The technology for video games and digital cameras has continually improved to support higher frame rates, leading to smoother and sometimes better viewing experiences. However, movies have ...

The frame rate is the number of frames that are rendered per second. For example, movie film is shot at 24 frames per second (fps), while NTSC analog video is shot at 29.97 interlaced fps.

Things have come a long way in the world of gaming. We’re no longer restricted to lower frame-rates as dictated by devices, thanks to faster graphics processing and faster refresh-rate monitors ...

The game will launch with support for DLSS 3 and Reflex, boosting frame rates from merely passable to truly impressive. With ...

As refresh rates, resolution and visual quality rise, the demand for high frame rates and low latency can become harder to ...

DLSS can upscale your game resolution in a way that's often barely noticeableand even when it is, the result typically looks ...

God of War Ragnarok's PS5 Pro update sets a precedent that could redefine next-gen console performance in one key area.

Higher refresh rates are generally better for gamers.