90fps

90fps refers to a display refresh rate of 90 frames per second. Refresh rate indicates how many times per second a display updates its image. A higher refresh rate generally results in smoother motion and a more responsive visual experience, especially in fast-paced applications like video games. While standard displays typically operate at 60Hz, or 60 frames per second, devices capable of 90fps can present images much more frequently. This increased fluidity can reduce motion blur and improve the overall perception of realism and immersion.

The benefits of 90fps are most noticeable in scenarios where rapid visual changes occur. For gamers, this translates to a competitive advantage as they can react to on-screen events more quickly. For general use, such as scrolling through web pages or user interfaces, 90fps can make interactions feel more fluid and natural. However, achieving and maintaining 90fps requires sufficient processing power from the device's hardware. Both the graphics processing unit (GPU) and the central processing unit (CPU) need to be capable of rendering and outputting frames at this rate. Additionally, the content itself must be designed or rendered to take advantage of the higher refresh rate. Not all applications or games support 90fps, and even if they do, performance can vary depending on the specific hardware configuration.