120fP

120fp is a term that appears in some technical discussions but does not have a single, widely accepted definition. Unlike established units such as fps (frames per second) or Hz (hertz), “fp” is not standardized, so the meaning of 120fp can vary depending on the context.

Common interpretations include informal shorthand for 120 frames per second in discussions about video capture, gaming, or rendering targets. In these cases, 120fp is effectively a nonstandard way of referring to 120 fps, though the standard terminology would be 120 fps or 120 Hz when describing refresh rates. A less common usage might see “fp” standing for floating-point in computing conversations, but this usage is not standardized and 120fp is not a recognized performance metric in mainstream documentation.

Because 120fp is not a defined unit, readers should rely on surrounding context to determine meaning. If encountered in specifications or technical writing, look for clarifications on what “fp” stands for or for explicit references to frames per second, display refresh rate, or floating-point performance. If possible, consult the original source or vendor documentation to confirm the intended interpretation. In general, when precision is required, it is safer to use the conventional terms fps or Hz rather than the nonstandard 120fp. See also: Frame rate, Frames per second, Hertz, Floating-point.