So if these can handle 144Hz in average smartphone tasks, maybe last-gen chips can retroactively crank out the 90 frames per second needed to put 90Hz panels to use.

That’s easily the most common form of high refresh rate gaming on the PC gaming circuit.

The Snapdragon 865 processor will actually support refresh rates of up to 144Hz. But there’s a bit of speculation to pull from the finer details. With PUBG Mobile being used as context for its new silicon wizardry, there’s an obvious reason to believe only handsets rocking the upcoming Snapdragon 865 chip will be up to the job of driving Tencent’s title at its highest setting to date. The event took place to demonstrate the power of Qualcomm’s new flagship SoCs. Like anything in PUBG Mobile these days, it’s best to wait for the final release before getting your hopes up, too. We don’t know exactly when PUBG Mobile 90Hz support will make it into the game, but at least it’s being talked about. It’s because they’re just not supported yet! But at a recent Qualcomm event in Hawaii, the makers of the new Snapdragon 865 mobile processor put to rest the idea that these settings would never actually make it into the game. It’s not because Tencent is afraid your phone will burn through your hands. In the current build of PUBG Mobile, certain graphical presets are locked out at higher FPS counts.

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If you need a crash course on those settings, we actually have a guide right here. But the existence of a second menu underneath - which actually controls the game’s frame rate limit - complicates matters. They’re simple enough on first glace: you toggle between named presets in the menu and watch your in-game FPS counter tank. 10-bit HDR was confirmed, too, but if you choose more vibrant colors over that silky smooth 90FPS shooter satisfaction, expect the next wave of rich kids to stomp you on Erangel.īeyond all the hackers and weekly missions failing to tick off, one big PUBG Mobile mystery has revolved around its graphics settings. So if you were duped into buying a “gaming” smartphone like the Red Magic 3 for its silky-smooth 90Hz panel, you may finally be about to get some use out of the headlining tech - outside of just sliding through your home screen app icons. Announced at a recent Qualcomm event in Hawaii, PUBG Mobile 90Hz support is officially on its way.

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