It’s worth learning how to see frames per second on Xbox Series X|S, as the consoles can output up to 120 FPS. If you can push that far on your TV, you’ll benefit from smoother gameplay and improved response times. When playing against others, it means you’re not at a disadvantage when it comes to getting the most out of the console.
How do you achieve this on your Xbox Series X or Xbox Series S? As you’ll notice, these consoles don’t have a built-in feature to display the FPS on the screen while you’re playing, but you can change the settings to make sure they’re set at the optimal level. This means that any games that support higher frame rates will be able to reach their potential, but you may need to enable 120 FPS in-game first.
Let’s take a look at how to see the frames per second (FPS) in games on Xbox Series X|S. If you find that your current display is not enough, it might be worth looking into the best tv for gaming. Some of these TVs may also show an FPS on the screen, so check your manual to be sure.
How to change Xbox display settings
First of all, it’s a good idea to aim high and make the most of the potential of the display connected to your PlayStation 5 console. This is especially useful if your screen can display more than 60 Hz – Hz is the number of times a monitor or TV refreshes per second. You can then reach 120 FPS.
1. Go to TV and display options
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First, open the settings on your Xbox Series X|S, Select General And Select TV and display options.
2. Check your TV
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Under “Setup” you will find an option to Check your TV’s featuresHere you can find out the supported resolution and the number of frames per second.
3. Select resolution
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Now go back And Select “Resolution” There you will find four possible options depending on the display: 720p, 1080p, 1440p and 4K UHD.
4. Change the resolution
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If your TV supports 120 Hz over HDMI, you should Choose at least 1080p Otherwise, you will be limited to 60 Hz. In general, it is advisable to choose the resolution that suits your TV, using the information you provided when checking the details of your TV.
5. Select refresh rate
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After you have selected the resolution, you can Select refresh rate. As mentioned, if you’ve selected at least 1080p and your TV supports it, you should see an option for 120Hz mode.
6. Select 120 Hz
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If the option is available, Select 120 Hz. When playing supporting games, your TV should have a frame rate of 120 FPS, but you may need to make adjustments in-game.
How to display the FPS of a game
Many games support 120 FPS, such as Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, Rainbow Six Siege, and Destiny 2. Some also include an in-game setting that displays FPS while playing.
1. Enable 120 FPS
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Start a game like Fortnite and open the settings. The location of the settings varies from game to game. If there is an option, activate 120 FPS mode.
2. Show FPS
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If there is a possibility Select “Show FPS” (it can be formulated differently).
3. Play and watch
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Save the settings and play the game. Look for the FPS counter if there was a “Show FPS” option. In Fortnite, it appears at the top of the screen.
How to tell the difference
The difference between 30 and 60 FPS is huge. You’ll notice immediately if your game is running at a higher frame rate per second. However, the difference between 60 and 120 FPS can be hard to tell. You may notice that the game is more responsive and looks smoother.
And there you go. You now know how to see frames per second (FPS) in games on Xbox Series X|S. You can also learn How to see frames per second (FPS) in games on PC And How to see frames per second (FPS) on PS5But why not learn How to calibrate your TV for Xbox Series X or Series S And How to speed up Xbox downloads?
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