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The PlayStation 5 will support variable refresh rate with an update “in the coming months,” Sony said on Wednesday, delivering stronger visual performance to games played on compatible displays.
Variable refresh rate (VRR) means the console can synchronize its graphical output to the refresh rate of an HDMI 2.1-compatible TV or monitor. The result means visual artifacts, such as screen tearing, are minimized or eliminated altogether. “Scenes render instantly, graphics look crisper, and input lag is reduced,” explained Hideaki Nishino, PlayStation’s head of platform experience.
When the update arrives, PlayStation 5 owners will be able to apply VRR even to games that don’t officially support it. In either case, players can disable VRR if they find any unexpected visual effects. The Xbox Series X has supported variable refresh rate since launch.