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[メメWOLFメメ]

I'm confused at his response lol..

[jamesrred · Accepted solution]

You can actually see it for yourself if your device sets your AOD to 60Hz or lower, mine does. Go to Settings>About Phone>Tap Build Number 7 times>and enable Developer Options. Now search for "Show Refresh Rate" in your settings and enable this toggle. Enter AOD and you can see if it was lowered or if it's stuck to 90Hz. Once satisfied with the result, I suggest you turn off Developer Options once more.

[メメWOLFメメ]

Welp, I'm aware of the Developer Option but the show refresh option in the developer setting I'm not, thanks. That's all I really wanna know if it will still run at 90hz lol.

[メメWOLFメメ]

Welp I just did and it shows that on AOD that is always turned on it still runs on 90hz. I thought it would at least scale down to 60hz coz I noticed some apps I have don't support 90hz like the Galaxy Store kinda odd..

[jamesrred]

There are really some apps that doesn't support the High Refresh Rates like Google Maps, but the Galaxy Store, in my case, does supprt HRR.

[メメWOLFメメ · Accepted solution]

Welp that's odd mine is updated, I dunno why even before I learned about the Developer Option for the show refresh rate I do notice opening the Galaxy Store doesn't support the 90hz coz it's not as smooth as the other apps..

Welp thanks again for the help!

[SamsungRightCare]

Hello Anther,

Jamesrred is correct, and you may follow his guide. As per the live chat reply, it may vary depending on the model.

Thanks for your comments, and feedback as we value them.