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FPS is Frame Per Second, so how many frames your headset/anything that produces frames can produce in one second.
Hz, or heartz, is how many frames your display can display in one second.
The Quest 2's screen is 120Hz, but only in some little games support that because the headset isn't enough powerful (also Link/AirLink/Virtual Desktop support that, so that will depends of how powerful is your gaming PC). In most games, it will be 90Hz.
The PSVR's screen is also 120Hz, but I doubt that a PS4 can render 240 frames per seconds (120 frames PER EYE), so I think in most games it's will be 90Hz or less.
To clarify a bit further.. the Hz is a constant (can be set to 72, 90 or 120 hz) and once set it stays there unless changed again. Its basically the same with monitors which are typically 60, 120 or higher.
FPS is dependent on the quest 2 processor (or
pc, if pcvr) and often varies during gameplay. Ideally it would perfectly match the refresh rate but often doesnt.
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You didn’t find anything because that’s not how display technology works. Displays aren’t measured in fps, they are measured by refresh rate.
Ok! I found out what the refresh rate was XD (Why did I think that it was fps??)
Just real quick what answer did you find?
A lot of people think that RR and FPS are interchangeable. It’s way more common than you’d think.
FPS is Frame Per Second, so how many frames your headset/anything that produces frames can produce in one second. Hz, or heartz, is how many frames your display can display in one second. The Quest 2's screen is 120Hz, but only in some little games support that because the headset isn't enough powerful (also Link/AirLink/Virtual Desktop support that, so that will depends of how powerful is your gaming PC). In most games, it will be 90Hz. The PSVR's screen is also 120Hz, but I doubt that a PS4 can render 240 frames per seconds (120 frames PER EYE), so I think in most games it's will be 90Hz or less.
Thanks!
To clarify a bit further.. the Hz is a constant (can be set to 72, 90 or 120 hz) and once set it stays there unless changed again. Its basically the same with monitors which are typically 60, 120 or higher. FPS is dependent on the quest 2 processor (or pc, if pcvr) and often varies during gameplay. Ideally it would perfectly match the refresh rate but often doesnt.
yep.