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I have problem with my AOC monitor at 120hz pixel defects and clear image please help me :(

Montaser taha

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I have problem with my monitor aoc g2790vx 144hz . I am using my xbox series s and when i switch from 60hz to 120hz i start showing downscaling graphics in call of duty warzone and some area like the smoke of building it is like the squre defects and the image full of irregular lines ..... and the image and picture quilty is not clear at all ..... please help me to fix this problem or i might change the monitor because i feel it is suck
 
Sorry whats the question here?
Of course the graphics get worse to give you the higher frame rate on the console, the only way to get higher frame rates is by lowering graphical quality
 
Sorry whats the question here?
Of course the graphics get worse to give you the higher frame rate on the console, the only way to get higher frame rates is by lowering graphical quality
So how to solve lower resolution on xbox series s ?? Get another monitor ?? With hdmi v 2 ??
 
So how to solve lower resolution on xbox series s ?? Get another monitor ?? With hdmi v 2 ??
You've misunderstood what Mussels has said here. The video quality will necessarily drop in order to work at a higher framerate, because the console only has so much processing power available to it and it's generally not all that much, either.

This is how consoles work and there's nothing you can do about it. Nothing to do with the monitor. If you want to avoid this, then you need to put together a gaming PC of reasonably high spec.
 
So how to solve lower resolution on xbox series s ?? Get another monitor ?? With hdmi v 2 ??
the only way to get better video quality is with a gaming PC

To get that higher frame rate, you lose quality - it's just how they work
 
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