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Macbook Pros have full range VRR (1-120hz) though, which not only reduces power usage compared to 120hz at all times but can bring it below that of 60hz at all
by jwells89 3y ago
Macbook Pros have full range VRR (1-120hz) though, which not only reduces power usage compared to 120hz at all times but can bring it below that of 60hz at all times, depending on what you’re doing — for example if you’re just reading or typing or watching 24FPS TV/movies, the total number of frames drawn on a ProMotion capable MacBook is way lower than on its 60hz-locked counterparts doing the same thing.
This costs extra to implement though so you don’t see it too often in Windows laptops except sometimes in gaming laptops.
- rsynnott 3y agoAh, right; tbh I thought all high-freq displays supported this these days.