the update.It's the 55 inch model. I can enable VRR on all outputs after the latest update.
For some dumb ass reason, the 65in didn't get VRR with the update.It's the 55 inch model. I can enable VRR on all outputs after the latest update.
VRR is available in TVs that don't support 2.1.
The big thing about 2.1 that definitely requires new hardware is 4k@120hz because it's extra bandwidth required.
The Xbox One supports VRR for example.
Well we have 1 sentence from Sony at this point saying that it's coming.So I'll definitely be able to use VRR on this TV once the VRR update for PS5 hits?
I don't see why it wouldn't.
It's not tearing at all for me apart from 5% of cutscenes. I know it's a pain but try uninstall and reinstall the game. I did that as someone mentioned it was a fix but not much evidence, can't hurt though?We probably have to wait months for this. I hate the tearing in valhalla :(
It's not tearing at all for me apart from 5% of cutscenes. I know it's a pain but try uninstall and reinstall the game. I did that as someone mentioned it was a fix but not much evidence, can't hurt though?
In general, no. But you probably won't see any benefit with PS4 games that cap the framerate, especially if playing those games on PS5 means that cap is hit for a solid 30/60fps. But any games that struggle to keep a solid framerate even on PS5, or games that have an unlocked framerate, should benefit from VRR assuming the framerate stays within the VRR range of the TV.
Not sure if it does help I'm just saying I did that and I don't get the problems you are talking about.Hows reinstalling helps? Its the game. Yes 95% of the tearing are in cutscenes but the game can tear in big combat scenarios too. Also the cutscene tearing is annoying enough
Not sure if it does help I'm just saying I did that and I don't get the problems you are talking about.
The cutscenes I've noticed a few here and there and I'm 60 hours in the game.
I definitely notice when it tears so I am sensitive to it, anyway like you said with VRR it would be irrelevant if you have a TV that supports it.Its literally in every cutscene. Maybe you are not that sensitive to tearing but its almost always there
Is there any negative effect to having VRR enabled on a TV input if the source isn't outputting VRR?