Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 0:28 Showing that my monitor is set to 60 HZ 0:51 Showing in game 120 FPS is Disabled 1:26 Showing what two setting to enable to get 120 FPS 1:35 Enable 120 Hz Output 1:46 Performance Mode or Resolution Mode 1:56 Showing that 60 Hz is on with applied settings 2:10 Showing in game 120 FPS is Enabled 2:47 Showing that 120 FPS is working in game 3:06 Showing that 60 Hz is on with applied settings and in game 3:37 Showing another solution "Edid Emulator" 3:54 Thoughts on if your monitor is 120 Hz 4:02 The difference between Hz and FPS 4:40 Conclusion 4:54 Outro
I recently got a ps5 and I used to play on Xbox series x and 120 worked on there so that means my tv supports 120 right. I also use the hdmi cord that comes with the ps5 that is 2.1 so I don't know what to do.
It seems like it's a 50/50 for a lot of people. I'll have reexplore this topic and see if I can replicate the results. I'll also see if a edid adapter still works.
Short answer is no. This is because when playing on 120 FPS that in literal terms means that one whole picture or in this case one frame is being completed by your PS5 every 8.33 milliseconds (I got 8.33 milliseconds by dividing one second by the amount of hertz to get the time it takes for one frame to finish 1 ÷ 120 = 8.33) and is then pushed out to your monitor. Let's say you even used a 240 Hz monitor where that means it will attempt to display something new every 4.16 milliseconds. When there is nothing to display or get from your PS5 it will just display the pervious frame again. Since it's 240 Hz it's going to display every frame twice or half new and half old if the PS5 version of vsync isn't enabled (Forgot the name of the setting in the PS5 that enables the syncing of frames with hertz). when it's something in the middle like 144 Hz 7 milliseconds or 165 Hz 6 milliseconds like you suggested it will display a portion of the new frame with a portion of the old frame all the time in varying amounts causing screen tearing that is more ugly looking. Instead of the tear being clean down the middle it will be near the top or near the bottom and not very often in the middle of the screen where more useful information is present such as tracking an enemy. Hope this makes sense.
I'm not sure if I understand your question, but monitors that are advertised as 120 Hz don't need the emulator as they have the hardware to display 120 Hz. So, no a 120 Hz monitor doesn't need a emulator. However, a 60 Hz monitor with a emulator may trick the PS5 into outputting 120 FPS and is worth a shot if buying a new monitor isn't reasonable. However, there are mixed results in the emulator working and not working, so keep that in mind.
@@JellybeanzWasTaken but I meant that if I have a 60 hz monitor right which can output only 60 hz can the emulator be used to get 120 fps and feel the difference??
I used a monitor and switched between 240 Hz to 60 Hz and 120 FPS worked even switched to 60 Hz. I'll do a follow up video with a more detailed explanation on how to set it up.
hello I have both a monitor and a TV at 60 hz but in the game the 120 FPS option does not come out what can I do. It works for you because your monitor also supports 120 hz my no how can I do?
It's a hit or miss for the edid adapter as some people have indicated in their own personal tests. As for the rest of the settings, since your TV is 60 Hz I don't think 120 FPS will work on your setup in it's current specifications.
If you're asking how to change the monitor settings then you're gonna have to look at your own monitor as every monitor has different settings. I'm pretty sure there's a video that show's all the different settings of your monitor if you searched up your monitor.
It might have to something with your display whether it's a TV or Monitor. Some displays just refuse to allow 120 Hz cause it's not in it's supported frequency despite by passing it with the edid adapter.
The PS5 only does 120 FPS for 1080p and sometimes 1440p and 4K is either 60 or 30 FPS. The EDID adapter may just be the trick for you to get 120 FPS on 1080p and sometimes 1440p, but as other people have voiced overwise that the adapter just made their screen go black and nothing came on screen.
Ya, seems like this method didn't work for a lot of people. In my follow up video I'll go into detail of every little step I took to get 120 FPS on 60 Hz.
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:28 Showing that my monitor is set to 60 HZ
0:51 Showing in game 120 FPS is Disabled
1:26 Showing what two setting to enable to get 120 FPS
1:35 Enable 120 Hz Output
1:46 Performance Mode or Resolution Mode
1:56 Showing that 60 Hz is on with applied settings
2:10 Showing in game 120 FPS is Enabled
2:47 Showing that 120 FPS is working in game
3:06 Showing that 60 Hz is on with applied settings and in game
3:37 Showing another solution "Edid Emulator"
3:54 Thoughts on if your monitor is 120 Hz
4:02 The difference between Hz and FPS
4:40 Conclusion
4:54 Outro
Whatever I do it doesn’t work
Perfect bro leaving super like up friend keep it up well played greetings friend👍💯☝️
Thanks for the visit. 🥰
Thank you you were super helpful continue the good work
Will do.
Didn't work for me but still u deserve a like for the hard work
Keep it up❤🎉
It’s because you don’t have a 2.1 hdmi
Same I was so sad when I needed a 2.1 hdmi
@@humblehenny4343ps5 comes with an 2.1
@@Ghost7775is 2.1 the one that comes out of the box?
Thank you so much bro!😀
I recently got a ps5 and I used to play on Xbox series x and 120 worked on there so that means my tv supports 120 right. I also use the hdmi cord that comes with the ps5 that is 2.1 so I don't know what to do.
The hdmi that comes with the ps5 is not 2.1
@@Rift378 it is 2.1
Thank you man
No problem.
I have a 60hz monitor i bought the HDMI Edid hopefully it works gives me 120 fps on ps5
Has it?
Has is work??
you’re so legit, it’s insane. thank you so much.
No Problem.
Thank you I got 120 FPS
Can i have 120 fps on a 60 hz tv?
Theoretically yes, but some TVs make it impossible to do this or very hard to achieve.
@@JellybeanzWasTakenis there any way tho ?
yo bro I have a question
If I'm on a 240hz monitor and I play on 120 FPS PS5, will that feel smoother than 120 FPS 120hz?
unless the game has the option to go above 120hz the experience will be the same
@@inignemaeternum3450 oh ok
I dont have the Option in Fortnite to turn on the 120 fps😢
Same and I have a ps5 lol
You need special hdmi cord
To your monitor
@@JesusMadeYouRighteous But would it still work if my Monitor was not that good?
@@plexoytye if you have 120 hz monitor or over
@@Jay-cv1lx144hz monitor can do 120fps aswell
I have a 100 hz monitor can I do 120 hz or do I need the hdmi ultra high 2.1 connected to the monitor?
Have the same question did you figure it out?
@@MineReali have the same question do you know the answer or no
Not working at all sorry, I'd appreciate it if you could help
Super helpful I got 240 fps on console
How?
You missed the joke and the margine is very VERY far
@@wrexi6004 💀
Cap
I wasn’t really on console I was on pc with controller
It doesn’t work for me on a 60 hz tv
It seems like it's a 50/50 for a lot of people. I'll have reexplore this topic and see if I can replicate the results. I'll also see if a edid adapter still works.
How many hertz is your monitor and is the ps5 original cable that comes with the console 2.1 ?
My monitor is 240Hz and I actually use the HDMI from my PS4 and it let's me use 120 FPS mode in Fortnite, so I didn't see the reason to change it.
60hz isn’t that bad unless you wanna be a fast player like me
Shut the fc up no one cares 😂😂
I do wanna be a fast player my lge tv only supports 60hz
I need help it says I’m on 1440 p. It when I go to Fortnite i still get 60 fps
In the PS5 settings set your screen resolution to 1080p and that should fix it.
It’s not working 😢
This doesnt work it knows your monitor can go to 120hz it doesnt even come up with the setting for me
thank u bro i know i was not the only one
i have 100hz moniter when i play games coming 120fps or 60 fps
Does having a higher hz monitor say like 144-165hz but on 120fps would it be better than just a 120hz monitor
Short answer is no.
This is because when playing on 120 FPS that in literal terms means that one whole picture or in this case one frame is being completed by your PS5 every 8.33 milliseconds (I got 8.33 milliseconds by dividing one second by the amount of hertz to get the time it takes for one frame to finish 1 ÷ 120 = 8.33) and is then pushed out to your monitor. Let's say you even used a 240 Hz monitor where that means it will attempt to display something new every 4.16 milliseconds. When there is nothing to display or get from your PS5 it will just display the pervious frame again. Since it's 240 Hz it's going to display every frame twice or half new and half old if the PS5 version of vsync isn't enabled (Forgot the name of the setting in the PS5 that enables the syncing of frames with hertz). when it's something in the middle like 144 Hz 7 milliseconds or 165 Hz 6 milliseconds like you suggested it will display a portion of the new frame with a portion of the old frame all the time in varying amounts causing screen tearing that is more ugly looking. Instead of the tear being clean down the middle it will be near the top or near the bottom and not very often in the middle of the screen where more useful information is present such as tracking an enemy.
Hope this makes sense.
@@JellybeanzWasTaken Damn bro, thanks for this.
@@JellybeanzWasTaken😂
Its not work
Do I need to have a monitor of 120 hz for a emulator?
I'm not sure if I understand your question, but monitors that are advertised as 120 Hz don't need the emulator as they have the hardware to display 120 Hz. So, no a 120 Hz monitor doesn't need a emulator. However, a 60 Hz monitor with a emulator may trick the PS5 into outputting 120 FPS and is worth a shot if buying a new monitor isn't reasonable. However, there are mixed results in the emulator working and not working, so keep that in mind.
@@JellybeanzWasTaken but I meant that if I have a 60 hz monitor right which can output only 60 hz can the emulator be used to get 120 fps and feel the difference??
will i get 120 fps on a 60 hz monitor with the emulator?????
@@agastaya_12op3750/50
Do u need a monitor? because i have a 60hz tv
I used a monitor and switched between 240 Hz to 60 Hz and 120 FPS worked even switched to 60 Hz. I'll do a follow up video with a more detailed explanation on how to set it up.
No I have a Samsung that do 60hz , 120 depends on the tv you have or gets
my monitor supports 120 HZ but i have hdmi cable 1.0 that doesnt support 2.1 or 2.0
If your on console the consoles hdmi should be 2.1
hello I have both a monitor and a TV at 60 hz but in the game the 120 FPS option does not come out what can I do. It works for you because your monitor also supports 120 hz my no how can I do?
You can then go for the EDID emulator linked in the description or get a 120 Hz monitor or TV.
How you get there
Does show enable 120 hz output
Doesnt*
Lol clickbait video you need a 120hz supported screen for it to work
Will this work for my samsung curved 4k tv even though it goes up to 60hz?
It's a hit or miss for the edid adapter as some people have indicated in their own personal tests. As for the rest of the settings, since your TV is 60 Hz I don't think 120 FPS will work on your setup in it's current specifications.
i dont get the point of the fps cap
if u have a 60 hz moniter and u buy the EDID emulator will u have 120 fps on the ps5
It works for me, but a lot of other people have conflicting results. I guess I would try it to see if it works.
@@JellybeanzWasTaken its only a 60hz edid emulator bro
Just get a 144hz monitor bruh
U know IF i can do it on xbox series s? Probably so, but its rlly possible, we can play 120 fps on 60 hz monitor/TV?
Yeah my Xbox has 120 fps and my tv is 60hz
how?@@santiagoescobedo
My Edid doesn’t work on Fortnite it goes blank and doesn’t come back on any tips?
really i will trie it too
I'm not sure as of right now, but I'll have to investigate when I update this video.
Still not working do I need a better hdmi plug
Maybe. Just make sure you have a HDMI 2.1 cable.
How to enable moeder settings
If you're asking how to change the monitor settings then you're gonna have to look at your own monitor as every monitor has different settings. I'm pretty sure there's a video that show's all the different settings of your monitor if you searched up your monitor.
thx man it worked
No Problem.
Does this still work
Still didnt show up
Does the HDMI in the description does it give 120 fps
the one ps5 comes with gives that. if u dont have that just make sure the hdmi is 2.0 or 2.1
It don’t work
I used edid and can’t come in fortnite
It might have to something with your display whether it's a TV or Monitor. Some displays just refuse to allow 120 Hz cause it's not in it's supported frequency despite by passing it with the edid adapter.
It didn't work with me
😂😂you need a cable HDMI 2.1
Yes you do and I should have mentioned this in the video. Thanks for commenting this.
I don’t recommend wasting your time on this video. He says that u only need 60hz but it only works with 120hz total scam.
A year ago it did work I tried it
My TV is 60 monitors unfortunately I can’t play 120, does is there a way to boost it to 120 I can’t even buy a TV with 120 fps
buy a 120 hertz tv
I have 200hz but I can’t get 120 fps on my ps5
Your HDMI cable might be the issue.
@@JellybeanzWasTaken Do you know which one will work?
@@E_lol163either a 2.1 or 2.0 will work
o but your ps5 is burning now no?
No it does just fine.
Not working on 60hz monitor
Me too
if I buy the edit will I get 120 fps coz I have a 100hz monitor?
You need a 144hz monitor with hdmi 2.1
Whichever
So I wanna ask something.. I have a 60hz tv and I wanna play 4k 120 fps on my ps5 can I use an adapter or something to play 4k 120 fps on 60 hz tv? 🤪
No u can’t
U gotta buy a whole different tv that supports that
The PS5 only does 120 FPS for 1080p and sometimes 1440p and 4K is either 60 or 30 FPS. The EDID adapter may just be the trick for you to get 120 FPS on 1080p and sometimes 1440p, but as other people have voiced overwise that the adapter just made their screen go black and nothing came on screen.
Just go buy a gaming 144hz monitor
Performance
My samsung :120fps all game
120hz all game 😂
can i have 120 fps on a 100 hz monitor?
No because u need 120 hz for 120 fps.
In the lobby before going into creative he had 60 fps
In your lobby that's your max
@@touseefraza7206 oh ok
@@Electrolion-2010 I play on PC so idk sometimes this happens sometimes your looby can get more than 60 fls
@@Electrolion-2010 fps*
lies
Mam pytanie a jeśli nie będę nic dokupował i będę miał tylko monitor 60 hz to w grze będę też miał 120 fps
Prawdopodobnie nie.
Mam bardzo ważne pytanie czy jeżeli kupię edid emulator to czy może mi się popsuć konsola ps5 albo telewizor (100hz)
Ppooiiiuuu
I have the same problam but the ps5 last day and cant 120 hz when i have
That's unfortunate.
Didn't work
It doesnt work
Didn't work
Wys
Ya, seems like this method didn't work for a lot of people. In my follow up video I'll go into detail of every little step I took to get 120 FPS on 60 Hz.