To save power, the display has a variable refresh rate that runs from 10Hz to 120Hz depending on the application running on the device. For example, when a Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G user is playing video games requiring fast frame changes, the display will refresh at 120Hz. That means that the screen will update 120 times per second. While streaming video content, the display will refresh at the usual 60Hz while dropping to 30Hz when the user is viewing email. When viewing still images or social-media sites, the rate drops to 10Hz.
Ho-Jung Lee, Vice President of the mobile display product planning team for Samsung Display said, “High-definition video streaming and gaming are expanding their capabilities in
line with 5G commercialization, creating a widespread need for display panel technologies that can enable greater power savings. Our Adaptive Frequency display technology is expected to considerably enhance the user experience by calibrating refresh rates in line with the requirements of a specific application and therein more precisely allocating available power. This will free up time for other smartphone operations.”
Source: Phonearena
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